The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-23
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

' Genalgo and Gordon, sons of MI
and Mrs. Charles Alsberg, went t.
Vida to spend two weeks visiting
their uncle, Albert Reich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Mccoy o
5 Spirit Lake, Idaho, came to attent
the funeral of the latter's father, H
H. Bissell, and returned home Sun
day. They were accompanied b.
Mrs. L. V. Podolak, who will maxi
an indefinite visit at the home o
her sister, Mrs. Mccoy.
Mrs. Lena Scholl and Mrs. j. L
Mitchell drove to the l.. j. johnson
home north of Frazer Sunday anc
spent the day visiting.
Mrs. Harriet N. Carver left Sunday
for Oswego to spend a week at the
home of Mrs. Lucy Tyner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Blue ano
children of Havre spent two days
visiting at the Abe FreiSsen home
and left Sunday. Mrs. Blue is Mrs
Friessen's sister.
Eileen Sterback, who attended
summer school in Billings, arrived
home last week end and visited here
with friends before leaving for her
home in Frazer.
Mrs. Charles AlSberg and Betty,
Mrs. Clifford Stohl and children and
Mrs. Fred Stohl and Arlene and
Elaine went to Malta Saturday
where they visited an eye doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mattingly,
who visited here during the week
end, left Sunday for Havre where
MI. Mattingly will be employed by
the highway department. They Wis
tied her father, Ed Roberts. Mr.
Mattingly was honorably discharged
from the army recently.
Group l of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid met at the home of Mrs. Theo-
dor Aaaberg, with many members
present. They discussed plans for
their annual fall bazaar. Guests
were Mrs. G. E. Frankforther and
Mrs. Martin Milsten. Mrs. Aaberg
was assisted in the serving of the
luncheon by her daughter, Mrs.
Marvin Milsten of Bremerton,
Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor DoStert left
Sunday for Minot, N. D., to consult
a doctor in regard to Mr.. DoStert'S
health. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Dostert's nephew, Private Ray
mond Gedde of Superior, Wis, who
recently received his honorable dis
charge and had been here visiting
at the DoStert home and with his
uncle, Andrew Gedde.
Mrs. Byron New of Oakland,
was here the first CT the week
spending several days at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Vernon Dostert.
Mrs. Theodor Aaberg and Mrs.
Marvin Milsten were coffee guests
at the home of Mrs. John Rave Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. James Keil and Mrs. Hiram
and Barbara drove to Malta
Saturday, where they consulted an
eye specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lodge of Malta
came to Nashua and visited at the
nome of Mrs. Lodges brother, Sup
erindentent H. V. Loucks. MI. and
Mrs. Loucks and Bryant and Don
John accompanied them to Red
;tone, where they visited at the
parental home until Monday.
Mrs. W. j. Wittmayer is now en-
as bookkeeper at the Farmers
Union Oil company. She is filling
he vacancy caused by the resigna-
ion Of Miss Alice, who plans to
lttend college this fall.
Staff Serg. Leroy Dunster, who
lad been visiting in Michigan, re-
urned several days ago to spend the
valance of his furlough here at his
lone.
Mrs. Rose Brocksmith of Glasgow
pent the week end at her home
lere. She had as her guests Sunday
drs. G. H. Brocksmith and Charlyn
nd their guest, Mrs. j. Elgethun of
took Rapids, Iowa.
John R. Cole, radioman third class,
,as here on leave visiting his par
hts, MI. and Mrs. d. F.. Cole. He
eft Saturday morning for New York.
lis brother, Lieut.. Oliver Cole, is
nth the air force.
Mrs. d. B. Mckee entertained at
er home Tuesday afternoon COM
menting her daughter, Mrs. Jack
each of Seattle, who has been Wis
ing at her home for two months.
luncheon vas served and the after
DON vas spent socially.
Private Howard Milsten arrived
ONE Monday morning to spend an
3-day furlough here visiting his
Mrs. Martin MilSten.
Mrs. Ed Morrison and daughters,
is and Rose Mary, went to Glas-
Nv to visit at the home of her
William White. She came
,veral days ago from her home
Great Falls and is visiting at the
arental c. L. White home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Dostert and
onnie Jean, her brother, Private
Hopstad, Mr.. and Mrs.
eter Hopstad and Ruth Hopstad,
RS. Byron New of Oakland, Calf.
nd Mrs. Francis Elingson and
lildren of Seattle spent Sunday at
ort Peck lake picnicking and fish
g..