Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 31, 1922, Page 5

e sesErgh sleplene 114W. Readers owe Erick.Landgren of B businebs: visitor :in; Reniiji: Sqturday. : fMi ses Fayal ;nd"knl Eawards eft thiszmo: for Chicago to pur- chase! itheir WMIWM stock: - ‘ass . Lake. Afln'ory to- Musfe by Schuck’s Famous night. 2 Jazz Orchestra, 1d7-31 Dr. andMrs. A. J. Melby had as Sunday evening supper guests, Miss Hazel Smith,: Minneapolis; ‘Donald Smith and George Dworshak. ] The Degree of Honor will not meet this Tuesday evening, which is the regular ‘meeting night, but the order will meet again in two weeks- Mr. and Mrs. Julius Miller, Miss Margaret Carson and Laurence Har- vey motored to' Rasta® State’ Park Sunday and took supper at Douglas Lodge. b Miss Mae Clish returned Friday to her home in Fifth ward from Walker where she has made.an:extended vis- it with ‘her:grandparents, - Mr. and Mrs. M. Gleason. ,: Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Johnson and family and .Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith ahd their guests motored to Red Lake Sunday where they enjoy- ed a pionic ‘supper. Dance' at' K. C: hall Tuesday eve- ning, Angust 2nd. Music. by Schuck’s Famous Jazz Orchestra. Everybody invited tfor a good time. 1d7-31 Mrs. J.:°C, 'Titus rYeturned Satur- day to ther home . in. Bemidji from Bovey where she has visited her daughter; " Mrs:“Hill 'and family, for the pastsix weeks. Theodore_ Kittleson, traveling sales- man for: Nash-Finch- tompany, spent the week end in Bemidji with his family and left again for Bagley to transfct business ‘today. L Mrs. ‘E. Meyer of. Lodi, Cal., who was the guest of Mrs. Carl Golz and family for a few d: left Saturday for Deer, River to visit- her brother. She is visiting friends and relatives at different places in Minnesota. Mrs. deth Smith of Becida visited her hushand at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Papl = Foucault, 614 Fourth street, Saturday. Mr. Smith is re- covering: from the injuries sustained in the auto: accident = of last week quite as:well as could be expected. Misses. Agnes and “Lillian - Nelson of Brainerd . and their guest, Miss Gertrude Feich, domestic ~science teacher . in the Pittsburgh public schools, who have visited in Bemidji for the past week at the;home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith, 718 Be- midji avenue, returned this morning to Brainerd., ) Frank Hitcheock, -a .. former Be- midji resident, "arrived: here Satur- day noon from Long Beach, Cal., to look after property interests here for about \a week or ten days, after which he will return to his home. Mr. Hitchcock and family were residents of Bemidji for a number of years in the earlier days. .- E Mr. and. Mrs. H. S. Kinney, ac- companied by Mzs.. Kinney’s. daugh- ter, Mrs. Ivérson, ‘and dadghter,” mo- tored to the latter’s home at Duluth Thursday, and from there Mr. and Mrs. Kinney motored jto Slater, Wis. 4 where they visited at_the home of Mr. Kinney’s uncle, Jack Willetts, for a few days. They returned to Bemidji ‘Sunday morning. i Lm0 R FEADOA B Wm0 Seat sonNpyte Feol oS00, BIRD CBRIACRET SRS TARG M) SREIRS b, Mra, T B .Cil_v,ex of Turtle River 'was a business visitor in Bemidji Saturday. Miss Kate Hines, stenographer at the abstract office, left Saturday’ for her home at Hines to spend a two weeks’ vacation. Miss Agnes: Arnold of Turtle Riv- er was the between-train guest of Bemidji friends. Saturday, i{r. and Mrs, H: A, Pflughoeft left this morning for Thief River Falls idé"Tas wlto transact: business foria few days. Mr, and Mrs, C. M:“Serrurier, Miss Kate Hines and Wm. Hifies motored to Hines Sunday where they visited the latter's relatives. 