Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 20, 1913, Page 3

. Mr. and Mra. George Anderson’ tertained & number of friends Sai ueday evening. The folloWing gues were includede Mr. ‘and Mrs. John ‘tiiPheifter, Mr. and Mrs. Eckstrum, Mr. MISS HELEN M. GOULD. Late Snapshot of Noted Woman Engaged to Finley J. Shepard. rosssesmenst |ER8E yOUr vAluable:DADETS . aTe Saf jand Mrs. T. Thompson, Miss Dagne [ Knutson, lc-rl 'Nn _Fuller, Ives.i Stein. Isn’t f worth the noo.- ifental of a safe deposit box in thi |(Northern National Bank to know +—Adv. Misa Harriet Cochnn -of:this elt! is in Minneapolis, visiting her sisters | and other {riends there. ,She. .will leave. Minneapolia.in: a: fow :daya. for the west; where:she expects.to spend @ couple of months this winter. Among other places she will visit Seattle, Los Angeles and the grand canyon, Mr. and.Mrs. C. M..Bacon will leave Tuesday evening.for California, Wwhere they will spend the reat of the winter. In Minneapolis they will be joined by Misa Harriet Cochran, who left for Minueapolis Saturday. They will visit all points of inferest in the MINN. Weat and among other :places they| yst of advertised leters, “unclaim- will visit the grand canyon and the ed” for week ending Jan. 20, 1913: city of Los, Angeles. Men: C.A.. Austin, Dnfighocoy many a thrill; Love, jealousy ful. Don't fail to see it. MNustrated “Reped In"’ (Selig) Bosbism, Fred Carver, Davison, Frank Dailey, Ray Framp- may be seen at this ofice. ton, D. R, Herman, Ludvrig Lange, £ Joseph Lesor, A. M. Nelson, Johnny The Itasca News: While felling | Paul, Carl Ring, Pete Sjolery, Clar- timber in the woods.with his father |ence Westby. and _brother near Spring lake, Joe| Women: Miss Rena M. Adams (2); inms offered to Pioneer ‘readrs. They will be:breught right to your door or «That Loving Qal of Mine" Ask to be shown: the _special prem- Acbonin, Theodor G. Berend, Lewis}, Joseph H. {is ilyden, of Cohasset, aged twenty- three, was killed almost instantly by being hit with a falling tree yester- day. The remains were brought to town today on a logging train and are now at Herreid’s morgue. Burial will be held at Cohasset next Tues- Photo by American Press Assoctation. Mr. and Mrs. John Coss of Cass Lake were in Bemidji yesterday. A. R. McCallum of Deer River was a business visitor in Bemidji yes- terday. St. Philipp’s church was the scene when Miss Beatrice Gould became the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gowran of Grand [bride of Mikel F. Corrigan. The Forks, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ceremony was solemnized at 9 tnis F. 8. Lycan. morning by Father Philippe. The Bemldjl’s annual masquerade ball, | Wedding march was played by Miss at the armory, January 28. Get your |Florence Ripple. Misa Angelina | suits ready now.—Adv. Munt, a cousin of the bride, acted as bride’s maid and the groom wag at-| | Mrs. G. A McDonald, Winnipeg, |yengeq by Charles Gould, the brid's was able to leave the St. Anthony's brother. A large number of friends | bospital Sunday afternoon. and relatives were in attendance. Af- Mrs. F. B. Henderson, 1104 Doud |ter the ceremony a wedding breakfast avenue, will entertain the Baptist|tended by Charles Gould, the bride’s Ladies’ Ald Wednesday afternoon at|parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gould. 2:30. Mr. and Mrs. Corrigan expect to Secure a set of six Rogers AA tea leave on an extended trip to Chicago, spoons free with the Plomeor. Ask|Duluth and other points. Row. Come packed in meat lined| Headache, clogged bowels, sour boxes. stomach, poor appetite, puts one Banns were published Sunday|down and out; take Hollister's R. M. morning at high mass in the Catholic| Tea and come back strong. Thirty- church for Jerome Norton and Lilifan |five cents. Barker’s Drug Store— Robidoux. Adv. Geo. E. Stubbins, vice president of| The Woman’s Study club held their the Security State Bank was in Be-|regular meeting this afternoon in the midji yesterday on business connect-}Carnegle library. Mrs. F. 8. Arnold ed with the bank. was leader of the meeting. ~The sub- The Degree of Honor lodge will|iects for the afternoon were in con- bold a social meeting this evening at[Rction with Alexander 111, 1881- the home of Mrs. Andy Larson, 713 94. The following papers were given: Mrs. Selma Jahnson, Mrs. F. Moley, Nora Olson, Miss Elizabeth Peterson, Miss Lina F. Pederson, Miss: Edyth, Rain, Miss Lima St. Octave St. Lawrence, Votlan. KEEPING THE LAMP IN“ORDER of a pretty wedding this morning|Considerable Care and Attention Needy ; od, If the Light Is to Be of the Claire, Mrs. Miss Mareha \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\lll IMIIIIIII A Mrs. F. 8. Arnold, “Character and L Policy. (a) The man; the emperor; Dr. A. E. Henderson entertalned|ne Jand and the peasantry. (b) In- Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brooks and Dr.