Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 22, 1920, Page 5

e "LAQUA-WILCOX : IA L\ A ND PER SO N AL i ’| Th?:«:;;ai;v-rirage of Miss Ella Laqua, daugliterfgf Mr.-and ‘Mrs, O. J. La- qua ta B Minn., 206 Third street at 8 o’clock .this| morning: Rev. L.\P. Warford, pastor; of the- Presbyterian = church ofliéi- ating.- The rooms were prettily decorat- ed in autumn 'tnliage and cut flow- ers. The bridal corner was banked ¥ry Mr. and Mrs. A. Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Cook of Radium, Minn., are visting at the Clem Will- iams home in Grant Valley for a short time. They were in the city yester- day en route Edd Schertler of “Wadena, _spent Tuesday here on business. Take home a wrick of Kooi's ice erum. 4-6t1 .1w Anderaon of ‘Sebeka spent Tues- ay 1n thls city on business. New ustrlch fans are on display in the lobby window st the Elko.-Hat i g 0N K\mltz of- ralnerd was .8 Shop 1t9-22 | with potted ferns and asters. - h 'l‘uesday business visitor here \ 5 s — Hay, oats, corn, barley, bran, The bride wore a dark brown trav- Army overcoals dyed any color.|shorts,. dairy. feed, etc.,..at the, eling suit. with a picture hat and a' P SWlSE Cleaners. Phone 65 3‘19 23 Courtney Seed & Feed Co., in car; i-botiguet of pink 'bride’s lots or hundred weight. . 120 Third street, Phone 851, Sunsl\lne Grocery. 9-22tf “attended by her sis- i corsag roses, ter, who “wore a navy blue suit and”large hat. She also: wore a comage bouquet of gink roses. After the - -J.-8. Thime of Akeley iBe- midji buginess visitor yegfirga%“ Mrs. J. G. Stpgner of ‘Bovey was a caller in this city on Tuesday. Don't wait until’ our city friends tell us about ostrich fans—they are on display at the Elko Hat Shop. breakfast was. served to the guests, 1t9-22 | only immediate relatives. * The only > out of.téwn attendants were Mr. and Mr~and Mrs, C. L. Moran and in-|Mrs.” Larson -of Chicago, Mrs. Lar- fant son arrived this morning from !son is: an aunt of the bride. Devil's Lakw, . D., to visit-for a feW | _qpne’ bridal, couple left this noon days with the tamlly of Mrs. Moran’s .. an’ gxtended trip on the Great brother; A. A. Richardson. Lakes. - On . their return they. will California, ab N b- Ml'l- Vefltl Cellins and daughter, leave for California, about Novem W. B, Rowe of Crookston, was Z|Hsiher Tnd M Hai‘flflhvehfl man,ler 1, to spend a part of the winter. e T“”d“y business visitorin thig.city. |arrived this morning for a shor visit with the C, B. ahd J. B. Minnick \Wiillam Lennon of Kelliher is a business visitor in thé city today. . ¢ K Ladies fancy work a spec‘ialiy Swiss Cleaners. - Phone=66. - -:-3d9-23 H, N. Willson left this morning i 1 A, Potoin of Benha ‘was among-the out of town business callers yester- ett, Wast., and the latter is from day. Spokaue. BRING RESULTS' T Wes Wright of Northern,' was a ‘Have you seen the new ostrich 'buslness transactor in the city Mon- fans at the Elko Hat Shop? 1t9-22 . Carlson of Washkish, Mrs. T. J, Burke and.family, her Arthur O’Leary. They returned Mcn— of Warroad are business callers in day evening. Bemidji. Rev. and Mrs. O. P. Grambo ex- pect to return on “Saturday from Rochester, where they have speat the past five' weeks under surgical care,’ having both undergone .- operations. They have recovered suceessfuily and plan to be back to their ‘pastorate work this week. " There’s Cleanera. 3d9-23 Try uf glove cleaning. a difference.” Swiss ‘Phone 65. oo ' " Mrs. George Kelser of Turtle River o k was a_ between train shippet -in the - K clty Tuesday . * Clarence 'PBWPB of Beclda, red| Begutiful ostrich fams in jade cer-. 1 "*to Bemidji Tuesday and dttended to ese, pale pink, - ivory and amber i ‘business matters. “ -|handles at Elko Hat Shop. ~ 1t9-22 wick, in— Mrs.” Willlam Masterson of North- - | 18 U 0.0 PAYNE-CARISCH i ) 8 n H g::m;fi q?