The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22
NASHUA
By Mrs. George Fisher

Joseph Catelle left to visit in Gle
Elum, Wash. During his absence
James King of Great Falls is her
to assist at the Catelle farm. He i
a former resident of Nashua and
brother of Mrs. Catelle.
Emil Bauer left last week TO
jamestown, N. D.. to be with hi
sister, who is a patient at a hos,
pital there. He will also visit a
Rolette, N. D.
The Van Guard Home Demon,
stration club was host last Tuesday
evening at the catholic hall wher
guests were invited to attend the
meeting conducted by j. K. Nc
Kidney and Iva Holiday. Before
their talks, whist was played. Mrs
James Hay was high scorer for the
women and Byron Hill for the men
A luncheon vas served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Gilman
gave a dinner at their home Monday
evening, when the birthday of Mrs.
H. Wiley was remembered. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clarke and
son Earl, Mrs. Frank Mcpherson,
Mrs. Stella Johnson and son Frank
lin, Mrs. Agnes White and the
honored guest. Cards were played.
Mrs. A. Day and little daughter
of Scobey visited her mother, Mrs.
d. E. HaWbaker, last week.
Mrs. Clifford Stohl and children,
who had been spending several
months in Washington, where her
husband, who is with the navy. was
oN-4.OnAd aor,n NHnndny. ,1nnrnin0 m
make their home here. They and
Mrs. Fred Stohl drove to Glasgow
Monday on business.
Arvie Waters, who was a patient
for several days at the Deaconess
hospital in Glasgow following an
accident which occurred at the gas
station south of Nashua, returned
home Friday. He will not return to
work for several days.
Mrs. Otto Camburn received a
newspaper clipping from Mrs. B.. w.
Chapman of Kankakee, I'LL, about
her son, Petty Officer End Glass
Bert Chapman who received the
Presidential citation in the Aleu-
tians. With nine other volunteers
he manned a 5O-foot open boat
dCIONS lllG OAlaoloohd 10y 0N
crawied on his hands and knees
through heavy snow to bring medl-
cal aid to a comrade stricken with
appendicitis. Seabee Chapman at
Nashua schools here and
with the basketball team OF
1898. His wife and child reside In
oregon. His parents now live In
but resided in Hinsdale
and Nashua before leaving here.
The Altar society met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mike
Sherlock. Mrs. j. D. Irwin gave a
'eview of catholic action. Members
decided to sponsor a study club
which will meet Tuesday afternoons:
The first meeting was to be held
his week at the home of Mrs. H. E.
Hill. The book. peace Points OF
Pope Plus" will be discussed. A
luncheon was served.
Mrs. Virgil Swanson and daughter
Kay and Miss LaVonne Campbell
Saco spent the week end here
the home of Mrs. SwanSon's
lister, Mrs. John Capdea. Miss
Campbell returned Sunday to re-
iume her teaching. Mrs. Campbell
md daughter visited here until
Wednesday.
Simon Anderson and Ardelle
irove to Glasgow Sunday for Mrs.
Anderson and infant son. who re-
urned home from the Deaconsss
hospital.
A large crowd was present sun
Law morning to hear Maj. Chaplain
Harold Siqueland give his sermon at
he Lutheran church. Mrs. Sique-
and accompanied him and the Rev.
r. T. Doe to Nashua. Nashua was
veil represented in the afternoon
when friends visited at the Doe
home in Glasgow during the open
louse.
Mrs. Magnus Dahl and daughters,
Who spent several weeks visiting her
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry john
on. left Wednesday morning for
Ter home in East Helena. Her
,rother, Jay Johnson, came last week
o visit his parents.
Mrs. Earl Norman of Beaverton
vas visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Stewart, the first of
he week. She returned Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Bjorklund of
Glasgow were visitors Tuesday eve
ling at the H. E. Hill home.
Mrs. Homer LouckS and Bryan
eft Wednesday morning to visit at
he home of her parents in Pratt,
Sans. Her brother will be home on
through during her visit there. The
ounger son, Don John, is at the j.
}. Irwin home during his mothers
bsence.
Serg. and Mrs. Raymond Luebs
nd little daughter, Parable Ann
anne Thursday morning and visited
ntil Sunday morning at the home
{ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Knute
ierg. They will visit at Fargo, N. D.,
efore going to Salem, Neb., where
ley will visit. Serg. LuebS will go
, the convalescent hospital at
amp Carson, Colorado Springs,
olo. His left arm was injured
lille on active duty in France.
Mrs. Fred Wigdahl, who had been
her sister. in Tacoma,
FASH. returned Tuesday morning
a short visit with her sisters,
[rs. Theodor Aaberg and Mrs. S.
kolrud. Mrs. Elmer Hanger, who is
or niece, had a coffee party Tues
~ afternoon for Mrs. Wigdahl,
rs. Aaberg and Mrs. Skolrud.
Mrs. H. H. Bissell is staying in
with Mr.. Bissell, who was
ken to the hospital last Wednes-
~.
Miss Bertha Edwards had as her
lest over the week end her brother,
arvin Edwards, who is with the
med forces. He was employed at
e Saveway store as meat cutter
fore entering the service.
EARLY OPHEIM IAAIRS