|{qustrial progress. (c) Foreign pro- and Mrs. E. H. Marcum at the Mark-| gregs; . Rusaia for herself; new triple ham Sunday evening. alliance.” Mrs. A. E. Witting, “Rus- Speeds you along, gets you up|sia and England in Central Asia. (a) early with a clear head, new feeling | The region of the Caucasus. (b) Ad- all over—it’s hollister’s R. M. Tea.|vance toward Indla. (¢) Afghan Barker's Drug Store.—Adv. boundsry; the Pamir Pass.” Mrs, C. W. Jewett, “The Jews in-Russia. (a) Mr. and Mrs. Thayer Bailey enter- Town Life. (b) Financial factor, (c) tained Miss Gladys Stanton and ” Py ion: uses and results.’ Mayne Stanton at six o’clock dinner ersecutionn; o8 v at the Markham last evening. Rev. A. W. Kuehl, St. Paul, who [K XX XX KX R KR KKK KKK KK has been the guest of his brother-In- {¥* ST.ANTHONY HOSPITAL * law, A. E. Webster, for a few days, | ¥ # X KKK KKK KKK KK KK left the latter part of the week.for his home. Geo. Schuls of Bena is in the hospi- tal-here with a -severe attack of Miss Estelle Whipple, county su-|Pneumonia. perintendent of schools of Itaska| Fred Campbell is confined in the county, was in Bemidji ' yesterday. | hospital here.with a-frozen: foot. Miss Whipple returned last night to| -Jack:Stane of Nymore is in the her home at Grand Rapids. hospital here with a severe attack of tonsilitis. . Go to Hakkerup for photos.—Adv.| William Hessey of Cass Lake, is in Mre. L. H. Ghase and ‘daughter, | th® hospital suffering from an attack| who of stomach:trouble. Byron Higberg is in the hospital with a badly: lacerated hand, which;| he injured in the box factory. Carl Herberg of Bena, is in the hos- ~iA combiuation set of Rogers silver | pital with a fractured Knee. AA butter knife and sugar. shell fres| John Englehardt, of Bemidji, is ill to Ploneer .subscribers. :Set packed|in the hospital. in neatly lHned box worth $1.50. Leonard Marcott, one ynr—old, 1s. safering with separating giands. Born to Mr. and Mra. 1. H. Mar- cctt, at St. Anthony’s baspital, an -Isabel, of Walker, Minnesota, - have been the guests of Mrs. Oscar Miner for a few days, left the latter part of the week for their home. About twenty friends surprised Miss Rose Barrette Friday evening at her home at 505 America avenue, and eight pound g'rl. a sleigh-ride birthday party followed John Brady, village marshall _of by an oyster supper was given in her | go)iper, nas recovered from a sevora _honor. attack of pneumonia and left for his J.T. Gardner of Cass Lake was in|home Saturday. Bemidji yesterday visiting his son| Mrs. J. H. Rassman has recovered Who s confined in_the hospital here, |from an attsck of pneumonia and ) Mr. Gardner states that his son ia|left the hospital Saturday. i improuing and. willsoon be able to| Joseph Lafenneir underwent an op-| return to his home. eration this morning for a badly in< Jjured leg. Pimples, blackheads, clogged Miss RBlsie Miller who recently un- bowels, sluggish livers, upset stom-|derwent a serious operation :has re- achs, means Hollister’s R. M. Tea for | covered suficiently go be able to be you. Barker’s Drug Store,—Adv. up and about. A marriage lcense was obtained Mrs. J. H. Fallon will be able to leave the hospital in a fow days. by-Ray Cross on the seventeenth. He will wed Miss -Annabells Sullivan. [ A: C. Goddard of Red Lake will not Saturday a license was obtained by 1eave the hospital for several days. M. F. Corrigan who married = Miss Beatrice Gould this morning. Notice to. Water flomnm Dr.G. Gilbert, Jr., Duluth, who has| Do not forget Monday, the twen-| been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert | tieth day of .vnnury Gwrn Kirk.— Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. Boe, 1111 Adv. ] wake Boulevard for a few days, left|" ‘Saturday evening for his home. 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