The Glasgow courier., 1944-04-13

Mrs. o. r. McCleery. She plans I
| take an apartment In Glasgow SAT
| urday.
Ensign Barbara Anderson of tn
Waves arrived Friday to spend
leave visiting her parents, Mr.. an
MIS-. E. A. Anderson.
Miss Ruth Mary Bundy, who is
student at North Montana college a
Havre, spent the Easter week en-,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
o. H. Bundy.
George Reid, Vandalia farmer
was here Tuesday. Mr.. Reid reported
his fields are still wet and said h
did not expect to begin spring wori
until next week.
Pfc. John Knight arrived Sunday
from Fort Frances E. Warren, neal
Cheyenne, Wyo., to spend a sever
days furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Knight.
Miss lydia Enseleit of the Dea-
1 coness hospital staff is spending hel
vacation in Hinsdale. She was ir
Glasgow Tuesday night for meet
ing of the nurses association.
Private Edward w. Combs left
for Fort Wayne, md, Monday
morning after visiting his wife and
son and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. A. Combs, in Glasgow last week.
Mrs. Spencer harrington has
taken a nursing position in the
! Deaconess hospital. She and little
| son have moved to Glasgow from
Fort Peck and are living at AL
Fifth avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edsal Woodall of
! Anderson DAM, Ida, arrived Satur-
day morning to visit Mrs. Woodall's
! parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Combs,
and her brother, Private Ed Combs,
who was home on furlough.
Alvah Jennings, former Valley
county resident, arrived Tuesday to
spend several weeks here. He Will
visit his brothers, N. L. Jennings OF
Glasgow, Ellis Jennings of Baylor
and Milo Jennings of Opheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Anderson and
son Delno went to Scobey for Easter
and Mr.. Anderson remained there
this week. Mrs. Anderson and son
returned Monday, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Mary Hagfeldt.
Mrs. Carrie Erickson and daughter
DeloriS of Great Falls were in Glas-
gov from Friday to Tuesday visit
inc her daughters, Mrs. Clifford
Combs and Mrs. Irving Russell and
also Mrs. Tony Arrotta of Tamplco.
Paul j. Campbell left Wednesday
for Big Sandy to visit relatives a
few days. His daughter, Mrs. j. j.
Morrissey, went at the same time 10
Great Falls to take position with
the air transport command at Gore
field.
George E. Kennedy of Minneapolis
spent Wednesday looking aiter
farming interests in northern Valley
county. Mr.. Kennedy, who was on
his way home from Los Angeles,
was a guests at the H. o. Morgan
home while in Glasgow.
Seaman First Glass Lee HIS ar
rived Saturday from Logan, Utah,
where he has been taking courses
in radio at Utah State college, 10
visit his uncle and aunt, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Bondeson. He is con-
valescing following an operation. lie
will leave for Logan today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Miller spent
two days in Minot, N. D., last week
to visit their son, Serg. Kenneth j.
Miller, who was stationed at Shreve-
port. La, and had been sent to
Minot on detail duty. After his re-
turn to Shreveport he was trans
ferred to Camp Mccain. Miss.
K. H. Knudsvig, Larslan farmer
and former state senator from VAL
ley county, was here Tuesday pre-
paratory to beginning spring work.
Fields then were still wet. he said,
and it will probably be the end OF
the week before seeding gets under
way generally in the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Walby and
George w. Dali of Richland were
Glasgow callers Tuesday. Mr.. Dali
brought in several entries for The
Courier big egg" contest. sent by
Christina Zavalney. Included was a
pullet egg of very small size and
another small, gourd-shaped egg.
Technical Serg. and Mrs. Harold
Kalstad have returned from King
man. Ariz., where Serg. Kalstad was
given a medical discharge from the
army air corps because of back in
juries. They are visiting his parents, /
Mr. and Mrs Milford Kalstad, and !
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.
McCleery. /
Pfc. Robert l.. Hallett arrived |
Thursday from Camp Livingston. La. |,
to spend a furlough visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hallett. |
His sister, Miss Mary Louise Hal |
lett. who is taking a cadet nursing
course at Bozeman.. came SUNDAY |
for short vacation. They both left !
Wednesday.
Mrs. George Lindgren and baby
daughter left this morning for Log
an. Utah. to visit Seaman Second
Glass Lindgren who is taking radio
technician courses at the Utah State
college. She will be gone two weeks.
She drove to Great Falls. accom-
panied by Seaman First Glass Lee
Hills. and went bv train from there.
Mayor E. j. Kjelstrup left Friday
for Fargo. called by the death of his
brother. T. B. Kielstrup, who had
suffered from a heart ailment for
the past three years. Funeral serv-
ices were held at Fargo Monday. T.
B. Kjelstrup was the father of Mrs.
Tom Ramsey. who made her home
in Glasgow three years ago. He is
also survived by his widow, a son
and another DAUGHTER
Seaman First Class Ned L. Rush
ton, is here from the Atlantic coast
spending a II day leave visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
He will leave Saturday. He
spent a few days visiting at Great
Falls and his sister-in- law, Mrs.
Don Rushton. and a friend. Miss
LaVon Robinson, returned with him
and were guests at the Rushton
home over the week end.
Tech. Serg. Garold Kjelstrup vis-
tied Saturday at the home of his
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Kjel-
;trup. He was on his way from
Spokane, Wash. to an officers train
ng camp for engineers in virginia
lie had been recently transferred
rom March field to Gei9er field.
Irs. Kjelstrup stopped in Eureka to
'isit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
in Scott and will visit later in
glasgow.