Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 30, 1922, Page 5

sbout three weeks. his physician. MONDAY LVENING, OQCTOBER 30, 1923 B PAGE FIVE [tems for this column will be gladly ceceived by Mrs. Harv. ey, telephone 114 Readers owe it to their guests and to themselves to see that items of local interest are reported. Every item wlil be given proper consideration when the source is known, A A A ANAA o A Miss Alice Minnick spent Sunday at the E.” A, Grier farm at Tensthike Mrs. F. E. Craver of Turtle River was a-business visitor in = Bemidji Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Phibbs of Rock- weod are transacting business in Be- midji-today. inia. Whiting of Black- spent Sunday in Bemidji as the M lora Shepard. County E gineer S. D. Snyder and Leo Lalone are transacting bus- iness in the vicinity of Tenstrike to- day. . $60,000 to loan on farms. Dean Land company. 1-18tf Miss Isabelle Holdahl, acting as- sistant county : spperintendent of schools is visiting the school at Spur today. Ruben and, Herbert Maag, who are attending the local high school, spent| the week-end at thelr home in Pu-} posky. ¥y Born to Mr, and Mrs. George Clark of Turtle River, Thursday, October 26 a son. Mother and baby are re- ported to be getting aleng nicely. Miss Sadie Chesborough, teacher! in Lincoln school has returned to! Bemidji from the Twin Cities where she transacted business and attend-| ed the M. E. A. meetings for a few| days last week. Presjdent M. W. Deputy of the! State ‘Teachers college returned to' Bemidji Sunday morning from the Twin cities, having attended the M. E. A. meetings and transacted bus-, iness there last week. ! G. Oliver Riggs returned to Be- midji Sunday having transacted bus- iness relative to the Bemidji Boys’ band at Chicago and the Twin cities visited his mother at Joy, Illinois,, and his sister at Muscatine, Iowa. He has been away from Bemidji for Mrs. Arthur Gratton and little son returned Saturday evening from' Minneapolis where they went Wed- nesday evening to consult special- ists for the latter. Mrs. J. G. Grat- zton who has spent several weeks in with the Twin Cities, returned them. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ohngren of Seattle, who have been in Rochester on account of the health of Mr. Ohn- gren and who have spent the past month in Bemidji as the guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ohngren, left today for Arizona, having been advised to go there by Mrs. Frank Trafton, who has been suffering with blood poisoning at her home in Mill Park for the past two weeks, is not making as rapid a recovery as her friends wish, she she having been confined to her bed because of her condition again last week. She was reported to be slight- 1y improved this morning. The following Bemidji school teachers returned from the Twin Cities Sunday morning after having attended the M. E. A. meetings there last week: Misses Mary Lowe, Jose- phine Parker, Marie Bloom, Alice Benson, Margaret Conway, Islay Johnson, Ellen Bolger, Dorothy Mzrchant, and Bergit Samuelson. Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Farr did not leave for their new home at Caledonia Friday evening, following the wedding ceremony, as planned, but they spent a couple of days at the fzrm home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs., M. Phibbs at Rockwood. They left on the 11 o’clock train last evening for Caledonia where he is manual training teacher and athletic director. Mrs. D. Wilcox is expected hon_m tonight from a three months’ ; trip spent in Michigan, Illinois and the Twin Cities. She will be accomponied | 3 i by her sister, Mis. C, M. Luxford of Washington, D. C. who will visit here. In Detroit Michigan, Mrs. ‘Wilcox : -atended :a:famuly Teunion at which five brcthers and sisters met, cne sister coming from| Portland, Orcgon and another Mrs. Luxford from Washington. Miss Corinne Carlson, teacher in the high school at Chisholm, .1rr|ved i Friday and was thc‘ guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Carlson until Sanday when she returned via Grand Rapids to Chisholm. Mr. and Mrs. Carlson and Misses Emma Leistikow and Marian Leuty accompanied her as far as Grand Rapids by auto, she taking the trein from there and the others returned to Bemidji Sunday evening. three| - B et George Becl;ery of . Grant \'alicv sransacted busigess. in Bemidji Sat- i urday. 5 ! A son was born Thursday mght of last week to Mr. and Mrs. John E. Crawford of Mill Park. P Mike Sullivan of International Falls was a week end business visit- or in Bemidji Saturday. . John Doran of the Doran Plumbing company transacted business in Big Falls over the week end. §600-00 to loan on city property. Write “N. B.” care Pioneer. 