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

’ T ey, telephone 114 ftems for this column will be gladly received by Mrs. Harv. 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~ Mrs. Austin_MclIver spent Sun- day at Fosston as guest of her moth- er and returned to Bemidji Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles-Funk, 911 Dewey avenue have as-their guests his sister, Mrs. Nichols from Backus and also his father. Rudolph Rice, a student in Be- midji, returned Monday from his home at Plummer where he spent the past few days, We're Gamblers, but not robbers. Box apples only $1.19 at Troppman’s 1t 10 31 . Harold Hayner and Harry Boyer motored last weck to Minneapolis to attend the National Guard Of- ficers’ Convention. Mrs. C, F. Grinager was a guest at 6 o’cuock partridge dinner yester- day at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wileox, Third: strect. Miss Kate Hines' of the Beltrami Co. Abstract office spent the week end with her parents at Hines, re- turning to Bemidji Monday morning. Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Lutheran Hospital will hold a food sale Sat- urday Nov. 4, at the Gas Company’s cffice. 6td11-4 Misses Laura Halvorsen and Luel- la Hanson, students at the college returned to Bemidji Monday having spent their last weeks’' vacation at Fosston. Miss Edla Palmer returned Mon- day to resume her studies at the State Teachers college after spending several days gt her home at Warren Minnesota. Mrs. Jennie Meade of Black- duck arrived in Bemidji - Sunday night and will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. N .French and fanily for a time. $600.00 to loan on city property. Write “N. B.” care Pioneer. 3d11-1 S 2l 372 Miss Amy Chapman returned to Bemidji yesterday from hex home at Fosston to be in readiness to resume her studies at the State = Teachers college this morning. Dr. R. Gilmore was able to re- sume his practice and surgical work again Monda¥ after several weeks illness. He was confined to his bed a greater part of the time at his home. Mr. and Mrs. T. Schadegg of the Twin cities and Mr. and Mrs. Halsted of Merriam park, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Schadegg for the week end left Sunday night for their homes, having made the trip by auto. War on apples. Bushel basket or box only $1.19 at Troppman’s 1 10 31 County Superintendent J. C. Mec- Ghee and acting asssitant Miss Isa- belle Holdahl, left this morning to visit schools in the vicinity of Black- duck, Shooks, Kelliher, Firman, Szum, Stanley and Judd for the re- mainder of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kruger and daughter Miss Lillian of Gilbert, Minn., also another daughter, Mrs. John Olson, of Proctor motored to Bemidji and were guests at the J. E. Flately home, 519 Irvine avenue Sunday and Monday, leavnig yes- terday afternoon for their homes. - Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Goddard of the Red Lake Agency are erecting a modern two story residence at LaMoure which is nearing completion George Rossback is installing a new furnace in the home” which will; make it ready for occupancy and the family cxpects to move into it soch. Troppman found guilty of shipping in several cars of apples and selling them less than.wholesale. War'is de- clared. Troppman is- selling apples. Box or basket for $1.19 . 1t'10 31 Mr. and Mrs, A. O. Akre and daughter, Hazel, returned to Be- midji Sunday afternoon from Miland Minn., where they were czlled last Tuesday the serious illness of Mrs. Akre’s mother, Mrs. Lund. Her condition was much improved when they left. They made the txip by auto and report fine roads. John Miller of Minneapolis, re- turned to his home yesterday after having visited his mother, Mrs. Minnie Miller, who has been serious- ly ill at her home. Another son, Henr. Miller and wife of Lake George also visited her Friday and Saturday she is reported as slightly e A At A Fred Lange of Grant Valley spent Saturday 'in Bemidji on business. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Smith were the guests of r¢latives while shopping in Bemidji Monday. J. W. Heggie and daughter Margic of Becida were transacting business in Bemidji Monday. John Luchen of Fernhill motored to Bemidji Thursday morning and attended to business matters. John Bremmer of Lake Plantaga- net called on friends while transact- ing business in the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Buckman of Farley were the guests of friends while shopping in Bemidji Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. S, Mitchell spent the week end on a hunting trip in the vicinity of Nebish and Tenstrike J. G. Hoglin, Warren Stillwell and Gust Peterson of Fernhill, were bus- iness visitors in Bemidji Saturday. Mrs. Frank Hall, who has visited her niece, Mrs. J. Abercrombie, for two weeks, returned to her home at Stephen’s Point Monday. Miss Hazel Lobb returned yes- terday from her home at Crookston having spent her last week‘'s vaca- tion at her home there. Albert Keehr of Rockwood mark- eted wood in Bemidji Saturday and visited his daughter Miss Bessie, who is employed at the Qualley Cash Grocery. Leslie Nuss was a business visitor in the Twin Cities over the week end having gone there by train Thurs- day night ,and he also attended the National Guard Convention. Jay Bailey returned to his home 21st street and Park avenue Sunday morning from Montana, having spent the summer months at various places in the west. Cecil Goldice ac- companied him to Bemidji. $60,000 $oloab on farms. Deas .and eompany. 