Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 4, 1918, Page 3

‘about that news. item you . 'mind. Your guests will appreciate the courtesy. ENTERTAINED AT TOBOGGAN LA PARTY. ' rg. George Cochran, Jr., enter- dined a number of young people at toboggan party last evening, after dinner was served at the Coch- , home. ' The tables were prettily orated with candles. - The guests 5 re: Misses Lucile Young, Louise McCready, Dorothy Nangle, Lottie rench, ‘Emma ‘Klein, Earl Cochran, »cllnrles Rako, Kenneth Kenfield, Leo “Opsahl and Harold Morse. After din- ler the guests were entertained at a Mrs. L. F. Johnson entertained St. Philip’s Red Cross circle yesterday fternoon at her home. There were out thirty guests and great inter- st was shown in the work. A great eal of yarn was given out 'to the arious members who will knit sweat- ers, etc. The circle meets eyery two weeks.. “Mrs. Joe Bisiar will enter- ain next time. MRS GILE HOSTESS. Ts. B. M, Gile entertaingd a num- . 7pheriof friends Wednesday evening. guests pnssed the hours knitting. ' Personals ‘and «Newsy Notes One of to go to - picture’ taken. hese nice days you ought akkerup’s and have your 14t Mrs. A. E. Wlttlng spent yesterdny q f her_hus- Dean a71te 4 Miss Sylvia Carter and Miss Mabel ‘BtWager are the. guests of frlend.s at ngnes. for a few days. Miss Hilma Alberg of Shevlin cnme to Bemidji yesterday and will visit 5 ds here for a few days. The ladies of the M. E. Church will pld a food sale at Carlson’s store mturday afternoon at 2:30. 1-14 Misses Signa and Anna Paulson of evlin, who have been'the guests of [Miss Mabel Aubolee for a few days, vill returi“to their home today. A{zflarence Skrivseth, who has been 6 guest of his sléter, Mrs. G. L . oodmanson of Turtle River for . ‘three weeks, returned to his home in veleth, Minn.,, Wednesday. There will be a food sale (no pies or doughnuts) at Carlson’s store Sat- urday afternoon a 2:30, given by thé ladies of the M. E. Church. 1d 14 Miss Florence Lilly and Misses Margaret and Katherine Easton of “Cass Lake, whe have been the guests of Bemidji friends for several days, will .return to their homes today. Miss Rose Burke, who has been the uest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. " Burke of Lake Boulevard, will re- n to New Rockford, N. D., tomor- afternoon, where she will again ake up her duties as teacher in the blic schools. WILLIAM ~ DESMOMD As an Irish lad m “The Sudden Gentleman” " and a Comedy . 6Act Triangle Plays EtKflTuday & Tomorrow 4 . THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER il'our room house for remt’ Phone 148-W ‘'or lnq'nke at rest l'oom.—zAddlv5 Charles HammondAot Dewey avg- ‘'nue -returned yesterday. from Little Falls where he attended a family re- union at the home of his mother, Mrs. 'F. H, Green, January 2. His mother is 76 years old and this was the first family reunion held in twenty years All the sons and daughters were pre: ent. The guests were Charles -Ham- mond of this city, George Green of Proctor, Wash.; Frank Green of Vel- ley City, N. D.; Mrs. Hattie Hershey, J. W. Green, Mrs. John Lambert, Mrs. | Dan Hovey of Little Falls. * Mr, and Mrs, G P. Ballou have returned from Rowan, Ia., where they passed the-holidays with relntlves Mrs. Paul Strelow of town of Lib- erty was among the business visitors a{in-the city yesterdny. For sweet cream.and milk, phone 66.. W, G. Schroeder store.. 3d 14 Rosa Rue of ‘Grant Valley was ‘among the bysiness cnllers in the clty yesterday. Mrs. C. A."Nueman and Mrs. 0. E. Grytback of Scribner were between train visitors in Bemidji Thursday. ’ Laura Banfill and Mrs. W. W. Wire of Bass Lake were the guests- of Be- midji friends yesterday. N J. K. Walker returned yesterday from St. Louis, Mo., where he has been visiting. - & There will be a dance in the city hall Saturday night given by the Young Men’s Society club. Music by Bemidji International Jazz Orchestra. —Adv. b 2-15 Miss Viola Luke of thid city has been the guest of “Mrs. Myrtle ‘Bell Spore of the town of Liberty for a few days. Hans Shei of Reserve, Mont., has been the guest of Mr..and Mrs. J. F. Hayes of town of Liberty for the past few days. You will find some fine ‘“Hoover- ized” foodstuffs at tue sale to be held at Carlson’s Saturday afternoon at 2:30 by the ladies of the M. -E. Church. . 