3d11-1 Mrs. W. G. Schroeder of Grant Valley was shopping and calling on friends in Bemidji Saturday. B. L, Johnson, cashier of the i/Farmers State Bank returned to- jday from Hawley where he visited friends over Sunday. County Superintendent J. C. Me- Ghee js visiting rural schools in the vicinity of Pennington today, having motored there ths morning. P Byron Russel left this morning for Minneapolis, where he will visit liis brother, Will, and wife and other i relatives and fnends for a few days. Mrs. T. Kane returned to her home, 719 Beltrami avenue last week from Fisher where she has made friends and relatives an ex- tended visit. of Mill Little Miss Ruth Ditty Park is making a rapid recovery from an operation performed Thursday of last week for the re- moval of her tonsils. Mrs. F. M. Pendergrast, who has visited friends and relatives in Min- neapolis, St. Paul and Montevideo for a month returned to her home in Grant Valley Saturday. Mrs. McCleary of Fisher is caring for her daughter, Mrs, R. M. Danjel- son, who has been confined to her _home by illness for the past week. She is reported es improving. Mr. and Mrs. Rider, Miss Marie Rider and Miss Nelson motored Sun- day to Bemidji from Shevlin and were evening dinner guests at the Markham hotel, zttending the theater during the evening and returning to their homes later. Miss Gladys Loy and Mrs, Faye ‘Wilson went to Spur on the 6 o’clock train Saturday where the former at- tended a school board meeting, she being a teacher at the school there. hey returned to Bemidji that eve- ning on a later train. Mrs. F."S. Lycan and daughter, Miss Donnz, also Mrs. Murray Humes of Cass Lake, left Sunday morning by auto for Los Angeles, California, where they expect to spend the winter months. They took the southern route. cv. Blaine' Lambert, district Missionary of the Fergus TFalls dis- trict, motored Sunday to Werner where he held services during the day. Mrs. Lambert, daughter Louisa and wson Frank, accompanied him on the trip. They returned to Be- midji late in the afternoon. Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Lutheran Hogspital will hold a food sale Sat- urday Nov. 4, at the Gas Company’s cffice. g 6td11-4 Mrs, Sophia Maki, teacher near Pennington, has resigned her position and was in Bemidji Saturday, en route to her home at Brainerd. Miss Elizabeth Curtain has accepted the position vacated by Mrs. Maki and arrived in Bemidji this morning en route to assume her duties there. Mrs. A. Bundy of Fifth ward re- ceived a message late last evening »at her nephew, Hudson that same former Funeral service Brainerd and several rel: from here to attend. Mrs. morning from Princeton, where she went about 2 week ago to be with her mother through a second very serious operation in the hospital there. She reports her as along as well culd be expected still very ill and he: st will mean several weeks of special care. 1y ‘recover her health. Ecrl Thurber returned thisig getting | | Her many |R friends trust that she will eventual-|§ » 'Dtfl(n(& The answer will be {ound among | today’s want ads. (What “Blunder” do you suggest) wonvright 1922, Associated Editors ROYAL NEIGHBORS TO HOLD MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT The Royal Neighbors of Americ: will hold their regular busin meecting Wednesday night at 8 o’clock at the K. C. Hall. There will be a class of cadidates initiated and it is desired that all members be present. 1W B. A, OF MACCABEES TO A special meeting of the Woman’s Benefit Association of Maccabees has been called for this evening at 8 o’clock at the K. C. Hall in prep- aration for the Rally which will be held by the order in Bemidji Novem- ber 13. It is especially urged that all members be present this evening. s DVORACEKS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs, D. C. Dvoracek had as 1 o'clock Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whitting of Blackduck and J. G. Winkjer of Washington, D. C. In the afternoon the party motored to the A. D. Wilson home at Guthrie where they visited for a few hours, returning to Bemidji in the ecarly evening. Mr. and Mrs. Witting returning from here to their home at Blackduck. HALLOWEEN PARTY Saturday evening Miss Margaret Carson entertzined a few friends at her home 223 Irvine avenue South, at a Halloween party. The rooms and table were appropriately decorated for the evening in black and yellow and Halloween "novelties, and pre- sented a most attractive appearance. Halloween gazmes and stunts were played and refreshments were serv- ed by the hostess. The guests depart- ed at a late hour after a most en- joyable evening. JACKSON.DE RUSHIA Miss Ora DeRushia and William Jackson were united in marriage this morning zt 6 o’clock at St