Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 22, 1922, Page 3

‘THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1922 i gladly received ly Mrs. Harvey, telephone 114-W. .Readers owe it to their guests and to them. selves to see that items of lacal interest are reported. Every item will be given proper considera- tion when source is hn'l. —lt George Kreatz returned ycaterd&y from a business trip of a fow days to Duluth. .., Bl Mrs. J. Erickson of Minneapolis is the guest of her sister,'Mrs. G. W.{ Clifford, Clayton’ hp@rfinedfs. ! Cook With Gas It 3-30 tf #Dr. E. A. Shannon returned this morning from Duluth where he went Tuesday night and. transacted busi- ness there yesterday. ‘Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Treleavn and son Warren and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McLain, who visited in Bemidji at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Hines en route to Minneapolis, and also on their return trip, left yester- day for their home at Hannah, N. D. $60,000 to loan on farms. Deap Land eompany. 1-18tf Mrs. .N. Evertz, Minneapolis, who has. been the- guest- of her brother, A. B: Kobe, and family, 714 Bemidji avenue; for the past week, left this morning for her home, expecting to stop over at Ft. Ripley and Royalton en route to visit friends. Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2-14t¢ Howard B. Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Palmer, Bemidji, has ac- cepted an appointment with the Civil Engineering department of the Unit- | ted States government, and left # Minneapolis Tuesday night for Mil- 3 waukee, Wis., where he: will assume A\his duties at once. j Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Molander and family expect to motor to Alexan- g dria tomorrow where Mrs, Molander i will attend the District Home Mis- i sionary convention tomorrow and Saturday. Mrs. G. H. Zentz, dis- trict secretary, will accompany them 3 on the trip and will also attend. FOR A PRACTICAL NURSE, Call Ww. 16d6-21 865- Mr. and Mrs. A. B, Palmer return- ed to their home, 507 Minnesota ave- nue, from Minneapolis and also .places in JIowa. In Minneapolis they attended the commencement exer- cises of the University of Minnesota, wheré their “son Howard graduated from the college of engincering. He . and a friend accompanied them on a motor trip to Iowa. - Cook With Gas 8-30 tf Mr. and Mrs. A.-W. Aamodt, St. " Paul, former residents of Bemidji, Mr. Aamodt being county agent at one time for Beltrami county, are camping and enjoying an outing at the head of Lake Bemidji. They are touring North and South Dakota and also Northern Minnesota. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCurdy and family, and Mr, and M¥s. D. C. Dvor- acek and family emcrved a picnic supper with them. A. M. Bagley left last night for Minneapolis to transact business for a few days, Mrs. Jennie Jenkausky of Wilton drove to Bemidji Wednesday and called on friends. Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2-14t1 Julius Mertz of Malcolm brought the primary election returns irqm his township to Bemidji Wednes@ay ) AU S. C. Bailey returned : thig, morn- ing to Bemidji from (Duluth ) he held a state land snie és rday P ] ' Mrs. Ira. Frenchj:. district presi: dent of'the Home Mmsimxary society, will leave | tomorrow* morning for Alexandria to, attend ' the district convention .to .be held there Friday and Saturday. Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2-14t Donald Blue of Northern has rent- ed his farm to Mr. Anderson and was in Bemidji Wednesday en route to the home of his:daughter who lives near Grand Forks where he will vis- it for some time. Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Smith motored to Walker yesterdny where Mrs. Smith was to act as State Grand Mar- shal in instituting an Order of East- ern Star chapter last mght They returned to Bemidji today. Cook With Gas 8-30 it Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willems of Shilling were visitors in Bemidji Wednesday, Mr. Willems bringing in the returns of the primary in his township. Mr. Willems, is in the for- estry service and is interesting the farmers of the Grygla country in planting trees. Miss Leona and Lulu Allen, who have visited friends and relatives at Eagle Bend for a week; wera in Bemidji Wednesday en route to Blackduck to visit their aunt, Mrs. Maude Thom, for a few days before returning to their home at St. Hil- lare. Polar Pie. Aask for ft. 2-14t2 Miss Alice Dean, a graduate of the Francis Shimer young ladies school at Mt. Carrol, Illinois, .is expected to arrive in Bemidji Sunday morning to spend her summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dean, Lake boulevard. Since