3100 Mr. and Mrs. H. C.:Wood of War| tertown, S. D,, are - visiting their daughter, Mrs. B. W. Aldrich and family . for. two, weeks. Mrs. M. Premo and daughter of Erskine are visiting at the home of her brother, T. J. Andrews, and fam- ily; 1337 Irvine avenue. Mr, and Mrs. John Bertram are the proud parents of an 8-pound daughter born to them Sunday morn- ing at their home, Park avenue so. George Green of Menominee, Wis., i8 here visiting at the home of Wal- ter Green. He expects to remain here, having in mind a position with the Sievert Roofing company. Dr. C. R. Sanborn ‘entertained about thirty young people at an in- formal dancing party at his summer home, Birchmont Beach..8aturday night, el Carl Nelson-and Nu Li Knox,.w are operating a motor, truck rqute between Pleasant Valley and Bemidji twice a week, marketed’ cream here Friday for a number of their pat- rons. Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Creed returned Friday to their home at Chicago, af- ter visiting for three weeks in Be- midji at the home of her sister, Mrs. E. W. Nix and family, 805 Bemidji avenue. Misses Vera Cutter, Marguerite Boerner, Carrie and Anna Brown and Esther McGhee left this morning by train for Park Rapids to' attend the Epworth League institute there this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Younggren left this morning for a week’s auto trip of about 1,000 miles. From here they went to Duluth, then to Two Harbors, Grand Marais, Ft. Williams and Port Arthur. Mrs. "Ldwréneé Higging ‘and fam- jly, who have been guests of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. T: J. Andrews, are visiting relatives at Nebish for a couple of weeks, They will return to Bemidji again. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell and three children of St. Paul, who have been guests of her brother, Dr. S. R. San- born, at his summer home Birch- mont Beach, expect to leave tomor- row for their home. _ Plof. and Mrs. G. Oliver Riggs left this morning by auto for Crook- ston to visit friends. They were ac- companied as far as Maple Lake by Mrs. Paul Yaple, who will visit Mrs. Bert Levens there for a few days. Dr. G. H. Zentz left this morning for Park Rapids by auto, to attend the Epworth League Institute which will be in session there this week. His daughter, Miss Nell, and Agnes BIRCHMONT BREEZES | McFADDENS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McFadden entertained a few friends at their cottage, Birchmont Beachy at 6 o’clock dinner = Saturday evening, complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Frapk B. Porten who left Sunday {or Yitheir.nnw home: at Nashwauk, 1 i semm— £ & i} PICNIC, AND. OUTING ... Mr. and -Mrs,, H.. A. ‘Pflaghoeft, Mz and Mrs. D..C. Dvorsek and farhjly.motored Sunday as far as .Lake 'Winnebegoshish: with :Mr.. and M. Frank B. Porten, who:were en route to their new home‘at'Nash- wauk. The families took picnic dinner with them and enjoyed it at the lake, and also stopped en route home for a picnic supper. COMPLETING ARRANGEMENTS FOR BABY CLINIC HERE A committee meeting of the child welfare committee of the Woman’s Community and Civic club and the president, Mrs. J. T, Tuomy, is being held this afternoon at the home of the chairman, Mrs. R. L. Given, to complete arrangements for the baby clinic which will be held in Bemidji August 24 and 25. Mesdames Stan- ton, Feir, Richardson and Boyce are members of the committee, METHODIST LADIES’ AID TO HOLD PICNIC WEDNESDAY The Ladies’; Aid of the Methodist church will ‘hold a picnic Wednesday afternoon” at. Diamond Point begin- ning at 3 o’clock to which all. mem- bers and friends are invited. 'Each one is requested to bring their own dishes and one or two kinds of food for the picnic lunch. The business meeting will also be held there and it is desired that all members be present as there is business of im- portance to be transacted, In case it rains, the meeting will be held in the church basement. KNOX’'- ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Knox, 1117 Park avenue, entertained very de- lightfully and informally at a 6 o’clock dinner Friday evening, com- plimentary to Mrs. A, L. Hall Quest, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. William Betts of St. Maries, Idaho; Mrs. Ernest Riley and Miss Dorothy Riley, Min- neapolis, all present being relatives of the host and hostess. The other guests were Mrs. Carl Jones of Nebish, Mr. and-Mrs. D. J. Neeley, son Douglas and daughters, Misses Ora and Alice, of this city. Vocal and instrumental music’ and cards whiled away the hours pleasantly for all. The occasion was in the nature of a family re-union, ’ Mrs. F. M. Oakes'and daughters, | Esther Eleanore and Ruth, of Bal- sam Lake, Wis,, are guests at ‘the home of ‘Mr. and Mrs. A."L. Ander- son and family, who live on the east shore of Lake Irving. Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Krantz motor- ed to Puposky yesterday for the day, returning to Bemidji last evening. Mrs. Krantz’ mother, Mrs. John Workman, accompanied them home and will visit here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Jacobson and Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Denu motored to Hines Saturday afternoon and were guests until yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O'Hare of Bis- marck, N. D, at their summer cot- tage there. Monarch Admired American Post. McGhee and Willard Jameson ac- companied him and. will attend also. CGordon F. Elliott of Pennant, Sask., and his. mother, Mrs. H. G. Elliott of Morden, Canada, arrived in Bemidji Saturday and are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Hines and family, 1100 Beltrami avenue. They are brother and mother of Mrs. Hines. 0 Rev. B. L. Main and family, who have spent several weeks at their summer home at Movil Lake, will leave tomorrow by auto for their home at Redwood Falls. Mrs, Clara Morris, who has visited at their sum- mer home, will also return tomor- row to her home at Owatonna. A party of twelve ladies who have toured Northern Minnesota and vis- jted friends at Lake-of-the-Woods were in Bemidji Saturday en route to their homes at Lengby, N. D. They reported very bad roads for several miles out: of - International Falls, but fortunately had no car trouble. Mr. and Mrs. M."E. Smith and daughter, Miss Haze', left this morn- ing for their summcr homé at Mille - |Lac Lake after speading:a:few days ‘Whyis this. wrong? 5 The.answer will be found among today’s: want ads. (What “Bluilder” do you suggest?) Copyflfl'w 1922, Associated Editors in Bemidji. They, expect to remain there about:thrée’ wecks, and from there go to their home ,at Minne- apolis. They visited relatives at .| Cass Lake-en route today. Messrs. and Mesdames T. J. Wickham, H. A. Lepper and families of Bemidji, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Daniels and family of Solway mo- tored’ to Itasca State Park camping grounds, where they met seven other auto loads of relatives from Bertha and Verndale, and together they en- joyed a family reunion until yester- day afternoon. About forty-five people were in the party. Louls I. King of Bavaria, was one of Edgar Allan Poe's greatest admir ers. 2 A writer for the Figaro chanced one day to leave by mistake the proofs of an article on Poe: where it came to the attention of King Louis. The king sought the writer to question him, “Yntil then,” runs the description of the scene that took place, “the king's manner had been quiet and gentle al most. to effeminacy, but the moment Poe’s name was mentioned he became all eagerness end pmnimation. His magnificent eyes 1lit up, his lips quiv- ered and his whole face was beaming and radiant. ‘Is it & personal account of him? he asked, referring to the proofs. ‘Did you know Poe? Of course you did not though; you are too young. I cannot tell you how dis- appointed I am. Just for a moment I thought I was tn the presence of some- one who had actually known that most wonderful of all writers, and who could, accordingly, tell me something dennLta and authentic about. his Inner lite. . oay — T __ Freak Memory of 4'German, Herr Otto,: Schrader of Berin ‘Is reputed toihave the most marvelon biémory insthe world.” The Gerin Meteorologidsl soclety tested it<re- eently: “What wa; the weather' the other _day—say vember 26, 1800Y" the president of’the