The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

afternoon at the Sunday schoo
hour 2:30.
Mrs. George Nichol left las
Thursday to visit her daughter
Marjorie, at Spokane. From there
she will leave for Oakland, Calf, tc
visit her son, Cliff Carr, and latel
with another son, William Carr.
Miss Mayme Nicol left Thursday
morning for st. Paul to attend tC
business affairs and visit.
Altar society members were hosts
Thursday afternoon at the Catholic
hall to friends at their annual
Christmas party. Decorations in
Guided a lighted tree and the table
carried the Christmas theme. Gifts
for the parish were brought by the
members and cards were played with
Mrs. Bertha USeman having high
score and Mrs Lena Scholl, second
high. The door prize went to Miss
Verla Klein. A buffet luncheon was
served.
NJ. Kronebusch and son Richard
of Avondale we're in Nashua Fri
day evening and attended the bas-
ketball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Heuer of
Bows. Iowa, are here visiting Mrs.
Heuer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Garsjo.
Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick of Glas-
gov spent last Friday visiting at
the J.. D. Irwin home. She accom-
panied Mrs. Mary Dignan and Mrs.
Rose Brocksmith of Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Sholtus, who
have been at Pincher Creek, Alta,
for the past six months. were Wis
itors at the home of his brother. j.
NJ. Sholtus. They left for Carlsbad,
N M, to spend the winter.
The Sunday school children en-
joyed a Christmas party last Sun
day afternoon at the Catholic hall
with Mrs. j. D. Irwin in charge.
Miss Anna Olson of Ulen. Mimi,
visited for two days at the home of
her cousin, Mrs. o. L. Hagen, and
left Saturday morning for White
fish to visit.
B. Stenbakken, who has been a
pneumonia patient at the Deaconess
hospital for two weeks. returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tinker of
King, Wis, arrived Saturday norm
ing to spend the holidays with their
Mrs. John Rave.
The Glasgow A and B basketball
will play at Nashua, Satur-
day night it has been announced.
The Royal Neighbors will meet
Wednesday, Dec 81. at the hall for
the December meeting. Exchange of
gifts and election of officers will
be held.
The Birthday club met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ole
Brenden. Several guests were pre-
sent. Birthday cake was furnished
by Mrs. H. HelglSon.
Mrs. H. M. Priest, who spent three
weeks visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Nina Lee, at FreeWater, Ore, and
nome, returned home Wednesday
morning.
Miss Hattie Fouts left Wednes-
lay morning for Port Clinton, Ohio,
o visit.
George Kucera, who has complet-
ID his boot training at Great Lakes
laval station, came Wednesday to
-iSit his wife and daughter Helen
Ann They are residing at the home t
# her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar {
Jacobson. ]
John Kuta left Wednesday norm !
ng for Cedar Rapids, Iowa. where {
will spend Christmas with rel
tives. He will also visit in Chicago {
efore returning. l
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Bergstrom
pent the week end in Joplin at the a
Yome of their daughter, Mrs. Robert I
anderson. Mrs. Anderson was form
rly Lillia Bergstrom. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodor Aaberg i
to Glendive Thursday with
heir daughter, Mrs. Walter Wagner 7
f San Diego, Calf. who had been :,
heir guest for a week. She went to +
to meet her husband, who !
a marine. They will visit in Har- !,
)wtown. 7
The home &c girls and their teach !
Miss Ethelyn Teller. were CAROL L
lg Monday evening and later went
the home &c Don where they had
party. They exchanged gifts and a
inch was served. s
Mrs. Mildred Ramsbacher of Port v
Id came to visit her daughter Ar T
enc and other relatives. She is 5
her sister, Mrs. Chester "
and spent last Friday visit [
lg at the H. E. Hill home. During l.
ne holidays she will go to Richland [
D visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c
Bondy. |
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