The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-08

Mrs. Rose Schuster of Glentanf
was in Glasgow Friday on her way
to Miles City, where she will spenC
several weeks visiting a sister.
John Mass left on Sunday morn
ing for Minneapolis on business
trip that will include buying for the
Federated store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Onberg oi
Havre, former Glasgow residents
spent from Monday to wednesday
here as guests at the A. w. Edo
home.
Mrs. Frank Curry Of Great Fails
has been visiting since Saturday
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Grltz
She plans to leave Friday for Great
Falls.
K. o. Stolen and son Arthur OF
q, Hinsdale were Glasgow callers Fri
day. Arthur Stolen recently re-
turned after overseas service in
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Brown OF
Linton, N. D., arrived Wednesday
noon and are guests for visit at
the home of the Rev. and Mrs,
Grant S. Moore.
capt. and Mrs. C. j. Herbold Jr.
left Sunday to visit friends IN
Chicago. Captain Herbold is now on
terminal leave from the army pend
ing his discharge in February.
Beautiful New Lucite Towel
Holders. Ben Franklin Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Gray of
Spokane arrived Sunday to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Marlene NelSs
and her daughter Sharon. They plan
to leave Saturday for Spokane.
Pharmacists Mate Clifford Combs
received a medical discharge from
the navy at Farragut on Tuesday.
He expects to be home this week to
resume work as owner Of the Pubic
Drug store here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hooking re-
turned Sunday after attending the
annual convention of the Montana
State Press association in Great
Falls. Mr.. Hooking served on the
convention resolutions committee.
Fred Rice, former Great Northern
employe, returned Monday from
Minneapolis and other Minnesota
points. He underwent a major oper-
alton in a Minneapolis hospital on
Sept. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Smith arrived
Sunday from Seattle and are visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Ollie Smith,
and other relatives here. Mr.. Smith
recently was discharged from the
navy Seabees after service in the
southwest Pacific.
Christmas Cards on Display.
Ben Franklin Store.
Frank Vorell, aviation technician
third class and Miss Joyce Russell
of Bozeman, Mont, spent the week
end with Mr. Vorell'S sister, Mrs.
Cliff Rice. Mr.. Vorell is former
resident of Glasgow and Is home
on a delayed furlough.
Dan Oakland has gone to Seattle
to visit his daughters, Miss Norma
Oakland and Mrs. Reginald Brown
and her three children. Mrs. Brown
has been living in Vancouver but
is now in Seattle awaiting passage
to Anchorage, Alaska, where her
husband is employed.
The Rev. George Moir, American
Sunday School union missionary
here spent Sunday in Phillips coun-
ty, attending Sunday school services
at South Wager in the morning and
at the Longview school north Of
Dodson in the afternoon. Mrs. Moir
and their children accompanied
him.
Do You Have a Birthday to
Remember? Appropriate Cards
and Gifts. Ben Franklin Store.
Miss Edith Ackerman, r. NJ. grad
uate of the DeaconesS hospital in
Great Falls, has arrived to be super
vising nurse for senior cadet nurses
who will be at the Glasgow hospital
beginning in December. The cadets
are coming from the Deaconess Hos
pital School Of Nursing in Great
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mettie LaFond and
daughters, Cora and Eva Bish. Of
Olympia, Wash, spent some time
here last week visiting at the homes
of their son and daughter, Homer
LaFond and Mrs. Ed johnson. Ac-
companied by Mr.. LaFond, they also
visited relatives in Malta and left