Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 31, 1922, Page 6

THURSDA{ EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1922 - —— F G "7 PAGE FIVE selves $o see that items of local interest are reported. Every item will be’ given proper comsidera- tion when source is known. Dr. and Mrs.: R. Gilmore ~and family moved from their summer cottage at Birchmiofit, to their home on Lake *Boulevard the first of the week. G: W. Cochran and son Earl:mo- tored yesterday to’ the Twin -Cities £ to transact-business for a few days; expecting to return to Ben-udn Sat- urday. $50,000 to loan on' farms. Dean Land company. 1-18¢f John Rierdon of Dassel, Minn., was in Bemidji Wednesday en route to ‘his home from Northome where he has visited relatives. He made the trip by auto and reports fine roads. H. J. Keeler and family, accom- panied by C. B: Mead, all of White Bear Lake, spent the week end at the home of Dr.:J. L. Coy at Werner. They made the trip by auto. Those having loaned curios for the fair may have same by calling at Mr. Dean’s office. 1d8-31 Rev. G H. Keeler of White Bear Lake, who has been assigned during the summer months to the Bemidji circuit of the Methodist church, leaves: Friday for his home. Miss Marie Raymond, who has vis- ited -for several days in Bemidji at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Koors, 912 Minnesota avenue, re- turned Tuesday to her home in Du. luth, Mrs. Katie-Pease of Ft. Francis, who visited for a few days at the home of Mr. and-Mrs. R. W. Koehn left for Staples to visit before going to aneapolls Mrs. John Brooks, sons. Waltet and Frank and ‘daughiter Alice left yesterday by auto for Portland, Oregon, where they expect to make their home. Mrs. Adeline “Goodrich, of the county highway . engineer’s office fotce, expects to leave tomorrow morning for the Twin Cities to at- tend the fair and visit friends for a week. Fancy shced hém, only.29¢ a lb— Friday and Saturday,-at Ttoppman . PV AP 1d8-31 MaJoer F.- Fisk anrl family of aneapolm will -arrive -in the city tomorrow evening'to visit his father, Judge D. H. Fisk,"and will occupy a cottage near the ‘lake . while here. Mrs. A. Annette transacted bus- jness in Brainerd Wednesday and from there went to' Little Falls on a business trip, expectig to return to Bemidji the latter part of the week. Mrs. H. A. Hanson, Mrs, = Amy Barnes and Miss® Nill' Hanson of Bagley motored to' Bemidji Wednes- day and spent the day shopping and calling jon friends. . Mrs. E. N. Hayner and sister, Mrs. Phil Mudgett. ofClinton, Iowa,- ar- rived in Bemidji Tuesday night and will be the guests: of relatives for a few. days, = returning - Saturday to Minneapolis: and the latter’s- home. For picnic or excursion parties, charter passenger launch THOR. 'A. A. Lee, hcensed pxlne. Phone 508-J. 1m9-2 Mr. and ‘Mrs. H. E. Reynolds re- turned to Bemidji last night from Minneapolis where they ‘have been for the past two weeks following an| - . operation which Mrs. Reynolds un- derwent in: a hospital there. Miss Alice, who has spent the time in Be- midji with, Mrs. F. S. Arnold during 4 the\absence of her parents, went to her ‘home’ at Lavinia with them hst hlsz 1 st AT R ‘Why 1s this wrong? The answer will be found among today’s want ads. 4 (What “Blander” do you suggest?) Copyright 1922, Associated® Editors Albert Kaiser returned to his home at Bagley Tuesaay after be- ing the guest of relatives in Bemidji for a few days, Miss Marion Laney of Turtle River will leave Saturday for Wash- ington where she will teach school this year. Miss Ardith Malzahn, who has been very ill at her home on Minnesota to be on the road: to ‘recovery. Mrs, ‘Allen Fort, who has visited relatives at Nary for the past ten days, was”in Bemidji en route to her home at Eckles. Mutton Stew, only 7c a lb, Friday. and Saturday at Troppman’s. 1d8-31 Rev. Blaine Lambert arrived in Bemidji Tuesday night from Me- Gregor for an over night Sunday visit with his family and will leave Monday for Moose-Laketo resume his work. Miss Gertrude Coy, who has spent several weeks in Bemidji expects to leave Saturday for her home -'in Pleasant Valley where she will- at- tend school this winteyr., Misses Vera and Caroline Camp- bell will leave tomorrow morning for Minneapolis where they will at- tend the Northwestern' Bible insti- tute the coming winter. Mr. and Mrs. Lee LaBaw expect to motor to Minneapolis the latter part of the week to attend the fair a few-days and Mr. LaBaw will also transact business while in the cities. | Mrs. Charles Vandersluis will] leave in her car tomorrow morping with the Boys band for the Twin' Cities to_attend the state fair. Sev- eral of the boys wxll accompany her, Wilson’s Laurel' Hams, Friday and Slturdny, only 24c’a lb—at Tropp- man’s. 1d8-31 Mrs. Inez Geil, of