Philip’s church, Rev. Father Joseph g ing. They were at- tended by M Isabelie DeRushia sister of the bride, and James Ward. Following the cecremony a wedding breakfast was served the relctives at the home of the bride in Mill Park and the newly-weds took the 7:45 train for Minneapolis for a short wedding, trip. Upon their return they will make their home in Bemidji. M. E, OFFICIAL BOARD TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT All members of the official board of the Methodist church are reques- ted to meet at the church this eve- ning for their regular business meet- ing. A report wlll be given at this time of the results of the every member” canvass which was recent- ly completed. HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS ENJOY HALLOWEEN PARTY Unique invitations were recei by the members of the Junior-Senior high school faculty last weck Te- questing them to meet “The Witch” at 915 Minncsota avenue Saturday evening at 8 o’clock and to come masked and dressed in sheets. The Evan’s home hed been elaborately decorated -for the occasion with all sorts of Halloween novelties, includ- ing black ea skeletons, Jack-o- lanterns, cte and was but dimly light- ed when the guests arrived. Each guest was met at one of the doors by a ghost, who ecxtended to all “clammy” hand of welcome. As they arrived they were seated in a circle in the front room until the number was comp! znd then began the Meet Me At | West Hotel MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Everybody secms to be there Good Service—Low Rates Splendid Cafe In Connection HOLD MEETING TONIGHT fun of the evening. Grucsome” games and Halloween stunts were greatly enjoyed and at the unmask- |ing it was revealed that the six n | members of the Junior-Senior high school faculty were hostesses to| those who had taught longer, about 24 bheing present. i The long table had tern for a center-pi as dee- ted profusely with yellow and , the color scheme being c ried out in candles, napkins and fvors, the latter be novelties, caps, and Mtlc s eloto-w attached to the water . Al {bountiful luncheon was served nud! the guests departed for their homes]| at a late hour, all cxpressing them- | selves as having thoroughly enjoyed| | the evening. ! | BIRTHDAY PARTY | Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Swanson, 1214 a few k-O-Lan- ned Americy avenue ente ”fnuxl* Sunzl:\y eveni | Mr, Swanson’s birthc Iversation and a radio concert were | enjoyed and a birthday lunch served | a large birthday cake for center-| picce being used &s a table decora tion. Those present were Mr. and! Mrs. Herbert Warficld, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trafton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe| {Cook and little son Bobby and | George Graham. i | | ‘MRS. YOUNGGREN ENTERTAINS | | An unusually pretty Hallowcen | party was given by Mrs. J. A Younggren Saturday -ftegnoon at her home, 915 Bemidji avenue, the season’s colors and Halloween nov- elties being used in the decorations, and the Halloween idea being carricd out in the lunch served by the hos-| tess in the late afternoon, durinz? which the rooms were darkened znd| grinning pumpkins with lighted candles were used as table center| pieces. The favors were also decor- ated with the Halloween colors. Mrs. Philip Gill of International Falls was the guest of honor. Four tables | g bridge were played during the af. ternoon hours. — <t CRIBE FOR THE PIONEER PHONE 266 That we extract teeth wihtout pain UNION DENTISTS OPEN 8:30 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M. Sunday 9 to' 12 Schroeder Bldg. We Can Truthfully Say BEMIDJI, MINN. RGN Party Favors A New Assortment of Tally Cards Place Cards Score Pads Table Numbers and Party Favors Just Received at | The Bemidji Boo’k and Stationery Co. BEMIDJI, MINN. = in honor Of!gllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIllllllilllflllIllllllllIlllllllllI|IlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlll" Musie con- (= HL T TR LTI A REDUCED FARES SAINT PAUL MNIFEAP?US Minnesota Wisconsin Fare and one third for the Round trip Tickest on sale for trains reaching St. Paul and Minneapolis on Nov. 3 and 4. Return limit Nov. 6 For further information tickets or reservations, or telephone. on call, write Great Northern Railway Glacler National Park J. G. RYAN * AGENT GREAT NORTHERN RY- FOOTBALL GAME |p TONIGHT Last Times ELKO Shows 7:30-9 Admission 10c and 30c The funniest photophaly farce in years - “Love fs An Awful Thing” With the same star as “Reported Missing”’ OWEN MOORE IT'S A RIOT OF MERRIMENT TOMORROW ANITA STEWART in “THE WOMAN HE MARRIED” ALSO—“Roars and Uproars”, 2 part animal comedy. 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