The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-07-26

lily at kirkland, Wash, and othel
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hughes anc
children, Mary Alice and Kamls
Jean, left Wednesday for then
home in Great Falls. Mrs. Hughes
and children had been here more
than a week visiting her mother
Mrs. Mary Gritz. Mr.. Hughes spent
several days here.
Tech. Serg. Clarence johnson ar
rived Tuesday from New York, where
he had landed after about a years
service in England. He will spend a
30-day furlough here with his wife
and daughter, his mother and other
relatives. He will report later at
Santa Ana, Calf.
Miss Genevieve Caricaburu ar
rived last week to spend a two-week
vacation with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Caricaburu. She is a cadet nurse at
the Columbus hospital in Great
Falls. Miss Alice Caricaburu arrived
this week from Great Falls, where
she is doing secretarial work at
Gore field.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Louis Archam-
beault and son, Jerry, plan to leave
next Wednesday for Camp Mccoy,
Wis, to go from there to Camp
Shelby, Miss. Lieutenant Archam-
beault recently returned from the
European theatre, where he spent
| almost a year. His unit is being
redeployed for duty in the Pacific.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Hurry Jr
arrived Thursday morning and will
spend is days visiting their parents,
Judge and Mrs. John Hurry and Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Wedum. Lieutenant
Hurry, who is a medical officer, flew
from New Caledonia to Alameda,
Calf, where he was met by Mrs.
Hurry. He will report after his leave
at Seattle.
Serg. George L. Alexander arrived
Saturday from Fort Smelling, MINI,
where he was given his dischage
from army service, and is visiting
his brother and Sister-in-law, MI.
and Mrs. Louis Alexande. He spent
the past 10 months in service in
France and Germany with the 28th
railway battalion. He will leave tins
week end for his home in Seattle.
Mrs. c.. L. Lansing has returned
from California, where she accom-
panied her husband, army corporal
who recently returned from over
seas. Corporal Lansing was ordered
to Santa Monica and from there was
assigned to Colorado Springs, Colo.
Mrs. Lansing also visited her father,
]. j. Henderson, formerly of Glas-
gov, who now lives near Sacra-
mento.
r. c.. Boehme arrived Monday
from Wapeto. Wash, to spend sew
eraI DAYS here visiting his brother,
F.. M. Boehme, manager OF the j.
G. n store. He was recently
discharged from the army, having
been stationed at Camp Roberts
calf. the past year after % months
service in the south Pacific. He VIII
90 from here to Sioux Falls, S. D.,
to visit a sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Johnson OF
Williston spent a few days mere
visiting her brother and sister-m-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Orr, ana
picking up their daughter, Roberta,
who had been visiting here the past
six weeks while her mother was a
patient at Rochester, Mimi. They
went from here to Big Sandy to visit
Johnson's parents, Mr.. n MRS.
prank Daggett, and their daughter,
who is spending the summer
there. They will stop in Glasgow
on their return to winston
MI. and Mrs. George Hunter ana
Mrs. Myrtle Cary OF Reserve n
Antelope spent a week in TINS
visiting friends and rela-
tives on their way home from the
I egion health plunge. People they
here and in Fort Peck IN
Guided Mrs. Clara Taylor and son,
Arnold, and family, william
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Max
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Klttlesoh
the Alfred Olson family. Mrs.
Hunter has been local correspond
ent for the Plentywood Herald 1or
a number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Jerome wall ar
rived Saturday from Missoula, where
Mr.. Wall has completed studies at
State university. Beginning Aug. I
|. he will begin work as representa-
i've for the American Book COM !
pany in Montana and wyoming .
headquarters probably at Bill !
ings. They are visiting his brotner !
and sister, j. j. Wall and Mrs. j.. &. :
EAST. of Lustre and will also vlslt ;
Mrs. Walls mother, Mrs. Anna Lar :
on of Williston, N. D. Mr.. wall IS ,
former county superintendent OF
:
nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. E.. j. KEEL
,trup, arrived Tuesday to visit at the
xieistrup home. Sergeant NcNeese
las been in the army since 1899 ana
served 80 months service in n
southwest Pacific. He visited ms
mother. Mrs. Ray NcNeese, in Great
Falls before coming here. He will 6
export at Fort Lewis, Wash, Aug. l., c
receive his discharge under n
,oint system. Sergeant NcNeese {
made his home here for a number
years and graduated from Glas-
row high school in 1886.