The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Mrs. Phillip Lyman is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Otto Lundin. She came
ron South Carolina, where she had
been with her husband, who is in
the service and who has been trans
ferred to Boise, Idaho. From here
she will go to Boise.
George Ihnat and Reinholt
Schmitt left wednesday morning
for Great Falls on business.
Mrs. Otto USeman and her mother.
Mrs. c. E. Frankforther, went to
Great Falls Sunday to spend a few
days.
Several women went to the apart
ment Of Kathryn Hentges and
Ethelyn Tellers and gave them a
farewell call Thursday night. They
have been high school teachers the
past two years and spent a few days
here before leaving for MisSoula to
attend summer school. They spent
the weekend at the home of Miss
Louise Pruys in Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Hawbaker
and son, Eric Holiday, drove to
Peerless to spend Sunday. Eric
stayed there to visit.
Esther Rave left Monday morn
ing for Minot, N. D., and returned
Tuesday evening.
Donald Wittmayer, who spent
three months at the University of
Utah in Salt Lake City in the army
special training program, came
home Sunday and will leave Friday
tc continue his studies. He is the
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Wittmayer.
Leslie Orth, fireman first class,
who has been in training at Rich
mOnd, Va, came to spend his leave
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Orth. He graduated last year
from Nashua high school. Enroute
here he spent g weekend with his
S~i0terS, Marjorie and Leona Orth, in
Washington. d. c. They are civil
service employees there.
Duane Mckay of Glasgow COM
menced his duties as clerk at the
poStoffice. He succeeds Mrs. John
Douglas Irwin, who resigned as as
Sistant postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bell of Arm
strong, B. c., who spent a few days
visiting here at the home of his
brother, d. H. Bell, left Wednesday |
for their home. They had been Wis
iting with relatives in Minneap-
ellis.
Walter Collins, who is in the navy
came to visit at his home here. His
father. p. NJ. Collins, has been a
patient for several days at the
Deaconess hospital. His sister. Miss
Even Collins, who was employed in
San Francisco, arrived last week,
having been called here by the ill
ness of her father.
Mrs. Dorman Bell and her mother,
Mrs. Sam Beach, returned home
Sunday morning after an absence
of several weeks. Mrs. Bell had been
a patient for a few weeks in a Min !
neapolis hospital following an oper-
alton and returns much improved.
She and her mother visited Mrs. (
Beach'S mother in Winona, Mimi.
Mrs. Beach left for her home in
Glasgow. q
Corp. and Mrs. william r. Jones
arrived about two weeks ago from +
Shickaska, Okla, on his furlcugh 2
they are spending at the d
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +
Ray Jones. They also visited in II
Minneapolis at the home of her par I
He had been a hospital patient -
since Jan. /, when he suffered a
peculiar accident when a driver 5
failed to stop at an intersection and =
ran into him and broke his left Z
leg. His father visited him at the .
hospital during his period of hos ~
.pitaliZation. o.
Mrs. Anthony Schnell and little u
laughter Alice, who visited her par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. Keough. returned di
home the last of the week.
Idelle Kappes, who attended 5
yrade school in Glasgow last year III
S visiting at the H. j. Geer home. &C
Ter father, Martin Kappes of Havre We
anne Sunday to visit her and his l9
Harold Kappes, who is employed af
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Bjerke, Mr.. and >
Irs. Frank Under, Mr.. and Mrs. do
ieo. Tryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mehls
nd Idell and Denny of FlaXville
anne tc spend memorial day with Co
ne E. p. Hensrud family. ne
Mrs. NJ. KronebuSch of Avondale, do
'ho had been in Fargo, N. D.. to no
ttend the funeral of a nephew in hv
ne air force who had been killed in ~,
al%ifornia. returned Thursday and Sat
her daughter. Mrs. Emil 90,
Mr.. Kronebusch drove re-,
ere for her that day. Mrs. Alfred tio,
ang of Walla Walla, Wash, who 'O
ad been visiting at the Reimche ,
Ome. accompanied the Krone civ
to Larslan. Her husband is T.
ere engaged in farming. %.
The Nashua quota of the Red
Drive has been increased by
IS and we hereby acknowledge the
of Stephen S~ivachenko.
Serg. Wilmar Erickson who is in
e air forces arrived Friday from
AriZ., to spend his fur Z
ugh of ten days here. He is the 8
n of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Erick-
n.
Private Walter Waters returned
Salt Lake CITY Sunday TO resume :,
S studies at the University. II
Eighty-four percent of all the :,