Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 5, 1918, Page 3

TEACHERS HONORED B A very-pleasant affair took place . at the Carr Lake school the latter|ting circle met at the home ‘of Mrs. 5 part of last weekl,wxé:en the teachers,| Getchell yesterday afternoan, - — son, Douris and Lijllian McGregor, were| surprised by the patrons of - the Details were so well planned ‘Misses Lottie h school. e and carried out 1 _‘ 3 visitors, the room ‘where working, was the Splendidly arranged games and mu- sic were enjoyed in the auditorium |- ~until-a late hour: were spread for. b % of honor were arranged for the threef [ honor guests, and-each received a}- dainty package containing a pair of] white kid gloves, as a token of ap- preciation and good-will of the com- Mr. Barton, the efficient munity. Jjanitor, also' received a gift. party dispersed ‘at a ‘late hour after a most delightful evening. NATAL DAY OBSERVED The occasion being his birth an- b o niversary, B. W. ‘ J @ surprise by a last evening who came -and passed the hours in games and music. self-invited ‘guests ‘were. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Miller, Miss Lottie Mil- ler, Mrs. Frank Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. William Dugas, Mr. and Mrs. H. -C. Lisherness, Mr. and Mrs. H. Marin, E. L. Miller and P. M. Mallon. Lunch was served at a late hour The Woman’s terday dfternoon. M. Palmer. Brief review The club will HOSTESS Mrs. was served. HOSTESS cordial invitation navian, Lutheran afternoon at her at 7:30 o’clock. fifty in number, entered INTERESTING PROGRAM the home of Mrs. teresting program was" given: Paper—*“Edmund - Rostand, and Worksy’ Mrs. E. F. Netzer. Paper—*Maude. Adams,” Mrs. *G. Mrs. A. B. Palmer. ' of Mrs. E. W, Johnson, March 18. ENTERTAINED PARENTS 2 Members of the Y’s club enter- taiged . their .parents. last when an ppen meeting was held by the club in the basement of the Presbyterian church. ten”guests and twenty members pres- ent. ~An exhibition drill was given and lunch served. members had finished their soldiers’ scrap- books . which were turned in. Henry Marin Mesdames Clarence Foucault, Wil- liam Dugas, Frank Frost, Bart Staf- | ford, Clyde Petrie and Gus Olson at a ‘Red Cross chain party. ting was the diversion and ENTERTAINED AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Aldrich en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Bart- Staf- ford at -7 ~o’clock dinner last eve- ning, .the occasion being -Mr. A}- drich’s birth anniversary. HOSTESS TO AID The Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid society of Nymore will meet at’ the home of Mrs. Henry Ohngren to- ‘. morrow afternoon. Mrs. Patrick McLaughlin will en- tertain St. Philip’s Red Cross circle | school. at her home tomorrow afternoon.. A CIRCLE ENTERTAINED Mrs. Edward Folstad entertained the Red Cross circle of ‘the Scandi- “GYM” CLASS TONIGHT The Young Woman’s Gymnasium class -will meet this evening in the basement of the Presbyterian church O'LEARY-BO ! Johannah that not until ‘the were known. the teache plan Three large tables a banquet. = Seats|rang Co. Aldrich was given number of - friends! day. picture ~taken. Study club- met at C. E. Battles yes- Life of ‘“Chantecler,” | January 6. meet at the home evening There -~ were ‘havi mind. Several - of the ave dn AT CHAIN entertained | 48Y- Mrs. Knit- Tunckt terday at Wilton. duties yesterday. pleted her course. All are ‘invited. TO CIRCLE * |'home. is extended. timer’s birth church yesterday ment. home. 2 SWEATERS 95¢ A SKEIN BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA Your . Miss- Marion Laney, Deer River, who had been the guest of her parents at Turtle River for a few days, returned to her school KNITTERS BUSY ~ The Dyer-Getchell Red Cross knit- Personals and Newsy Notes .-$50,000 to loan on'farms. "Enamel your ‘car with Blax Shine. For sale by P. Barnell, Mrs. Ida Beilman of Pinewood was Thel| @ between-train visitor Monday. N. L. Hakkerup, -proprietor.of the 1 Hakkerup studio, is\ il We have juét received a few fam- ily expense books. ‘Bemidji Pioneer. Mrs. George Kaiser of Tur.tle River The wgs the guest of-Bemidji friends yes- if tef One ‘of these nice.days you :eught to 'go to Hakkerup’s.and have y&lg . anjourns ot two. daye: Use: Victory Bread—made at the Home Bakery; ‘1-polind loaves, 10c; ‘114 -pound loaves 13c. Quality portraits and kodak finish- ing. Rich Studio, 29 10th , One block from toboggan:-slides. Use Victory Bread—made at the The following in-| Home Bakery; 1-pound loaves, 10c; ‘1% -pound loaves 13c. s Mrs: J. :H. McCoy has_ returned from” Grand Forks, N. D., where she has been