the county treasurer’s office force, will leave tomerrow morning for a few days vacation ‘trip to Millbank, ‘S. Dak. where she will be the guest of her sister and family. Mrs. C. L. Anderson and daugh- ter, Miss Karna, of Long . Beach, Cal., who have been guests-at the home of Mr. and - Mrs. Robert Brownlee for the past two 'weeks, left Tuesday morning for Hill City to visit for a time, They will return again to Bemld]l to visit relatives before going to their home in:Cal- ifornia. pect to" leave Sunday morning by auto for Minneapolis where they will be the guests-of their daughter Mrs: Dick Cota and family, while. attend- ing-‘the fair next week, and from there they will go'to Duluth and Virginia on their return’ trip to visit_relatives. The following parties motored yes- terday to Itasca State Park for an all-day outing with picnic dinner at noon, returning to Bemidji in the late afternoon: Mrs. R. J. Boardman and son Jay, Mrs. E. N. French and daughter Leajean, Mrs. George Bak- er and daughter Rose Marie, Mrs. T. C. Stuart and son John, Miss Ursula Grest and niece, Elizabeth Robinsorn, Mrs. George Kreatz and Miss Young: Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Barker will leave tomorrow . morning by auto with the boys’ band for Minneapolis whe;e they will attend the fair next weel avenue for several days, is repnmd, 4 ulmu(: a’ week before zoing to; their Mr. and Mrs.-L. G. Crothers ex-‘I Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Carson, son Donald and daughter, Mrs. Julius Miller, left this morning on an auto trip to Port fArthur, via Duluth. They expect to be gone ahout a week. H. R. Jones, who has spent sev- eral ‘days. in Bemidji packing his household goods to ship to their new home in Wisconsin, left today for there. Mrs.. Jones. qnd \children went to t° relatiyes for new home. Mrs. L. D, Johnson . of Pllhger, &nd her slster, Mrs. Bert Neumann and daughter Adelaide of Austin, Minn., who: were guest.s for_a few. days nt the' ‘home ‘of .the former’s son, A, D, Johnson and family, re- turned to. Pillager the latter part of the week. Miss Vera, Backus will leave Be- midji Saturday morning for ‘White Bear where-she has! ueepted ‘a posi- tion to teach for ‘the- coming year. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Ebert and son Howard expect to leave by auto ‘to- morrow - afternoon for - the Twin Cities to attend the state fair. Dance ; at Old Armory tonight. Music by-Schuck’s Jazz Orchestra. * . 1d8-31 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brownlee and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Montague and bnby expect, to leave by .auto Sunday ‘morning for -tue southern part of the state where they will be the guests of relatives and friends for about two weeks. They expect to visit at’ Owatonna; Fari- bnnlt Medford and Rochester.” Mrs, *Frank ‘Kibbie and" two sons Wwho have been guests in~ Bemidji for several weeks at the home. of her mother Mrs. H.-F. Geil, ~ Fourth street left yesterday for her home at Millbank, 'S. Dak. Her brothers, Earl and Harry Geil and mother Mrs. H. F, Geil, accompanied them 10 their home, making the - trip” by auto. They will retum to Bermd]x in'a few days. . ¥ EPWORTH LEAGUE HOLDS VERY ENJOYABLE SOCIAL —— The Epworth League reports a pleasant social evening last night' in the church basement, when the mem- bers and friends met for a farewell party for those members who will leave soon to take up their fall and winter work in other places. -Games, tricks and stunts were planned for entertainment and lunch was served. About thirty-seven were present. = PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWER . About twenty-five guests * were entertamed by Miss Flora M¢Donald and Mrs. Clarence” Nielson ‘last eve- ig at the home of the latter, 1119 Be ami avenue, as a compliment to Mlss Francis McManus, who will be an-October bride. A color scheme of pink.and white were used in dec- orating the room, hearts, cupids, and crepe paper festoons, being artistically arranged. In the center of the room hung a parasol, and lit- tle Miss Ruth Gilbertson entered the room. dressed in a bathing suit and ‘announced: to, the guest of honor that it"'wa$ raining and - snggested that she use‘the parasol, which,. when she took it showered her with beauti- ful gifts from-the guests. A very pleasant -evening was spent with games, for ‘which prizes were given the wmners, and at 11:30 a dainty luncheon’ wag-served by the hosua- ses. 7 — & State Capitol "1 3 . Minnehaha F Dayton Fort Snelling CONTAINING some of Minneapolis’ S Points of Tnterest For Visitors— - The State Fair. Dayton’s Homefurnishing Studios Falls The Flour Mills ! ‘Autumn Fashions—at Dayton’s - Minneapolis Art Institute . 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