soclety asked Sehrader. sc’jfif”}‘”“« hesitated: “It was very tfear_before dawn,” said Schrader. “In the aftefrioon it was cloudy, with snow flurries. The tem- perature was two or three degrees above freezing” Arnd Schrader was right, the German scientists found out on checking up. Several American theatrical men are said to be after him to appear on the vaudeville stage In the United States this summer. SRETTTNTIST j (By Wray W. Gilliam) S P, * Mrs. Lee LaBaw gave a swimming party at the Birchmont Beach Fri- day afternoon, and a very enjoyable afternoon was had by all. Tobog- gening on the new slide was the chief source of amusement. Emmet Tinley and wife, of Coun- cil Bluffs, Iowa, were guests’ at" the: hotel for two weeks. ! Mr, Tinley was candidate :for govertior of Iowa last ‘yéar, and'was' prominent in affaire at Washington duritig the war: ! . e | le - E. W. Campbell, wife and daugh”’ ter, are staying in a‘Birchmont 'cot= tage for a few weeks. Mr. Camp-~ bell is mayor of Litchfield, Minn,,'a thriving ‘ city in south central part of the state. Cliff W. Gress and wife left Satur- day ‘for Cannon Falls, Minn,, after a two weeks stay at Birchmont. Mr. Gress is a banker in that town, for- ty miles south of Minneapolis, Golf is occupying the limelight of Birchmont amusement and sport, and some very interesting scores are being contributed to the golf house. Several tournaments have been play- ed this last month between the wom- en of Bemidji and Birchmont. The Bemidji women have the edge, de- feating the guests by a nominal score. Mrs. Claude Siems played low with a score of fifty in the last mixed tournament, playing along with Paul Jumper. Ray W. Collins and family motor- ed up a week ago from Tulsa, Okla., for the season. Mr. Collins says he found the roads up in a generally fair condition, and is highly pleased with the climate, lake and scenery around here, A kittenball game featured an en- joyable afternoon Wednesday, when two mixed ‘téams played a close game of nine innings. The women made excellent players and all en- joyed the game a great deal, consid- ering the questions: asked about when the next game is scheduled. It is a plan of the management to have a game every week in‘'the future,- Miss Helen Bishop, Winona, left for her home Friday, after almost a month’s stay with Mrs." Frank Hor- ton and family. The Hortons are occupying one of the Birchmont: cot- tages. { o i % B. F. Yeates and wife, Minneapo- lis, motored home Sunday. Mr. |and says. he will them but owing to the Yeates was an enthusiastic golfer and ball player. o . Alfred; Ingvolstad jati¥-family, mo- tored up from St. Paul last week and stayed at the hotel, He is highly pleased with ‘the service-and cuisine, be anxious to be with us again next year. Bennett Buchman, his.wife and son arrived ‘by auto Sumday for a two weeks’ stay in a cottige. Mr. Buchman is from St. Paul and is gen- eral manager of the Golden Rule de- partment store. I. R. Weisman and family, who have 'been staying in one of the Birchmont cottages sincé ‘the open- ing of this season, have rented a cot- tage from George Cochran because of relatives coming to vigit them. Guests arriving Sunday were from widely separated parts of the coun- try, and shows that Birchmont is be- ing advertised throughout the states. W. A. Tholen, Leavenworth, Kans.; L. D. Manchester, Sioux Falls, S. D.; T. K, Smith, Tulsa, Okla.; W. L. Taylor, Davenport, Ia.; J. S. Pom- eroy, Minneapolis, and ‘R. Burgess, Cresco, Ia., were among those reg- istered. , John Burkholtz left “Tuesday on business for Winnipeg and Grand Forks. Mr. Burkholtz has engaged a cottage at Birchmont for the season for his wife and two sons, He return- ed Saturday. Mrs. Burkholtz met him at Wadena and they returned by auto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fosdick of Jowa City, were guest at the hotel over Sunday. They motored up and are on a general tour of the whole north country. Mi. Fosdick was a member of the Iowa football squad several seasons, a few years back and is now coaching basketball and {ootball in that state. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Meech and {amily, Minneapolis spent-a week in ome of the cottages at. the Beach. They left Saturday morning by mo- tor for the cities. £h h Mrs. Claude H, Siems and her two daughters left Monday morning for St. Paul after a month at the hotel. Mrs. Siems is an annual guest at the Birchmont having. come up for the last five yearg, Mr. Siéms was to have spent the week end with railroad schedule was unable to be with his family. ' . 2 John MacNaught and wife and M. Drennan and wife of Minneapo- lis arrived Saturday. They have a cottage at the Beach for two weeks. Harvey E. Mack and family left Monday morning for their home in Minneapolis after spending two weeks in one of the Birchmont cot-| tages. Mr. Mack "is general agent for Dodge Bros. line in Minneapolis and the northwest. Mrs. Frank Horton ' and "two daughters, Pansy and Hofrtence :of Winona,, motored over to the-lodge of Chas. Boalt Saturday. Mr, Boalt is giving a house party for ' his daughter Miss Betty,. His lodge is situated about ten miles' from"Itas- ca Park, ———— Mrs. W. A. Rosenfield and her two children, Rock Island, Illinois,} arrived Thursday for, g indefipits, stay in a cottage A Leaving by nutomo_b’ile;“ Sunday, morning Paul’ Jumper and wife and ‘George Carleton and wife went back’ \ to their home in Minneapolis. They*‘ had a. cottage for two weeks, Mn Jumper was,the first guest to regis- ter in the new hotel last year. Reervations are already reaching a pleasing amount for the season of 1923, A surprisingly large number of guests are reserving their same rooms for next year. NO LONGER IMPORT SULPHUR ! Entire Supply Neoded by ths United States la Obtained Within Our Owa Borders, Deep under marsh ‘land and quick- sands, in which 1t/ls impossible to sink sbafts, there have been for ages de- posits of almost pura sulphur In Louisiana and Texas. For many years these deposits defied efforts fto obtain them. All the sulphur used in thig coun- try formerly cama from. 8icily,, where the sulphur mines on the slopes of Mt. Etna had been worked for maofe than 2,000 years. It fs xince 1896 that sulphyr has been oObtained in any appreciable quantities from our own sources of supply in Louisiana, and today, thanks to chemical - genulty and acumen, afi the gulphur used in this cowntry is &f patite ofli‘s‘hx ML of the ar the gre: @ mlpim- produced in the gzl?d 15 uséd in the manutacture of swiphuric acld. Sulphur Js a consfitwant of black powder, which is used Jaxgely in min- ing soft coal. It finde @mployment in the rubber industry &y 4 vulcanizing agent. It is used I the bleaching of Bllk and wool. The straw for use straw hats is bleached with jphur dioxide fumes, made by burping suiphur. Large quantities are usdd in the form of solutions end powders to combat injurious growths.on pevines, Its uge as a medigoe In Fha form of ointments 18 well known, —_—s WHAT, HE WANTED .TO KNOW Delinquent Subscriber Evidently Had Menlal Uss for Great Organ_of Public. Opinion. The editor of the Smalttown Bugle, lke some others of . his brethren, ex- periences considerable difficulty in per- suading his subscriberk to come for- ward, from time to ‘time, with the an- nual subscription price. '“If it 18 agree- able to you,” he finally wrota to one hardened delimquent, *“I will accept two bushels of corn in payment of the amount you owe me.” “I regret to say,” responded Farmer Brown, in due course, “that in feediny my stock I have used all the corn I ralsed.” “Dear Mr. Brown,” began the next letter of the series, “Inasmuch as you have used all your corn, 1 presume you have a large supply of corn cobs on hand, and 1 would be glad to accept a load thereof in paymemnt of the amount due from you, as I can use them in place of kindling wood.” “Mr. Editor,” replied the farmer by the next mail, “your letter has been received and contents noted. 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