1-18t¢ Mr. and Mrs. George Webster and three children of Hibbing mo- tored to Bemidji Friday-of last week and were guests of relatives until Sunday, when they returned to their home. . Leslie Bailey and Frances Rhea returnad yesterday morning by train from Minneapolis having at- tended the Ohio-Minnesota football game there Saturday and remaining over Sunday as guests at the A. A. D. Rahn home, Mrs. Marie Crook of Akeley, Miss Myrtle Nordland of Alvarado and Miss Norma Reidesel of Crookston 2ll students at the college, who spent their last week’s vacation at their homes, returned to resume their studies this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Burney Aldrich and Miss Pearl Miner, also Roy Miner were over Sunday visitors at Thief River Falls returning to Bemidj yes- terday. They made the trip by auto. J. E. Fitzgerald of Billings, Mont. left this morning for Minneapolis and Omaha to visit friends and rela- tives. He visited his wife and' daugh- ter Margaret here for the past week they having remained here for a longer time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Russell and other rel- atives. Mrs. C. F. Grinager and little daughter, Mary Patricia, returned to Bemidji Monday morning from Fer- gus ‘Falls where they have visited relatives for the past ten days. They also ~attended the wedding of Mr. Grinager’s sister which took place there October 25, Little Miss Mary Patricia acting as one of the six lit- attended but will not return until tomorrow, he having remained there to transact business for a few days. ' CARD'OF THANKS We wish to-thabk the frierds.and for th kind assistance: our recent illness and be- reavement. Alco for the 1loral of. ferings and] the as ¢ 2t the last rites for our be d son and brother, Baby Donald Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tisdeil and family. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere ap- preciation to all friends and neigh- bors who so kindly administered re- f and offered assistance during the illness and death of Mrs. George | Clifford. The many kind deeds and | expressiong of sympathy were indeed helpful ‘and appreciated. G. W. Clifford Mrs. John Anderson 1td10-30, improved. tle flower girls. Mr. Grinager also}. The answer will be found among today’s want ads. (What “Blunder” do you suggest) vonvrient 1922, Associated Editors Miss Myrtle Halvorsen spent her vacation with her parents at Nevis returning to the Teachers college to resume her work this morning. Mrs. Roy Shepherd of Northern, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vogt and family at their farm home near Becida for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Landgren ad children, Mabel and Vern, of Liberty made a trip by auto to Lake Hattie Thursday and were guests of the former’s cousin, Erick Landgren and wife, and -G, D. Greigg and fa- mily. ' W..G. Cook of Northern made a business trip by auto to Becida and Fernhill Wednesday. He was accom- panied on the return trip by Miss Josephine Hadrava, who will make her home for a time with Mr. and Mrs. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Webster dzughter Miss Fern and twin sons, Willard and Wallace, of Hibbing, ar- rived in Bemidji by auto Friday evening and were guests over the week end of Mrs. Webster’s parents Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Barnett, 1008 Mississippi avenue. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stillwell of Fernhill and George Stillwell and son George Jr., of Becida returned to their homes Friday from Pipe- stone, where they motored recently to attend the funeral services for their father J. A. Stillwell. M Stillwell was 81 years of age at the time .of his death and was one of the earliest settlers of Pipestone county, taking up a homestead near Edger- ton, about 45 years ago. Mr. Still- well was also a pioncer of Hubbard county, where he was owner of a farm on the cast side of Lake Hat- tie and was well known to the resi dents of Becida and Fernhill, being identified with the earliest develop- ments of that part of Northern Min- nesota. He leaves a wife and a num- ber of sons and daughters and a host of friends to mourn his demise. PRESBYTERIAN DIVISION MEETS WEDNESDAY NIGHT Division No. 4 of the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid will be entertained Wed nesday evening at 8 o’clock by Mrs. Arthur Nelson and Mrs. Luther Olson at the home of the latter 1204 Dewey avenue. The chairman, Mrs. H. A, Pflughoeft, requests that all members be present at that time. GRAND THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Another as