commence- ment week she has visited her class- mates at Cedar Rapids, Towa, and al- so her sister at Des Moines. Rev. Blaine Lambert and two stu- dents from Hamline university left the latter part of last week in a mis- sion car to tour Northern Minnesota in the interests of the centenary. They will give stereopticon lectures at the different places. During Rev. Lambert’s absence his charges at Nebish and Puposky are being filled by Rev. George H. Keeler. Cook With Gas Miss Genevieve Main,‘sfl:te secre- tary of Northern Minnesota confer- ence of young people’s work, who vis- ited in Bemidji Tuesday, left yester- day for Duluth where she was.to at- tended a Queen Ksthel convention Wednesday and Thursday, and from there she expected to go to Alexan- dria to attend the Fergus Falls dis- trict ‘Home Missionary convention. BEMIDJI Mmu’. “Achievement of Modera Christ Larson of Shilling came down from the north end of the county ‘Wednesday with the primary election returns. Harold Swisher is moving his fam- ily this week from 1012 Mississippi avenue to the property at 923 Irvine avenue, recently vacated by Miles Jacobs and family. Miss Marie Gotting of Lisbon, N. D., arrived in Bemidji Saturday and has accepted a position at the Carl- son Variety Store, Mrs..Cecil Congdon and son James, r;l,219 Minnesota. avenue, autoed to Wadena Wednesday to visit friends 1and relatives for a féw days. ) Miss Lucile Thom, who' has visited her auntyMrsiit! Lily; ‘Schenck 7t friends” at Eagle Bend for a weel was in Bemidji Wednesday en route to her home at Blackduck, Mr. and' Mrs. Herman Kalass and Mrs. Theodore Thoreson of Zum- brota, Minn., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B, A. Koibe and family, 1111 Doud avenue, en route to Winnipeg. Louis Dressler, manager of the Grygla Co-operative store at Grygz- la, his -wife, daughter and Mrs. Markland, are occupying one of Dr. Laney’s cottages for a two weeks’ vacation, at Turtle River. Mr. and Mrs. T, R. Jerdee and children, Loren and Laila Mae, drove to Bémidji from Minneapolis, arriv- ing: here Saturday afternoon. They expect to spend the summer at Camp Luna, the summer home: of Rev. L. J. Jerdee. ‘Miss Alma Laliberte of ohasset, Minn.,, and Miss Orhah LaBlanc of Gully, Minn., are guests of Mrs, Leon Jewett, Tenth street and Mississiyp_i avenue, while attending the summer term of the Bemidji State Teachers college. Frank Schroth took J. M. Barnett and grandsons, Wallace and Willard Webster of Virginia, to Lake Plan- taganet Tuesday evening, by auto, returning to his home at Nymore the same evening. Mr. Schroth is em- ployed at the box factory in the Fifth ward. Miss Ellen Loulan has completed a two-year course of instruction at the Duluth Normal school and is spend- ing her vacation with her mother, Mrs. W. J. Werth, and family, in Be- midji. Miss Loulan has accepted a position as assistant kirdergarten teacher at Biwabik. Mrs. George Detty and little son Billy returncd to their home, 815 Mlssxssxppx avenue, Tuesday, after spending a week very pleasantly with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Barnett, at their summer cot- tage on Lake P)antagane.. * Mr. and Mrs, M. E. Ibertson and Mrs. M. W. Knox motored to Lavinia Tuesday evening to visit their daugh- ters and friends who are camping there this week. They report the girls are having an enjoyable outing under the chaperonage of the Misses Carrie Armstrong and Ida Virginia Brown. teaching at Menagha for several months, was the guest of the Misses Hilda, Clara and Alvina Pederson at their home on Fourteenth street, Tuesday afternoon, while en route to her home at Grygla. Miss Nelson was a student at the State Teachers college in Bemidji during the past year. C. C. Sylvester, formerly .a mem- ber of the Bemidji high school fac- ulty, has returned to Bemidji for the summer at least, and contemplates remaining here permanently. ~At the present time he is employed by C. A. Peterson of Northome as Nash auto salesman. He will make his head: quarters in Bemidji. J. M. Barnett returned to his home at Lake Plantaganet Tuesday evening after spending a few days as the guest of friends and relatives in Be- midji. While here he superintended theé painting of his residence at 1008 Mississippi avenue, and attended to other business matters. Mr. Barnett’s marked improvement in health is a surprise to, and a cause of congratu-; lation from, his large circle of friends. Willard_ and Wallace Webster, twin sons of-Mr. and Mrs. Géorge E. Webster of Virginia, a#fived at the home ofgrthelr -aunt, ./Mrs. - Harold friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved wife, mother daughter and- sister. We wish also to extend our heartfelt thanks