the guest-of-friends since Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. Sam- ‘Hayth and Mrs. Belle Rice of the town of Northern passed yes- terday in the city shopping. Misses ‘Minnie .and Mavis ‘War- ner of Puposky, who have visited friends in ‘Turtle ‘River for a week, returned to their home Monday. - . Today—Talephone the: Pioneer of- fice, 922, about that.news item you guests and friends will appreciate the courtesy. Mrs. Arthur ‘Warner and son, Ar- thur, Jr., who have been the guests of Bemidji friends for a week, re- turned to their home in Puposky to- David Hinshaw, been the guest.of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Schroeder, for the past sev- eral days, returned to her home yes- Mr. -and :Mrs. - Carl Nelson, who have spent the past three months at the home of Mrs. Nelson’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Erickson of Nebish, returned to Bemidji morning "and ‘will make their heme on their farm known as Shore Acres. YARN FOR SOCKS AND. at his: home. teacher at Twelve (12) inch blue print copies from government - certified plats, showing all government notes, swamps, highlands, rivers;, etc., and the location of judicial ditches to be sold at May, 1918, sale at Be- midji, Minn., 25c_each. 'or sale at Pioneer office. 225t1 ‘Mrs. Orville Titus and :son, Or- 1 ville, Jr., of Edmore, N: D., returned ’ | sister-inclaw; Dean anite 26-326 129tf 5-316 6-37 'who has Miss' Marguerite Titus, who has been - attending husiness college in Minneapolis for the rfast months, will returggto Bemidji the latter part of the week, having com- several A. C. Abbott of Paynesville was the guest of his granddaughter, Miss Caroline Groves, Monday, while .en- route from International Falls to his He left last night. Groves attends .the Bemidji - high Miss Mr. and- Mrs. Frank Lattimer of Turtle River were surprised by 40 of their friends and neighbors Sat- urday, the occasion being Mr. Lat-| .- anniversary. and music furnished the entertain- Lunch was served. Cards this, .mother ' at Pinewood and with/ her ‘Miss Elizabeth Titus, § to their home this morning after a visit at ‘the home of Mrs. Titus' of Bemidji. 'Mrs, Titus was formerly Miss Johanna Jamtvold of this city. v THEATERS| AT REX TONIGHT Tonight at the Rex will be shown the Selig 'Red :Seal drama, ‘‘Thou Shalt Not Covet,” with Tyrone Pow- er -and the celebrated screen star, Kathlyn Williams. = This s a six- reel feature of intensé interest and full of interesting.situations. There will alsd be shown a Musty Suffer gtl)lr;:edy, making a most interesting Rex Tomorrow. Tomorrow at the Rex, Anna I. Nilsson and Eugene Strong will be featured in ‘the intensely dramatic photoplay “Infidelity.”” Billie West will ‘also disport himself in a.two- reeler, making another bill worth witnessing. ¥ Theda Bara_Coming. The picture loving public of this city will welcome with:joy the news that a Theda Bara super production is soon to be shown to them. Miss Bara's” newest starring .vehicle, -di- rected by J..Gordon Edwards, comes to the Rex theater on Thursday for In this super-production-Miss Bara forsakes the costumed productions which she has been. appearing in— “Cleopatra” and “Du Barry”—and returns to a story of - contemporary life .and conditions. 3 Miss-Bara takes the part of Mary Lynde who first sees a glimmer :of hope -come into her bedraggled life; when an artist asks-her to' pose.as model for a painting of the Madonna; At his studio she meets Robert Sin- clair, a wealthy man about town who immediately sees new field : of :con-| quest in the pretty girl. Mary. goes-out with Sinclair. It is the story of so many working girls. He promises to marry her. But he does not. She seeks refuge among the very dregs of the populace. The denoucment gives Miss Bara acting, GRAND TONIGHT Skillful blending of two famous works—of -Charles Dickens and Eu- gene Field—was the\ material used part Bluebird photoplay showing at the Grand theater tonight. Ella Hall, Zoe Rae Emory J6hnson, Gretchen Lederer and other star players make this play delightful. Truly a charm- ing screen story—the kind that will DONT FUSS WITH MMUSTARD PLASTERS! Musterole Works Easier, Quicker and Without the Blister There’s no sense in mixing a mess of mustard, flour and. water, when you can” easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness with a little clean, white Musterole. Musterole is made of pure oil of mus- tard and other helpful ingredients, com- [, bined in the form of the present white | ointment, It takes the place of out-of- date mustard plasters, and will not blister. 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