1d14 Ed _Nye, who is in the employ of the Harding-Whaley company, left last evening for St. Cloud and Oel- wein, Ia., where he will pass several ‘days on business. Floyd Mills of Appleton, Minn., who has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. George Kidd for some time, will leave today for Minneapolis where he will enlist in the army. Germans: Four of your photos to 1) meet government registration rules, only 95¢. Rich-studio, 29 Tenth St. Adv.—12tf” Ggorge Moran of Wilton and Her- bert ‘Raco,-son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Raco of Bemidji, left yesterday for Duluth, where they will secure posi- tions. - - Walter: CosSentifie ‘of “Eagle Bend was in the-city yesterday enroute to Kelliher, where he has accepted a position for the winter. Mrs. Barbara Weisenar, who has visited her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Wire of Bass Lake for two months, returned to her home in Mlnneap olis yesterda.y Take home some homemade cakes and goodies from the M. E. food sale at Carlson’s Saturday afternoon. Sale starts at 2:30. 1d14 Miss Vera Dempsey has returned from Minneapolis and Long Prairie, where she visited friends and rela- tives. At Minneapolis she was the guest of Miss Etta-Gould, formerly of this city. Erick H. Ives, formerly of this city, now of Butte, Mont.,, who has been a business visitor in Bemidji for a few days, had returned to Mon- tana. Mr. Ives was at one time man- ager of the Bazaar store in this city. Ike Blooston of Minneapolis was in the city yesterday. Mr. Blooston was at one time engaged in the dry goods business in this city and was one of the owners of the Berman store. Judge C. W. Stanton will preside at the January term of district court for Koochiching county which con- venes Tuesday morning at Interna- tional Falls. The judge will leave for the Falls Monday morning, and Lee LaBaw, court reporter, will go :o the Border City Wednesday morn- ng. William Desmond In Triangle Play, o~ 1 THEATERS REX TOMORROW. A splendid new photoplay that Wil- liam Fox has made will appear at the Rex theatre tomorrow. It is called “The Kingdom of Love”, and in it is a new star, Jewel Carmen, whom we have known in times past as a leading woman of great ability and beauty. The play is one that deals with the career of an extraordinary girl who is thrown into the,vortex of life among gold seekers of the North. The play is full of thrilling cir- cumstance and display of human emotion, and it gives opportunity for many unusual and brilliant scenes. It is done in the fashion that has brought fame to the name of William Fox and it is absorbingly interest- ing from start to finish. It is said that some of the incidents !in this play have been put on the -gcreen in ‘an ‘entirely new way and that tHere are many unusual features which will make the production one long to be remembered. A good comedy for the children will also be shown. ELKO TONIGHT. Wm. Desmond in “The Sudden Gentleman” as Garry Garrity wasn’t quarlesome by nature. He was a good-natured giant who, in his home in Old Erin, had been Toved by the entire village, but the insults he was subjected to in the Fox Head Tavern were such that no man could take without stricking back. Through a strange trick of fate, Garry Garrity, in love with his beau- tiful young ward, had been forced to the Garrity millions. Like a flash the anter this notorious roadside inn with a charming widow, Mrs. Hawtry. It was. here they were discovered by Count Caminetti, a penniless fortune- hunter who had his covetous eyes on nobleman turned on the shrinking widow. “You have betfayed my affec- tion and desmirched my name”, he shouted. Then to Garry, ‘“You hound what do you mean by bringing my fiance to such a place. I will have satisfaction”. GRAND