The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
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Mrs. Ethel A. Vagg

Mrs. Ruth Knight returned to
town to visit her son, Stanford, who
is home on furlough from Camp
Lee, Va. Sergeant and Mrs. Knight
are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Donald Martin. Monday night they
visited his father, c. E. Knight OF
Cole.
Mrs. Karl Wild entertained her
sewing club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. S. Blue had a few friends
in Friday evening in honor of Mrs.
Emil Lucht, who celebrated her
birthday that day. Mrs. Blue served
a lunch and Mrs. Lucht received
gifts.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid held a
food sale Saturday afternoon. Mem
bers served lunch to & large crowd
and had many good things to eat as
well as the cakes and pies they sold.
Mrs. Grant Winchell arrived Sat
urday morning. She will help her
mother in the Smith cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Martin left
Saturday morning for Great Falls
to spend a few days with their
daughters, Miss Betty Martin and
Mrs. William Baker, and Mr.. Mar
tins sister, Miss Eva Martin.
Mrs. S. w. Jackline returned We'd
neSday from a trip to eastern Mon
tana on Degree of Honor business.
About twenty friends and neigh
bors came Wednesday afternoon to
surprise Mrs. Adds Arnott on her
birthday. They served q lunch and
she received gifts.
Those attending the Methodist
conference in Glasgow Friday were
Mrs. c. H. McChesney, the Rev. and
Mrs. Andrew Olsen, Mrs. c. w. Nell
son, Mrs. Margaret Bell. Mrs.
George Robinson and Mrs. Ed
Noble.
Mrs. S~lay11G.1er spent a week in
town at the home CT her daughter,
Mrs. Eud Slaymaker. while the lat
&c" stayed ct the ranch a week.
Ross Robinson spent Wednesday
night with Diane Wilson at the
home OF MRS. E. Vagg.
LIS. Henry Denoma and two boys
spent Friday afternoon in town
visiting friends.
Mrs. Fred Erickson, Mrs. Hubert
Coggins and daughter, Susan, Mrs.
Donald Martin and daughter and
Mrs. E. j. Lucht spent Friday in
Glasgow on business.
Mrs. Glen Conlon entertained in
her home Wednesday afternoon.
Four tables of contract were in play.
Lucy Jones won the high score
and Mrs. Ed Noble won low score
and the travelling prize.
Mrs. Dick Vogt of Strater spent a
few days in town last week visiting
at the Floyd O'Brien home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Killenbeck and
children arrived Saturday to spend
night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl j. Ryding. They left Sun
day for their home at Four Buttes.
John Beadle, John Fetterman and
Donald Erickson came home from
Friday. They returned there
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. william K. Burris and two
children have been visiting since
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Fred
Erickson. They left Tuesday after
noon for their home in Gold Butte.
Mrs. Burris said they would move to
Whitefish soon.
MI. and Mrs. Melvin Jacobson and
son, Duane, have moved into the
home which they purchased from
Mrs. Nettie Reimer last summer.
Mrs. Christine Blue invited
friends to surprise her daughter,
Mrs. Emil Lucht, on her birthday
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lucht re-
ceived many gifts. Mrs. Lucy Jones
assisted the hostess in serving lunch.
The Central Hotel has been closed
for a few days for repairs. Mrs.
Charles Kuether is the new a
ager and will have the hotel open
again soon.
Mrs. Kenneth Knudson has moved
from the Nelson apartments and is
staying home for a while with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fetter-
man, until MI. KnudSon can get
their OWL home ready.