Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 26, 1922, Page 3

RS TR . | x and arpund # - SRR e ' Bemidji F'ridly. 3 W N T N¥d to Bel yesterday I where -Ne has transacted bu!flie Yar the pl.it ten days. . Mr. and Mrs. Janies-Rice and baby; miotored to Bemidji yesterday and | Where he will be the guest of rela- transacted ‘businiéss, réturning to|tives for some time. their home at Tanstrxke last mght. = or excnmon wfiu § friends in Bemi n.eapolls ‘where P 'or " picnie ,,g, time with ‘relati charter passenger laonch THOR. -A: A. Lee, licensed pilot. Phone :O&f’: m9 establish his practice ‘as a physi Mr. ‘and Mrs. J. G. Hoglin and | children -of ‘Fernhill motored to Be- and . attended the expect ‘to ‘motor: toi ¥ i ville ‘where théy will: be ‘the guests| midji Thursday and Mrs. Max Mmders dur-| baby clinic held at the school that afternoon. Mrs. H. J. Mill Harold and ‘niece, Miss | of ‘Lake ‘Haf “were fioppmg and attending the blby chiic in Bemidji Phursday: Ilumoon Rev.T. B, Nordale will motor to- morrow: fiorning to Hart Lake where /| he will conduct morning services and will return to Bemidji in tinie for the evening service at the Béthel’ Lu- theran “church. Central angd little ‘son Mrsi-Ethel B. Ness, secretary of the State Teichers collegey -rétinted - -and. Mrs: :J. -W. Wilcox mo- | tored dnesday to ‘Alexandria and Fergus. Falls where they. vuited rela- tives and . friends . and. transacted| s, returning to Bemnbi yes- Dance lt Krmoty, Gass L ’l’ues- day, August 29th. Music by, Schvck’ Jazz Orchestra. 4 2ds-28 and were ‘guests: until ‘Friday at the home of Mr. and:Mrs. Fred Rhoda, 425 America avenue. 1-little ‘her parents, Mr. Connl, 1106 Mi ? 7 i to their Home at Ry k. a day nodn. oy : nifht from Minnéapolls arid Wiidna r ‘and daughter; where she visited ‘Her niother anid] uisiem for & ek, -otoring_ there with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Gainey of Elbe, last Saturday. ' giests “last eveng ‘Mrs. ‘H. Mrs.S. W: Scott, 1 n.mms:mmmn ‘|transacting business in the city this /| . Mrs. Ofto Maltride of Becida was | nhopplng and calling on friends in ear] Grelgz Kée anil: daughter Catherine, and gin “| ginia Friday -to attend the funeral. . Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Danielson, 117 Twelfth street, 'have ‘as their guests heér sxster-m-llw, Mrs. P. J. Eide and i| daughter - Evelyn Danielson, of Crookston. They were entertained at dinner this noon at and spent the day with Mrs;!/Jewett’s foster parents Mr. : d son Jesse, of | Cote. d Dawson of | the cxty hal nnd“ day drive Bocida motared together $§ Bemidji| fire truick, is taking his unpual two visited | weeks ‘vacation:, He.had pHnned on 3 er places, left Thursday for Poplar vestigating prospective locations“t6 - -Mrs. A, Stbol and" daughters Etineston, 21 e ;and hme’ Sutton -of Malden, 5 Point Comfort, '.l:nrtle River,-at the | £randda ll’%lh t lf.arson, ‘mi simmer home of Mr. and Mrs. A visiting friends in io ‘for ‘several| s . weeks Warfield. Miss Margaret Burke returned to her home in Bemidji the first of fl:i week fmm Colernm Wwhi frio= “Mr. and Mrs. Do\ng}u Mbse!y [ Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gill ‘and fam- ily' move hursddy.from their home 704 avenue, ‘to the Mark- ‘hami hotel, where ‘they will: remain um‘.ll they leave on Tuesday for their llst week, and was their zuest for a|new 'at ‘International Falls féw days. Picnic Hanis, 1d8-26 / Troppman’s Marge! upecml today, ldc per b, “Mr, and Mrs. Willfam Gordon “o1 Shevlin were between-train _visito in ‘Bemidji yesterday en route to their home from Alexardria where th«y were called by the s ness of her mother, who passed awa. there last ‘week. Miss Myrtle Peter- son, sister of Mrs. Gordon, accom- punied them'to ‘Bemidji and Temain, !fl until this afternoon. / . Miss Ethel Papermaster arrived in Bemidji 'yesterday from, her home in Grand/ i,’orlé; and will spend the win- ter in Bemidji with -her- father, N Papermuter, proprietor of the Be- midji‘Cleaning and Dyeing establish- ment, while, nttendmz the . State Teachers-college, * ke ‘Mr.and Mrs: G, J. Wintér and daughter Pearl, and their guests, Mr. atid Mrs. Haynes and son’ Perry, mo- ~Friday-to Hines on-an pxcmc and fishing tri .Benud;x Friday evenin; sgain today to Hines where they. vfi guests this afternoon of Mk, Win. Hmos who is entértaining at 8 nd: Mrs:’ Don Whittnan, Mrs."H, L. Huffman, Mrs. Thayer Bsuley and =1C. M. Landon, returned last night from. Virginia, where fiwy motored in-two' caty last Sundayto'attend the American Legion convéntion. Picnic Hams, ¢ Tta‘ppm‘an’a ‘Marget: 1d8-26. special today, l4c per Ib. Mrs, William Betts and ‘children, Wllham Jr., Walter. Gordon and went to Nebish Friday noon her’brotheér; N.