‘:‘es%‘;ty'm town shipper i On Monday afternobn at:3 o’clock 5 at the Presbyterian parsonage, took place the. marriage of Miss_Luella Jennie Payne to William W. ?arisch both parties being residents of this city. They will make their home in Nymore. % V. L. Knight and Godfréy Knight - of Bigfork spent Tuesday in thls clty i‘on business matters.” Miss Claire Murphy left this morn- ng for Minneapolis, where she. will enter a commercial school. - ROTICE “Seéaled proposals will be recelved‘ y- the Park.Board of Bemidji, Mian,, : at. 8 p. m4 Sept 27th, 1920; at the City Ha]l for the cona.t;:uct;on well at_Diamond Point park. A posit of $5.00 in cash- or -certified cheek is required with the bid. 3 Nat E. Given, Pres.’ 4!9-15-‘1‘5—9 22-23 s Mr. and Mrs. George Becker Tenstrike motored to Bemidji yest- erday and called on friends. Mrs. 3. C. Dodgé and two chilakén .01 Pinewood, were among the out of own shtppers in the city yesterdnyv 2 Hrs. B. Smith of Puposky is Visit- ng” Mrs. Sam Gay, Twenty-first ) NOTICE wtreet nnd Park avenne, for a few 2 ays. ‘ Sealed proposals will ‘be melved by the Park Board of Bemidii, Minn.,, at 8 p .m., Sept. 27, 1920, at the Ctiy‘ ‘Hall ‘for the construction of a foun-' dation ‘and floor for a bath house to | ‘be located at Diamond Point park. Plans and specifications are on file at the ‘office of C. K. Funk, architect. |A &eposit of 10 per cent in cash or certified check is required with the bid. Nat E. Given, Pres. 4t9-15-16—22-23 WANTE™ ‘Clean cotton rags at Pioneer office. Four Acts Showsrat 7:30 and 9:15 Abe Grossman left last evening for the Twin cities, where he will trans- ¢t ‘business and spend the Jewish | ‘holidays. ©-7" Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds. .See G. B. Hooley at Northern Gro-! cery Co., during the day, or at the Markham hotel evenings. '1 -29tL ‘Hice Smith, who has been \sermus ! 1y ill at .St.. Anthony’s hospital for‘ ‘the past week, is.reported to ‘be about | flxe same. Williams & Valentine Comedy, Singing, Dancing’ © and Talking LILLIAN DE VERE Songs and Stories When you next need feed try the Courtney Seed & Feed Co., wherei prices are right. At Grinager’s G%o-| cery on 3rd street. 9-9tf } | | Mrs. John Hanson and three chil- I B dren and Mrs. Peter Osland of Se- " beka, arrived in the city Monday. 'l‘hey will visit relatives in the city. The George Severns family of - Grant Valley, arrived In the city yes- terday to make their home here. The children have entered the local 5 sehools i _Mrs. Jennie Gordon of Internation- : al Falls, state supervising deputy of ‘} ‘the Woman’s benefit association of- ; *_i.the Macabee lodge, was in_the city ©'Monday evening to initiate a large class into thaf order. A social ses- slon followed the initiation and a " pleasant evening was reported by all. SILK IIIISBANDS CAI.ICO \VIVES Mrs.-P. Sarff of Washkish, arriv- edin the city yestérday morning to be the guest of the Ramsey home in Nymore for the week. Mrs. >arff at one time conducted dress ma}lngl parlors here.. She is now manager of j © a general. store in Waskish, former- ly owned by the Chippewa Trading Co., of Red Lake. L. V. Conley and E. J. Heimbach of St. Paul and G. F. Conway of Min- “neapolis, of the state fire mashal’s of- fice, are visitors in the city. They will attend district court in connec- tion with the Frank Dewey case. Dewey is to be tried on the charge of arson in connection with a fire at the Great Northern' hotel several months ago. Mrs. H. L. Cummings, who has gowns. been confined at St. Anthony’s hos- pital for past ten days as a result of Surgical operation, expects to return #to her home at LaMoure the .latter part of the week. Her mother, Mrs. J. A. Chisholm of St. Paul, arrived ‘here last evening to spend about two weeks with Mrs. Cummings while she is convalescing. WANTED Clean cottcn rags at Ploneer office. ALL WORK GUAHANTEEU Union Dentists BEMIDIJI Opposite City Hall Schroeder Bldg. ceremony a wedding | THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER . Wilcox of Henning,: took place at the bride’s home' familics: he former are from Bver{ THE PIONEER WANT Abs‘ |lodges, will visit important Masonic FRATERNITIES CONTINUE . PU‘SHING BUILDING PLANS v W (Capital News Service) *'Washington, Sept. 22.