for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. Oscar Hanson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Anton Krog. and Family. Miss Ruth Nelson, who has been | Swisher, jin: Bemidji Tuesday and ac- compani téir’ grandfather, J. M! Barnett, § spmmer home at Lake Plantagxinét t}mt evening where t.hcyf enjoyian ol Mr. Wehster family sogn bll”l; wh?!'e héhas obtained employ- meyt inde; pr P CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many ODD FELLOWS LODGE TO MEET FRIDAY EVENING The regular meeting of the I. O. 0. F. will be held Friday evening at 8.0'clock at the Moose hall and all members are urged to be present. MRS. OSCAR HANSON LAID TO REST HERE' WEDNESDAY Funeral scrvices for Mrs. ' Oscar Hanson, who passed away Sunday morning at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Krog, Fifth ward; were ld yesterday, undep the direction of iMi E. Ibertson, funeral director, at; the Nymore Lutheran church, Rev. O. P. Grambo officiating. Interment was made in the Nymore cemetery. Serv- ices were also héld at the home Tues- day evenjng by the Women. of the Mooseheart “Legion, “of - which Mrs. Hanson was‘a member, they going in a body to thg-home. QUEEN ESTHERS:HOLD VERY PROFITABLE MEETING An interesting and profitable meet- ing of the Queen Esther Missionary society was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Grace Isted, Lake boulevard. The evening’s lesson, “The Open Gateway,” was well pre- sented by Miss Bertha. Webster, and an address by Miss Genevieve Mam of Mlnneapohs way greatiy. enjoyed by ‘those in . attendanbe The "elec- tion of officers, “which. was to thave taken place, was postponcd until a future date because of the.lateness of the hour. After the program, dainty refreshments ‘were served “Wy/the hostess: ENJOY HOUSE PARTY The twelve University of Minne- sota students, who have been guests of Earl Cochran and Harold White at a hoyse party at the summer homes of the boys’ parents at Birch- mont Beach for the past few days, Grand —FRI. & SAT.— -and gdoin’ i ke a cyclone - Thats the hero of this newand di efrl-Wesfern%nIIer See himleap froman airplane right into the midst &f the swiftestadventures you everexperienced ' STAQEING Story byHarvey Gates D;recfedzZ/Wm J.Craft A UN'VE"LQA]; ...QQ.OO0.0.. —_—— song is sung; a speech is made; and the face of a loved one fades from the mind; BUT A PICTURE]! t lives forefié‘l_ P HAKKERUP The Photographer-in Your Town. ; \PAGE THRER returned by auto Tuesday to their| YEOMEN WILL HOLD MEETING THIS EVENING There is business of lmportnnce to] White cottage and the boys at the|be transacted at the mgu]nr mecting of the Brotherhood of American Yeos 4 various homes. They were chaper- oned by Mesdames White, LaBaw and Dyson, the girls staying at the Cochran cottage. Among the number were the fol-!men this cvering lowing: California, Marion- Smith, Alice Mec- Gulloch, Irene DuLac, Ruth Cooiley, ¢ ¥ all of Minncapolis, Miss Margaret (< Harker of Montana, and Helen Ax- ORDEW nett of Aberdeen, S, D.; E. Willard, |\ - o e Penningtén; Howard Barker, Don-| ald Beard, John -Stechman, all' of Minncapolis;: Walter: Siet Wing, Harold-White and Earl Coch~ ron of Bemidjiii~All the-boys:whoay) The, W, whigh ¢ a th ik e.if<)y attended were/members of the: Signa vithd. e it‘i?: %f i ‘E‘Ll,"bcl 1 h Alpha Epsilon fmtumty at the unl- larae Qh{andu sity. Misses Edna Anderson of !that all membérs be present. E!;n-:ns I0 . @Nr wro;ucj-lt I} hold jts regular mect- of Red{iny this ey¢ning at the home of Mrst Ciidhner, 604 "THrd str PSR FIRST LUTHERAN LEAGUE HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT W m EBRIN ot i 571 R The Young Peopie’s Luther League ill hold its social meeting this eve- ning in the church, corner of Eighth street and Minnesota avenue, at 8 o’clock. The following program will be given: Piano duet, Mariea "horupson nn‘%lnne Hogansun, read- and it is urged ing, Mildred: Qlson;, vocal , Mrs. &oorge Berglund. ;{.unch I -be served in the ch pnrlo Th public is invi 2 ]w]u Old(r of 't * .We sharxfim. ors.’ Daniélson Tin i 4214 Fourth St., Pho The Store Ahead Friday — Circus Day A SALE HAS BEEN ARRANGED FOR CIRCUS DAY 15 Beautiful New Hats IN ALL THE PRETTY BRIGHT COLORS FOR SPORT WEAR, AT 20 White-Ribbon Hats, called the “Flappen” at. .. 50 other Beautiful Hats, both Dark and Light, all new, up-to-date; "l ranging in price $7.95, $5.95, $3.95, and as low as ........ $1.95 Come to Our Store Before the Circus Starts—It’s a Good Corner to Watch the Parade. ' .$3.50 - $2.95 LADIES - MEN'S - CHILDREN’S ROMPERS and PLAY SUITS Large Selection, at 49c, 69c¢, 75c, 85c, 98¢, $1.25, $1.49, $2.49 No store will give you a better selection or better prices. 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