TONIGHT. “The Winged Mystery” is a story dealing with twin brothers who are doubles. Their father is a German ind their mother an American woman and they are traveling in Germany at the outbreak of the European war. August enlists in the German army, but Louis declares allegiance to the land of his birth. A violent quarre! springs up between the two brothers osver Madeline Wayne, an American girl touring Germany. Both become interested -in her, although August has been carrying on an affair with Tucill® the butterfly wife of a Ger man officer. Lucille is sent by the German foreign office to Ameriza cn A secret mission, and Aungust in his 1esire to accompany her attacks his brother and takes away his passport which he had received the night be- fore. . “THE HONOR SYSTEM". Splendid audiences greeted ‘‘The Honor System’” at the Rex theatre vesterday and again this afternoon. Tonight this master drama will close its run in Bemidji, the showing com- mencing at 7:40 o’clock as there are only two showings daily owing to the length of the ptcture. The story is laid among the timely scenes along the Mexican border. The border foray is pictured in all of its thrilling interests. The spectator can see the hordes of Villa sweeping down on helpless Columbus, the terrified citizens, the hasty organization for defense, the daring ride for assist- ance, the dash of the mounted re- enforcements, the final repulse of the invading bandits. Minor thrills there are without number ,each gripping in its intensity, but nothing equal to this “big thrill”, for the very good reason that never has it been equalled on the screen. “The Honor System’” is as vivid as a battle picture and should be seen by all. WILL ENTERTAIN CHOIR. Mrs. C. R. anborn will entertain the Episcopal ‘choir at her home this evening at 7 o’'clock. All members are particularly urged to attend . TRANSFERS HEADQUARTEDS. L. C. Dempsey, traveling salesman for the Stone-Ordean-Wells company, in the. Bemidji district, who has made his headquarters in Bemidji for several years will hereafter maintain headquarters at Great Falls, Mont Mr. Dempsey left for that place yes. terday and as soon as he secures ac- commodations his wife and daughter, Vera, will join him. Mr. Dempsey has established a splendid record as a grocery salesman in the north cen- tral part of this state. ODD PELLOWS TO STAT W OFFICERS TONIGHT The Independent Order of 0dd Fellows will hold its installation to- night. All members and especialy all eected and appointed officers are urgenty requested to be present. Regular lodge work will commence at 8 o'ciock and after a short busi- ness session the work of installation will fellow. :*i**ii##fii*ii . LIBER' AR EE SRR ERE RS SRR The next farmers meéting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Blom. A bunch of young folks spent Sun- . day evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. E. Olgon. The invitation party which was given by’ Mr. and Mrs. W. Hall last Friday evening was very enjoyable. The ones present. were: Oscar Sell, Herman Soland, Sander Rygg, Theo- dore “Olson, Victor Olson, Willie Ol1- son, -Walter Hall, Delbert ‘Hail and Flora Bakken, Cora Olson, Ella Hall, Ruth Stay, Ottina Stay, Esther An— derson, Forence Hall. The little folks were Clara Anderson, Alice Olson, Ar- nold Hall, Ernest Hall, Pearl Hall, Marvin and Leon Hall. Mr. and Mrs. R. L." Myhre spent New Year with Mr. and Mrs. R. Stay. Mr. and Mrs. R. Stay spent-Christ- mas day with Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Myhre. Mr. and Mrs. A. Westgard and son, Theodore, spent New . Year’s with Mr. and Mrs. R. Stay. = —_— LB R R S NEREEREE SRS S owox FRTE RS 4wkl Albert Struck of Odessa, Minn., is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wentworth spent Christmas at the home of Mrs. Wentworth’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hines, of Hines. Miss Pearl Wheeler, who is teach- ing in Dist. No. 131, spent her holi- day vacation with her parents. Mon- day, Miss- Wheeler and her pupils gave a -Christmas entertainment to their patrons and friends. All re- port a very pleasant time. *Miss Ruth Wentworth, who has |8 been visiting Mrs. Byron Wentworth | i left Sunday for her home near Blnck- duck. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Locke énter- tained relatives and friends during Christmas. Mrs. Carlson of Moval Lake called on Mrs. A. P. Reeve Monday. Erick Stried called on M. W. But- ler Monday. Cloy Gilbert, who has been work- ing in Bemidji, spent the ho]lday va- cation with his parents. John E. Carlson of Tuttle River .moved Fred McGowan over to the F. G. Wilsey place where he will spend the winter. health is quite poor. Misses Alice and Inez Butler vis- ited Mrs. Clara Carlson Monday. Byron Wentworth has heen visit- ing his parents for the past week. Mrs. Olive Wehtworth and Miss Inez Butler, who were down to Grant|§ Valley visiting Miss Alice Butler, who is teaching the Edgewood school, returned home Saturday. They were accompanied home by Miss Butler’s sister, Alice, who will spend her vacation with her parents. Mr. McGowan'’s'§ :i*%*i#*****iki NEB] i*#**i#«lsfin*iti** Miss Ione Higgins arrived here Monday from Starbuck where she is teaching, to epend her vacation at home. Gus Wiener hns returned from his visit to relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillman enter- tained in honor of Mr. and Mrs. P. Rotzien Saturday evening. Mrs. Aleck Ripple is spending sev- eral days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Markus. Mrs. Carl Jones of Des Moines, Ia., is visiting her husbnnd 's parents here this week. - Mrs. C. N. Edwards had as her guests Christmas day Mrs. Frank Cook and children and Mr. Johnson and children of Bemidji. TF. S. Porter went to Bemidji Sat- urday. A very successful dance was held in the hall Saturday night. Miss Myrtle Edvéards, who has been visiting here, left for Bemidji Monday morning. KK HKEKK KKK KKK KK * PRUCE GROVE * KK KKK KK KKK KKK (Too Late fé6r Last Week). Philip Hawkins and wife enter- tained at Xmas dinner and until the wee hours of morning, Philip doing * the funny stunts. were Mrs. Sophia Hawkins and daughters, Ruth, Mrs. Blegen and sons of Carmel, Miss Alice Hawkins, who is home from Chookston College for Xmas, Levi Hawkins of the Those presenjt Farmers’ State Bank of Grygla, W. % | Paskewitz and family and THemas Knutson and family. - B. M. Anderson and family enjoyed Xmas at the parental home. The Paskewitz family recelved . word on Saturday that their son, Homer had enlisted and it was neces- | |sary for him to have an operation: and he was in the hospital at Canip Dodge, Iowa. These are the kind of patriots Uncle Sam wants and you, would soon see flying Dutchmen in every direction on the other side of the pond. Reports this morning say the llx— tures of the Farmers’ State Bank of Grygla burned. Philip Hawkins has installed a gasoline engine to churn, pump wa- :er, run a separator and do the wash- ng. 3 Thomus Knutson was a caller at the Hans Thorson home in Benville Wednesday. The Paskewitz young folks gave a “hop” for a few friends who are home for the holidays, on Saturday evening. Mrs. Miller and son, Walter, left for Minneapolis on Tuesday, where they will spend the winter. Harry Hawkins and wife are re- ~joicing over a brand new daughter; born Saturday evening. **iii*fii&*«i#fi& SPUR Eivin Geroy who latedy joined th. coast artillery, has been removed from the barracks at St. Louis, Mo., to Southport, N. C., Atlantic coast. The dance at the school - house Xmas night was a success. The Stars ‘| Owe Al'egiance to Only One Flag, and Stripes said Franklyn Farnum “The nged Mystery”’, A Sensational Story of Intrigue and Adventure GRAND TONIGHT The Eraatest Human Story Ever Told 7:30 O’CLOCK Yy AT REX THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT ALL SEATS 25¢ Ask Those Who Were There Last Evening TOMORROW'S PROGRAM WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS JEWEL CARMEN -=- IN THE BIC NEW YORK STAGE SUCCESS --- HE KINGDOM = LOVE ALSO A COMEDY FOR THE KIDDIES The Greatest Human Story Ever Told