great as “Tol’able David” For every mother’s son—every son’s mother RIHARD BARTHELMESS in George V. Hobart’'s drama of motherless-manhood . ‘SONNY’ tures, Inc. Chas. H, Duell Pres ident. The story of a boy who took 2 ‘dead buddy’s place in a blind mother’s heart—and hated to live a lie- ma of Humanity. We’re proud to present it at the Grand Thursday and Friday. TR g COMING “TURN T0 THE RIGHT” That Famous Play [ i | friends. Presented by Inspiration Pic- A sweet, strong, solendid dra- N NEEEE T 3 ENTERTAIN AT DINNER - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gamey 1107 Dewey avenue h4d aé 6 o'clock din- ners guests last evening Mr. and Mrs, { Daniel C. Gainey and Misses Gladys Gainey and Mary McManus. BIRTHDAY PARTY i Mrs. Tom Hanson, 723 Tweltth street, wag pleasantly surprised at her Nome last Thurs by a num- ber of her ‘neighbc and other She was presented with a number ot‘_"khfle presents. s ROYAL NEIGHBORS ARE TO INITIATE pLASS WEDNESDAY There is a class of candidates to be initiated sat. the regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors of America . | Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock at the K. C. Hall' and all members are urged to be present. PARTRIDGE DINNER Charles Reed entertained a num- Ler of friendg at a partridge dinner at his home, 501 America avenue, last evening. Following the dinner dancing and music: were ejoyed. The guests icluded Misses Hazel Stom- ner, Islay Johnson and Pearl Me- Laughlin, and Roy Stapleton, Haroid Morse and Louis Rudy. PRESBYTERIAN LADIES’ AID HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW Mesdames Quincy Brooks, K. H. Ison, R. Brownlee and Dan Newton will be hostesses to the Presbyterian Ladies* Aid Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church basement. All members - are requested to be present and visitors are welcome. MISS MARIN ENTERTAINS A few girl friends were entertain- ed at a Halloween party last even- ing by Miss Lillian Marin at her home 508 Mississippi avenue, the guests costuming and masking for the occasion. Halloween decorations were used and the evening hours were pleasantly passed in music and games. Lunch was served by Mrs. Marin assisted by Mrs. Bart Stafford. The guests were Misses Della Baling- rud, Laura Russel, Lucy Tuller, Ruth Woodward, Marian Russel and Vera Marin. l ;‘lllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllg Follow. the Crowds to 5 ® i E LUTHHE U T D IR The Season’s great- est demand is on OO TR THEET T LA O T CR right now: BIG Reductions on all our coats this week. 400 to choose from. RN R TR This includes every coat in our store. c'llillllllllllllllllll![ll!lllllllllllllllilllllll "JHE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER U O TR LU T PAGE FIVE EPISCOPAL GUILD WILL HOLD MEETING THURSDAY The members of the Episcopal Guild are requested to meet in the church basement Thursday afternoon for a work meting, in pre for the annuai sale which will be held December 9. MODERN WOODMEN TO The Modern Woodmen of America will hold their regular meeting Wed- {nesday evening at 8 o’clock at the K. C. Hall and all member: ed to be prefent. e request- HALLOWEEN PARTY s Dorothy Nelson and Dorothy: entertained twelve friends last evening at the home of the form- er, Thirteenth” and Beltrami avenue at a Halloween party. Wm. Nelson, brother of the ho: played ghost and they had a ary” time. Hal- loween games were played and Tunch served. METHODIST LADIES' AID s HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW The Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist church will hold their regular busi- ness meeting Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock in the church basement following which lunch will be serv- ed from 4:30 until 6:30. All are welcome. Mesdames P. L. Hines, M. W. Deputy, R. L. Given and G. M. Palmer will be hostesses. At 6 o'clock the cabinet of the Brother- hood will meet for supper business meeting. MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT and a i EPWORTH LEAGUE GIVES High tghool were invited. Autumn FINE HALLOWEEN PARTY leaves and Jack O Lanterns and other Halloween novelties were used in decorating, and games and The Epworth League gave a very enjoyable Halloween party last | stunts of the Halloween order were evening in the basement of the | planned for the evening’s entertain- church to which the student mem-| ment. Lunch was served, About fifty bers and friends of the college and | were present. ELK ANITA STEWART In the First National Attraction TheWomanHeMarried A drama of three men—Threec women and Three kinds of love. As fine a play as Anita Stewart has ever made i ALSO SHOWING “THE RADIO HOUND” 2-part Century Comedy—with Johnny Fox and “Brownie” the X Wonder dog. THURSDAY—RICHARD HARDING DAVIS “THE MEN FROM ZANZIBAR” With Wm. Russell Shows 7:30-9:00 Admission 10.25¢ TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY SATURDAY—CECIL B. DeMILLES “MANSLAUGHTER” Thos. Meighan—Leatrice Joy—Lois Wilson I e e SRR The greatest love story o Right. 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