—The" high cost of building materials and labor, and - the -obstacles afforded by poor transportation facilities, which are causing construction work generally to.be held up, has not interfered ap- preciably with bullding projects be- ing carried on thruout the country by fraternal organizations, judging by reports of such activities being re- corded in the daily press and the trade journals. Of interest to Ma- sonic organizations particularly, doubtless will be suggestions of the number and-character of Masonic structures which are now being com- pleted or for which plans are being made. -At Ashland, Ky, a project has just been approved for the building of a $200,000 home, which will house the four lodges of that city. A building committee, representing the four structures in different sections of the country before finally approving the architect’s plans. A temple which will house at once thirty Masonic bodies, and which will be capable of taking care of forty-two, ultimately, is to be built on the east side of Cot- tage Grove Avenue, just south of Six- ty-first street, Chicago. It will cost $760,000, and plans contemplate the Greek doric style. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Masons are preparing to erect a four-story lodge ; guest, Mrs. M. A, Malone of Crook- - ) & o siness caller in the ciy:yest: |gion, ‘and Mr. and Mrs. P..J. O'Leary- Grand i .Nl HT et motored to St. John’s, Collegeville, ! 10c & 25¢ 1da Brandli and Cornelius @¥aham gfiere they spent the week end with 5 : = ; BUCK JONES The New Screen Sensation -~ In a production that tests:his horsemanship and daring to the llmlt—and supported by beautiful Josie Sedg- “THE SQUARE SHOOTER” A tale of square shooting, wild riding and romance, in the !and where the best man wins. “Andy Vuxts Hls Mother-m-Law car!oon Comedy ; VAUDEVILLE WM. HART, in “Wolves of the Rail” TO-NIGHT s and THURSDAY YOU WILL FAVOR " | “Bab’s OCandidate” - As presented by charming CORRINNE GRIFFITH She shows how a woman may control a political without casting a ballot. also wears several exquisite Also showing Paramount Magazine Holmes Travelogue ELKO Theatre home building at a cost of $200,000, Four Acts Children 25c—Adults 50c TRIPP & SELLS Acro-Rural Comedians, in Johnson County Topics HILL & BOTTORF The Personality Goes )-Theatre| campaign She and plans have been‘drawn for an ad-' store here last night o’ the™thira ministration building and connect-|time this year, escaping with $5,000 - ig corridors for the Free Mason’s hos- pital at Elizabsthtown, Pa.\Exercises ! other apparel. were held Sept. 11 worth of men’s suits, overcoats and The only clué the po- in connection] lice had was the finding of.fifty coat with the laying of the cornerstone of hangers about a half mile out of the. a new Masonic Temple at Holyoke, Mass., the occasion being made a not- able one by the participation in it of municipal officers and representatives of Masonic lodges from Massachu- setts and New England generally. Holyoke has three Masonic lodges, one having been instiluted but re- cently , THIEVES MAKE THIRD BIG CLOTHING WAUL Mountain Lake, Minn., Sept. 22.— Thieves entered the Schroeder-Hieber REX iy, ‘ CENSUS REPORT (By United Press) Washington, Sept. 22.—The census bureau“today announced the follow- ing 1920 population figures: . Blue' Earth county, 31,477, an_increase of. 2,140 or 7.3 per cent; Clay, county, 21,780,. an increase of 2,140 or 10.8 per cent; Winona county, 33,6563, an Jlncrense of 255 or. .8 per cent. _llllIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIlII|||IIIIIIIII|||I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII_L TODAY IllllIlmllII|||IIIIIIIIIIlIIl|||lll||||||||lll|l|||ll!llll|fllllllll|||IlIIl||IIl||||Il|II||I|II|I|||I|II||||IIIIIIIIIII||iiIIIIIIIIIllllllIlllllllll|I|||IIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIlIIIIllllllll!IllllllllllllIII|||III|I|I||I||||r , j)resmty | ’ THEDA&B fhe he’amft REX The:aatre = = = = g = = = = | Fox Sunshine Comedy “HIS WIFE CALLS”, Rex Union Orchestra” Matinee 2:30—10c and 25¢ Night 7:20 and 9:00—15¢ and 30¢ ,alllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllF' H : 1 —0 Saturday—WILLIAM FARNUM “Riders of the Purple Sago” Zane Gray Western Story Sunday—BERT LYTELL, alias Jimmy Val- entine—Metro. <