The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-16
Glasgow Breuities

Mrs. Mabel Miller of Chinook lef
Tuesday morning after visiting II
Glasgow the past week.
Miss Jerry Sund of Kalispell ar.
ried Saturday to spend a week visit,
ing Mrs. w. B. Schmitten.
Mrs. r. l.. Welliver of Billings leff
Monday after visiting Mrs. @. A
Bertsch for a week.
w. B. Schmitten is visiting his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Robert Karlin, of MiSsoula.
The Rev. and Mrs. Grant S. Moore
left Saturday for Great Falls tc
to spend a week of his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacobson
of Kirkland, Wash, arrived last week
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Christianson.
Mrs. j. w. Peterson left Saturday
night for Seattle, called by word of
the serious illness of her mother.
Private A. c. BERT William is
here on furlough from Camp Maxey,
Texas, visiting Mrs. William and
their children.
Mrs. Frances Fox of Minneapolis
left Tuesday after spending two
weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Nyquist here.
Aviation Cadet Arthur Hotter left
Monday morning for Chicago, after
spending a leave here visiting his
parents and other relatives.
Nj. and Mrs. Casper Hotter left
Tuesday night for Billings to make
their home. They stopped at Boze-
man enroute to visit.
Mrs. c. H. Roberts of Glasgow
is a patient at the DeaconesS hospi-
tai. having had major surgery Fri
day. She is reported to be doing well.
Pfc. Earl Worley left Thursday
night for Camp Mccoy, Wis. after
a months visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Worley. He
recently returned after % months
overseas.
MI. and Mrs. Henry ScheisSer and
daughter, Karen, of Butte came last
week and are staying in one OF
the German cabins. They are here
on business of the Nor-Mont diaries,
in which they are interested.
Mrs. Raymond Achen and daugh-
ter, Janet, left for Seattle Thursday
to join Mr.. Achen who is employed
there by the government. He was
formerly an internal revenue deputy
collector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Tower of
Byron, Mich, stopped Monday IN
Glasgow to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Proper two days. MI. Tower Is
Mrs. Propper's cousin. They went
here to Kalispell where Mr..
Tower had a business errand.
Myron James Meyer of Bluefleld,
w. va, whose marriage to Miss Ada
Miriam Pease recently took place
in Glasgow, has accepted a position
with the Montgomery Ward COM
pany store at Bluefield and will be
n training for a managerShlp OF
lne of the company's retail stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. KjelStrup re-
turned from Eureka Monday night
accompanied by their daughter-in-
Mrs. Garold KjelStrup and baby
laughter, Vicki Karen. Mrs. KEEL
;trup visited her daughter-in-law at
Eureka two weeks and Mr.. KjelStrup
vent there last week.
MI. and Mrs. Stephen Yrs left
Sunday for Coffee Greek. Mr.. Yrs
will help with the harvest on the
of his mother, Mrs. Blanche
Jrs, and also will visit a brother,
Serg. James Yrs, who recently re-
urned after combat service in
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl M. Smith and
laughter, Jane, who were on their
way from their former home at
Vapakoneta, Ohio, to Salem, Ore,
at the Jacob Pattison home
he past week. MI. Smith is Mr. Pat
ison's nephew. The Smiths are for
ner Montana residents and lived in
Circle from 1923 to 1897.
DT. and Mrs. G. A. Clark have re-
eived word of the birth Of a grand !
on, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Vohlford of Amarillo, Texas. The i
ably was born Aug. 2 at an Amaril- S
0 hospital and has been named Don I
Earl. Mr.. Wohlford is a resident 1
ngineer there with the corps of
ngineerS. .
Elmer Blikken of West Hemp l
tead, Long Island, N. Y, arrived |
Ionday morning to look after farm {
1g interests and help with the crop '
his land near Opheim. He will {
pend some time here. Mrs. Blikken