The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-14

to spend a furlough visiting Mrs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Arm
strong, at Fort Peck. He expects Il
be here until Monday or Tuesday
Max Kampfer is substituting TO
two weeks at the Glasgow Mountain
States telephone exchange while E
I. Ferrin is taking a vacation.
A. l.. Ebersole of Billings arrived
Friday to spend some time in Glas.
gov visiting his sister, Miss Nora
Ebersole, and transacting business
James Bruce went to Malta Tues.
day, accompanying his brother, c
D. Bruce of Minot, N. D., who ar
rived that day and was going Il
Malta on business.
Private and Mrs. Paul Hoffman
and little son, Paul Gordon. arrived
Wednesday morning from Camp
Claiborne, La, to spend a week
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. F. Hoffman, and Mrs. Hoffman's
mother, Mrs. Gordon Jameson.
Lieut.. George Biddle arrived Tues
day morning from Camp j. B. Rob-
inson, Ark, to visit for a week his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Royce Biddle.
He is serving as an instructor and
plans and training officer in an in
fantry communications battalion at
the camp. Lieutenant Biddle has
been in the army Is months.
DR.. Margaret Rowland. chiro-
practor, returned to Glasgow last
week from Miles City and has
moved into the offices formerly oc-
cupied by her in the Rumble build
ing. She is resting this month, but
expects to be ready to take patients
again about October /.
Mrs. Frank Cutler of Havre came
Friday and spent the week end
visiting DR.. ana Mrs. G.. A. Clark
and Mrs. Earl Wholford. Mrs.
Wholford returned with her to
spend a week in Havre visiting
her husbands parents, MI. and
Mrs. Clyde Kramer. Mrs. Cutters
husband is a lieutenant in the navy
and is at present IN Australia.
Mrs. Elva PETERSON arrived Friday
from Wenatchee and Seat
tie, where she spent the summer,
and stayed in Glasgow over Satur-
day to attend the teachers inSti-
She will teach IN the Frazer
this yea Her daughter
Barbara will enter college at Wen
atchee this month.
MRS. c. II. Johnson has returned
from Tonopah, New, and VIII stay
for the duration with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hall, while her
husband is overseas. She was ac-
companied here by her Sister-ln-
Mrs. Glenn Hall, who came
MERGED, Calf, and who Will
also be here for the duration.
Mrs. Fred Plummer and son Ron
ny are now in Glasgow making
heir home with her mother, Mrs.
Victoria Puchalla, while her hus-
band, Lieutenant Plummer, is in
overseas service. Miss Betty Pu-
who has been staying with
Ter at Colorado Springs, Colo, re
1urned to Glasgow with her.
Technical Sergeant Leslie Jones
Tuesday morning from
ouerto Rico, where he has been the
,ast year and a half with an eng1-
leering detachment, to spend a fur
ough In Glasgow. He is visiting at
he home of his sister, mrs. Ned
Johnson. He will be here until Oct.
2 when he will report at a Spokane
for reaSsignment.
Private Harry harrington was in
glasgow Sunday and Monday Wis
ting his sister-n-law, Mrs. Spencer
He left Tuesday for
TO visit his mother, Mrs.
Anna harrington. He was accom-
to Seattle by Miss Ruth
Iopstad. They will return to Glas-
,ow, Sept. 30, and he will report
i Fort Jackson, S. c., Oct. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Britznan
ave received word from their son,
,orp. Carl Britzman, that he is
till a patient IN a New Guinea
hospital following an append
citis operation, but expects 500 to
'e vel enough to come home on a
through. He had expected to have
furlough with the July quota,
'ut the appendicitis operation in
erfered.
Corp. w. j. Trumbull arrived
tuesday morning from Camp Shell
", Miss, and Mrs. Trumbull ar
ived Saturday from Tucson, Ariz.,
visit her parents, MI. and Mrs.
:. NJ. Owings. They VIII leave this
yeek end for Helena to visit his
arents and return to Glasgow be-
ore the end Of his furlough. Mrs.
rumbull visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayberry at Phoenix and
ir. and Mrs. Joe Hanson at Tucson.