°L. ‘Kiiox, and , and sister, Mrs. Carl Jones, ana jusband, and formér acqudint- rnees l Mrs. Will Bchultz, son Harold +-land daughter Hazel, “#nd Miss Hawksford of Clear Lake, who mo- tored to Bemidji and were guests for a week at the hotie of Mr. ahd Mre.; A. E. Benson snd Mrs. Isgl 1}1&! Mc; Coy; left Friday for thein horkg; Mis. Schultz is a sister of Mrs. McCoy and aunt of Mrs. Benson, itz Wi BEDS bik Gk Gordon and Shirley, of “St. Mifies, ' Idaho, retarned Thursday evening to the home her’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mi.W. Knox, 1117 Park avenue, from Grand -Rapids where they went a“week ago to visit Felatives' of Mr. Betts. On the rétufn trip they wer guests for a few days of Mrs. Betts brother, C. W. Knox, and family, and ousin, Mrs, Lou Vesey at Mi d_also her cousin, Mrs. Why 1s this wrong? The answer ::‘:l be found nmn] and Mrs. 7. D. ‘Winter, Mr-' w Mrs. Louis ' remains of herx, awdy Wednesday y . afternoon. TONIGHT Only ELKO s 2snr0o| " ‘most thrilling series of -events ever seen on apanied the MRS,'GRIER SURPRISED d, Who passed his home in Vir- to -Bemidji Thursday evening neral serviges were held here Verne Kane, a and ' wife, motored from V; Mrs. E. A. Grier of Tenstrike w: people who motored and son Beudell going from Bemi Mr. and Mrs. Archie Olson, Mys. . Edward Jewett and :Park avenue, motored e Thursday, morning andfiMrs. N. soNs OF HERMAN/TO nitor at| e of the| = ~ itt, who is !l‘he ,Sons of Herman tip to distant pojnts, but| = ix_regular meef ing ip-6n account of’ serious his mother, Mrs. Fred Pe- 3 X present. HERBERT RAWHNSON “THE SCRAPPER” From the Saturday Evening Post story i “Malloy g-mpeldor,"' by R. G. Kirk -ALS@—Comedy, “MANY HAPPY RETURNS”—and THE GUMPS—“BEST OF LUCK” . mrprised ‘by 'a number of Bemidj to her home Friday to help her celebrate her birth anniversary. They ‘took with themt well-filled. lunch baskets and.served a picnic dinner at moon™and e'njoyed a weiner'and corn roast supper, re- | turning to- Bemidji in the late eve- ing. They presented Mrs. Grier some silverware as a Mrthd’uy token. Those jis included Mrs. . \Hi¢ Armstrong and:son Frank, stl “HOED ‘MHETING SUNDAY will | hold Sunday afger- ni 3 o’clock in" the K. C. hall, and ‘afl ' members aré requested to be ot o o Tk 4 AN IDEAL COMBINATION WALLACE ReD LiLLIAN GtSH fl. Storm-—-the Lashing 8&a—the Qumring Hulk— the Crash of Rendering Timber—and the Ship s Plunxed Beneath the Waves! WAAE REID - Lasky-Paramount ——ALSO—" ;. Harold Lleyd Comedy—*“BEAT 1T” and H. Meyer—“TRAVEL LAUGH” Specul Orchestra, CHAS. PFLOCK, Dlrector Musical Selections Played During Show “FAUST” by Gounod—"“LOVE SONG” by Wright “SOMEWHERE A VOICE IS CALLING,” Song ~“WALTZ ETERNELLE IVRESSE” SHOWS Mat. 2: SO—EV 16 & 9+ 00—10c & Oc “~PFLOCK’S MUSIC—Special Selection “LUSTOPIEL OVERTURE?” : | "= To Red-Ddg’” {. Asthe Ind)an Chief, who avenges the brok- en.heart of his daughter, aftet one of the the screen. - Educational Comedy—Lloyd Hamilton In Two Parts ~ Mat. 2:30 :— 10c & 25c —: Eve. 7:10-9 T G A fl S i 5114 _wmss KIRKWOOD = .. ANNA Q. NILSSON — NORMAN xflmr -y DOROTHY: CUMMING i35 Booth Tarkington's Famous Romlnoe A Love Drama as Warm as ltahan Slnes L . Sunday & Monday—TOM MIX in ‘THE FIGHTING STREAK’ ‘@ l/‘éorge Owen Baxter Directed fl/ JRTHIR ROSSON “TORCHY” COMEDY ‘Suggested by the Famous Sewell Ford Stories featuring ~JOHNNY HINES 2 | Matinee 2:30"Nights 7:00 & 9: :00° a2 :h FEBTH EVERYTH!NG ALL SET FOR BIG- NORTHWEST““GC-) TO- WEEK” OBSERVANCE HERE Tuesday & Wednesday—JACKIE COOGAN in ‘TROUBLE’ A Shower of Laughs and a Sprinkle of Tears