Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 5

Te each day give an interesting and complete review of the city’s social activities is our desire. Ths page is devoted to per- ‘sonal mention, social items and news briefs and we solicit your co-operation in' its maintenance. Items phoned or mailed to: this office are aprreciated by readers of the paper and by the publishers. —_—————————Telephone 922 ——————%"— ed the land sale at Park Rapidsin Bemidji this week on business. ,@hursday. A twelve pound boy was born to Northern | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doyle yesterday. .Joans and insurance. 813tf Land Co. Phone 29. 3 Don’t forget to see those wonder- Sam King of Frohn was|ful shoe bargains at $8.98 at Tropp- Mrs. in - Bemidji | mans. 14117 y; "transacting business Thursday. A J. B. Bisiar left this morning for Bring your family this evening to|Park Rapids on a business trip. He the Baptist church, and eat supper will return tomorrow evening. in the zome. 14117 Miss Valre Doran has returned to Dean | the city, after having spent several d71tt | weeks in Eagle Bend, visiting relat- ives. E - $50,000 to loan.or rarms. - Land Co. . Mrs. Ryder and daughter, Marie, of Shevlin, were Bemidgi -visitors ;Thursday‘ & 17 gpOT CASH pald for Liberty Bonds days. and Liberty Bond receipts. G: B. 2 Hooley, Markhai. 94tt J. R. Dundas, of Baudette, deputy P sheriff of Beltrami county, spent| Mrs. Henry Johnson of Becida was Tuesday in the city attending to among the out of town shoppers in|business matters. Bemidji Thursday. — e ! Mrs. T. P. Bailey“of Olympia, Mrs. George Geror of Sugarbush Minn., arrived yesterday to visit at was shopping and visiting relatives|the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. ' . in Bemidji Thursday. E Bailey until Sunday. \ Sixteen inch mixea nard and.soft Sanford Ralph left Tuesday even- ing for Duluth, where he is attend- ing to business matters for a few The Baptist Ladies will serve a *:: slab- wood- for sale, $3 per load. Be- ,%gn;a rlouncheon this evening in the ‘basenfént of the church. They will midji Mfg. Co. Phone 481.~ T&F serve from 6 o’clock until all are How can the Elko Hat Shop sell served: 14117 $12.00 for $5.00 Saturday. Come in . and we will explain to you. Satur-| ' Miss Marie Sthol, of Bemidji re- - day. 14117 | turned this morning from St. Paul, i) e . where she has been viisting’her sis- ‘Miss Annd Johnson, book-keeper|ter, Mrs. Albert Larson. at' The Pioneer, left last evening for} - F Minneapolis to spend several days. All you can eat in three: of the 3 - i zones at the Baptist church:-Friday If you want to gell or excnange your eve., for only 30 cents. .+ 14117 property, write me, John J. Black.|. Minn St. Chippewa Falls, Wis. ° This Christmas as béfore, you will probably want to send eregraved cards to friends. We have a beauti- ful selection from which to make your choice. Have the sentiment Don’t fail to window shop tonight at the Elko Hat Shop. All hats on Antone Hanson of Becida attend~ Mrs. Arthur brown of Gemmell is sold their house and ‘furniture at 212 dlsnlayyoyly $5.00 Saturday. 1d117 and your name ensraved on: them in the same type. It is quite the correct thing to do. Call and see the sam- ples at the Pioneer office. 1mol1216 One dozen photographs makes 12 Christmas presents.-Call-up-the Hak- kerup Studio. Studio oper evenifgf(, . 1 Mrs. Wesley Ripley of/ Lavinia, was- a between trajn guest of Be- Christmas presents. Call up the Hak-|tween train guest of Bemidji friends kerup Studio. Studio open “enlhll?fii Thursday. " OBSERVE NA DAY. "Mr. and Mrs Clayton Winters will entértain a few friends-at a 6 One dozen photographs makes. 12 ... A..car. of fancy Coloradi) bulk . - .-apples, .just . received. Salesroom e agl?bss th%é street Irom the Markham hotel,-. on Beltrami ayvenue. Otto . Shooks. oo 2a118 ¢ There will be 8 ‘masquerade ball |- Tuesday evening, Nov: 18, at the Odd') . Fellows hall, by’ the Modern Woo men, everybody igvited. Tickets $1, prizes will be given. 2d118 . “SBCRETARY CALLED HOME. Misd’ Hélen Rineheimer, secretary of thé normal school, was called home today by the illness of. her mother, &t Dayton, Ohio. NEW SOCIETY REPORTER. Miss Esther Chapman of ..oyalton, Minnesota. has ‘accepted the position as society reporter and stenographer at:The Pioneer offices. Miss Chap- man ‘is a high school and college graduate and is leaving a host of friends in her home town to make her home in Bemidji. She is expect- ed to assume her new duties ..on- day. Those new fall modes of fine foot |, wear at Troppmans, only $8.98 for Saturday, and all the week - follow- ing. 14117 You .can remember more.friends by sending ‘Christmas card’ than i any other manner. It costs less too. Select from the splendid lines of sam- ples at the Pioneer office and have your name engraved in the same type as the sentiment. They make mighty acceptable tokens. 1mo12156 _evening, ‘the oc-| < Mr.” Winter's“birth an- THE BEMIDJEPAILY PIONEER ..:JINEA SOCIETY MEETING." "\"The Linea society of the >wedish Lutheran church will meet tonight at the church basement. Anna Pear- son and Pauline Olson will entertain. B. A. C. CLUB-MEETING. There will be a regular meeting of the B. A. C. club tonight in the base- ment of the Presbyterian church, at 7:30 o’clock. All members are ex- pected to be present. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Adolph Blondo have America avenue, and will leave Sat- urday to spend the winter visiting their children and other relatives at Clarissa and }Minneapolis. 3 y v e iy It U.'S.'A. T: CLASS MEETING. The U. S. A. T. class of the Metho- dist Sunday school met at the home of their teacher, Mrs. A. W. Aamodt, Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 7 o’clock. The girls put four new mem- bers through the ceremony of initia- tion and all participated in many jolly games. At 6 e'clock a dinner was served by the hostess, after which everyone /foited: in toasting marsamallowys over burning candles. KT Tonight Only PAULINE FREDERICK N “SAPHO” Added Attractions “Ring Up. the Curtain” ‘Harold Lloyd Comedy Gther Short Subjects ELKO| BENNISON A\ Mistit I";‘(_n:.ln . also’ i “HE MARRIED HIS WIFE” A New Christie Two-Part B Comedy SATURDAY AND SUNDAY at the ) GRAND — e ] Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kohler will jeave Friday morning for Memph;s, Tenn., by motor. En route they will spend a week in Minneapolis. One dozen photographs makes 12 Christmas presents. Call up the Hak- Studio. Studio open evenings. it 113tf Your friend can dbuy anything you can give them except your photo- graph. Call the Hakkerup Studio, No. 239, and make appointment to- day. 113tf A car of fancy Colorado bulk apples, just received. Salesroom ‘agrbss'the street from the Markham hotel, on Beltrami avenue. Otto Shooks. 2d118 One dozen photograpns makes 12 Christmas presents. Call up the Hak- “kerup Studio. - Studio open even- . ings. . o 113tf “ I Mrs. Willlam Hines of Hines, Min- - nespta, was the guest~Thursday at “the P. L. Hines home.ef tuis city. She returned to her home Thursday evening. Select your hat from the Elko Hat Shops windows, tonight and hurry down -Saturday- morning and buy it for $5.00. Values up 5 3}:.1010'2 1 have several teams of heavy horses, suitable for logging. Also horses to trade for cord wood. What have you to ofter. Geo. Shuchan, Niag- ara, N. D. 6d1111 I you intend to gend Christmas + cards, the engraved kind, with your name engraved the same as the senti- Tom mont, you should order now. The stock is complete and you will not be dissapointed in the selection you make. See the beautiful samples at the Pioneer office. 1mo1215 Dr. C. A. Walling of Park Rapids was in the city Thursday, attending a meeting of the tri-county tubercul- osis sanitorium board. He returned to his home this morning. - . 10c and 20c Torig REX Ttg The delightful story of a sheltered societ3; girl who sought adventure on Broadway and found it. Emmy Wehlen In a Five-Act METRO comedy _, “Sylvia On a Spree” What is your idea of a good time—did Sylvia get what she wanted? See this charming play and judge for yourself. e — Matinee 2:30 Mix - —IN— : “House of Terrible Scandali"' REX FIVE-PIECE ORCHESTRA Night 7:20 and 9:00 AR TR TR AR IR — i e enerea e Ee——————————————r] BANQUET AT HINES. A number of Bemidji people are planning to attend the big banquet to be given by the Ladies Aid at Hines, Minn., Saturday evening. The dinner and program will be held in le Hines town hall and the public 18 “cordially invited.- NEW TEACHER GUEST. A party was given last evening at J4the home of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Quincy | Brooks, in honor of C. A. Springer, who teachers in the Bemidji high school. 5 1w .The guests were: Vera Backus, Lea Given, Capitola Stewart, Wini- fred Maynard, Mrs. Nice, Mrs. Ches- ter Brown, Miss Serrell, Edna Nel- son, Clara Armstrong, Ida Virginia Brown, G. W. Serrell, J. K. Given, rs. C. A. Springer, Don Whitman, TOWN ABOUT R rewra SIS ALL L GOLDWYN PICTURE S R —————— Salurd Lombardi § - with Bert Lytell as the MALE MODISTE and see GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! i ALSO— Admission Children, 10 cents Adults, 25 cents THEY ARE TALKING “THE WORLD and IT'S WOMAN" 3y A Great Lover, a Genius, a Failure! Bert Lytell Mr. Nice, Chester Brown, Harvey Martin, Mr. Hines, Roy Dahlberg, Harry Hofelton, and the guest of honor, Mr. Springer. A very pleasant evening was spent in playing five hundred. Refresh- ments were served. _THE MURPHY FAMILY. Some one member of the Murphy family, of which Jimmy Murphy, a sevate stenographer, is the last sur- viving member, has been reporting the senate proceedings ever since 1840. Jimmie’s father, who recent- ly died, was a senate reporter, and ’ - PAGE FIVR RAGS | Bring us your clean oot~ ton rags--no buttons, bands or woolen cloth acoepted. Pioneer Office ‘Origin of Popular Flaver. Vanilla flavoring is obtained from 80 was Jimmie’s uncle, _ .. - SRl Subscribe for The ALL OVER Frmnniy STARRING THE CELEBRATED OPERATIC STAR ERALDINE FARRAR Supported by LOU TELLEGEN REX studios where Style | A Two-Reel Western Capt. “Bud” Fisher’s “Mutt and Jeff” Six Pieces-REX ORCHESTRA -Six Pieces Matinee 2:30 mirst Second, 9 o’Clock q iy e i i v - L T L4 w *Lombardi, Lid. From the Hattons smart comedy, produced by Oliver Morosco and screened_b_y METRO in seven effervescent acts. Jack Conway, director. Maxwell Karger, Director General IN WHICH A WOMAN’S FAITH SAVES BLIND GENIUS FROM PITFALLS < Also “FATES DOUBLE CROSS,” starring AL the fruit of an orchid. i 5 IR Sunday Peep into the perfumed is born JENNINGS B, Nights Run, 7:20 o’Clock —t- M