The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-01-11
NASHUA
By Mrs. George Fisher

Mr.. and Mrs H j. Loft had a
their Sunday dinner guests, Mr.. an(
Mrs. Russell Coday and children, thu
Bert Masters family, the Free
Phipps family and the Frank Nc
MILAN family of Fort Peck. Tit
Lofts were celebrating their eigh-
teenth wedding anniversary, which
occurred last Friday.
Mrs. Henry Tinker, who was q
guest at the home of her daughter
Mrs. John Rave, was a compliment
ted guest at the home of Mrs. c,
H. Brocksmith Saturday afternoon
when a coffee party was given, with
Mrs. Rose BrockSmith as co-hoSteSS.
The guests were Mrs. C. E. Frank
forther, Mrs. Lena Scholl, Mrs.
Harriet N. Carver, Mrs. Otto Use
man, Mrs. Frank Mcpherson, Mrs.
Otto Camburn, Mrs. George Fisher,
Mrs. John Rave, Mrs. Elmer
Hanger, Mrs. Otto Rave and Mrs.
Robert Rave of Nashua and Mrs.
E. L. Mcpherson and Mrs. Sam
Rave of Glasgow.
Mrs. G.. E. Bollinger and sons
Gordon and David, who spent
several days here during the holiday
season visiting Mrs. Carl Bollinger
and Betty Jean, returned to their
home in Glasgow Saturday.
Group l of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid will met Wednesday, Jan. II, at
the church parlors with Mrs. T.
Viste Is hostess. Mrs. George
Fisher will entertain Group 2 at
her home the same day.
Efrra norlAnAc IF chna~ tuafa
shipped to the st. Paul market
Thursday by Thomas Eldridge. He
accompanied the shipment. Victor
and George Nickel also went
with him and will visit in the Twin
before returning home.
Mrs. Thomas Eldredge went to
Point Sunday where she was
overnight guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cash Moore and from there left for
Minneaolis to join Mr.. Eldredge
where they will spend several days
visiting.
, Superintendent of Schools E. F.
5laght of Wolf Point was here FRI
day evening to referee the Nashua
5aco game. He was accompanied
mere by Mrs. Slaght and daughter
Myra.
MI. and Mrs. Melvin Jacobson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Johnson of
5aco attended the basketball game
evening and later went to the
Oscar Jacobson home for a coffee
,arty before returning to their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvie Waters left
morning for Rochester,
dinn,. where Mrs. Waters will enter
he Mayo clinic.
Mrs. Orville Golphenee vas a week ,
nd guest at the home of Mrs. Ed
yard Paulson at Fort Peck.
Mrs. Della Sewer, who went to
isit her son, Dale Sewer, who is
With the navy, S &c medical de-
'artment, at Seattle, vas a guest at {
ne home of her nephew, c. G. With
rbee. Her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth
,oday of Shelby, accompanied her
here. They also visited at the Will
ur Waters home in Seattle. Will
ur, a former resident of Nashua, is
n the medical department in the
tavy. .
Mrs. c. E. Frankforther invited a :
eW friends to her home Friday =,
lIeIIlOOll W Il COllCc panty OOillpli- :
renting Mrs. Henry Tinker. Mrs. c. 7
Peterson entertained friends a
ew days previous in Mrs. Tinker's 7
onor. Monday afternoon. Mrs. :
'heodor Aaberg was hostess to
Irs. John Rave and her mother,
FRS. Tinker. 9
Miss Eleanor Huff of Vallejo, +
enrolled in Nashua high
chool for her senior year. She is
ne daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 6
.ugust Huff, who resided here be- $
ore they moved to California about \
)ur years ago. Her sister, Mrs. Art
.jellstrup of Bellingham, Wash, :
anne with her last Thursday and n
at the Sid Moir home in $
-lasgow for several days.
Mrs. Frank Mcpherson left Mon f
ay morning for Minot, N. D., to Q
at the home of her son, Walter j
Jefferson, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sorenson left s
unday for Great Falls for medical t
'eatment. During their absence T
ON their farm, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
lson will be there. t
Mrs. william Adkins and children f
vent their vacation at their farm t,
Ome near Wiota and returned here il
lie last of the week.