Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 2, 1922, Page 5

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER Items for this column will bo gladly recei ey, tolophone 114. . Readers owe it to guest: themselves to sce that items of local intérest are reported. ‘Every item. wlil is len of Becida. was>a-bus- Bemidji Mondays /. Fred Lange of Grant . Valk marketed wood-in Bemidji Monday. J. W.. Heggic and daught er, Marjorie of Becida were ‘shoppers in the city Monday. f et ACh Benard Landgren of Liberty mo- tored to Bemidji Monday morning and attended to business matters. Mrs. Tom Davis of Lake Itasca is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stillwell and family at Fernhill for a time. $50,000 to loan on farms, Dean Land eompany. 1-18t¢ Chester Rouse Jr., motored with friends from Rockwood Saturday and spent the day at his home, 423 Fourth street. F. A. Sanders recently purchased a woodsaw znd team of G. N. French and has established a woodyard at his residénce on Tenth street. Dorotky and. |[Gerald Horner bf Sheldahl, Towa, arrived at Fernhill last week by auto fer an - extended visit with their brother, Earl Horner and family ;and uncle, L. V. Harpel and wife. The Miller brothers arc erecting a new, modern barn which covers a ground space of 32x80 feet with full basement, at their dairy farm in Grant Velley. Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Lutheran Hospital will hold a food sale Sat- urday Nov. 4, at the Gas Company’s office. 6td11-4 W. C. Hicks of Brainerd, former- 1y teacher of agriculture in the Cass Lake schools, spent the past week in the city representing the Fuller Brush Company of Hartford, Conn. Miss Hazel Barclay, who has been employed at the Blondo Hotel, 314 America avenue, for ‘several weeks has returned to the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. S. Barclay, Grant Vzlley. Mrs. Peter St. Marie, who was the guest for » week of her sister, Mrs. Fred Petra, 1005 Mississippi avenue and nephew, Edmond Jewett and fa- mily at Liberty, left Friday morning for her home at Belle Prairie., Ed Meyers of Lake Hattie has his new convenient story and a half res- idence, which he has been erecting on his large farm on the Jefferson Highway, nearly ready for occupan- cy- Ralph Kingsbury and sister, Miss Marjorie, who are rooming at Mill Park, resumed their studies at the| Bemidji High school Monday morn- ing after week ending at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kingsbyry at Grant Valley. Helmer, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pedreson, Fourteenth street, who has been suffering from an infection caused by’ an injury to his hand nearly two weeks ago was able to resume his studies at the North school Mondey morning. NOTICE Asscssments for “the construction of curbs, sidewalks and sewer ex- tension in the City of Bemidji are payable at the office tof City Clerk on or before Nov. 10, 1922. 1f not paid by that time the same will be certified to the County Aud-) itor for assessment against the prop- erty. Belle Denley, City Clerk Bemidji, Minn. Nov. 1, 1922 2t 11 2 be given proper eration when the source ¥ 3 PO lf[r.,_Davyson of Fer{lhill is trans-| twrned last night from:a motor trip ‘| acting business in Bemidji this week. [ to the Twin Cities having transacted Mrs. G.”W. Scott of Shevlin is the | for alfew dauys, They were guests at this| the/F. W. Totzer home while there. guest of relatives in Bemidji week. Carl Durand of Puposky was a be-| turned today from tween train visitor in Bemidji Wed-| and ‘Shotley where they attended the nesday. Mrs, J. Watkins of Grand Forks |y, v PR eek. Rev. Nordale gave addresses is visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs.|opn the different progiams. A. E. Henderson, this week. Mr. and Mrs. James Leighton mo-|baby returned to their tored 1o Cass Lake and spent t few| Fernhill last Wednesday from a two days there at the home of her par-|weeks’ visit at Sheldahl, Ia., ents. . Mr. Laddie, who transacted bus-|His brother, George Horner iness at' \Yalker for a few days, was|wife, who motored with in Bemidji Wednesday en route to|Sheldahl, remained there for a more his home at Fosston. Mrs. Laurence Higgins returncd| HOLD SPECIAL MEETING OF yesterday to Bemidji from Fergus Falls where she has visited friends for the past few days. Miss Clara Zieske, teacher in Cen- tral schoel, motored to Blackduck yesterday afternoon and returned.to Bemidji later in the evening. Mrs. Henry Carter went to Kelli- her on the evening train yesterday to trensact business there until to- morrow, when she will return to Be- midji. Lloyd Swedberg, who has been employed at Mandville, N. D. dur- ing the summer, was in Bemidji Wed nesday en route to his home at Buena Vista, Mrs. A. J. Melby and little son, Junior, returned to Bemidji Tues- day morning from St. Paul having visited at the home of her parents there for ten days. Mrs. Ed. Erskine of Grand Rapids visited her sister and mother, Mrs. Clarence Jackson, and Mrs. Logan 1201 Dewey avenue, from Saturday until -yesterday when she returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wagner mo- tored from Hubbard to Big Falls Sunday and = returned to Bemidji Tuesday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Arnold until yester- day when they returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Doran and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kenfield ex- pect to motor tomorrow to Minne- apolis to attend the home-coming of the University and to attend the Minnesota-Wisconsin football game there Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hopkins of Becida who motored to North Da- kota three weeks ago to visit the latter’s! parents, were expected to return Monday evening accompanied by Mrs. John Luchen and little son, Merlin of Fernhill. The latter have been guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Cushman at Montevideo for several weeks. C. E. Riley of the Beltrami Ele- vator company returned to Bemidji yesterday morning from Minneapolis where he visited his daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. John O’Con- nor. Mrs. Riley accompanied him as far at St. Cloud where she expected to visit for a few days and then go to Minneapolis for a longer visit. She will not return to Bemidji for some time. NOTICE Being divorced, I am no longer re- sponsible for any bills contracted after this notice by Elsie Tesch. R. J. Tesch 3t 11 3 | the‘northern Word of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Miller of Minne- apolis, October the 18th, was re- ceived in Bemidji by friends. They were former residents of Bemidji, Miss Ethlyn Hall transacted bus- iness at Kelliher Tuesday and left there at noon that day with the div- ision committee for Baudette to transact business for a few days in part of the county. jand - Mrs. Thayer Bailey re- business ‘and visited freinds °there Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Nordale re- Hines, Quiring Mission meetings held at those places the first three days of this Mr. and Mrs. Earl Horner home and at with the former’s brother, Forrest Horn- er and family and other relatives. and them to MODERN SAMARITANS TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT The regular business meeting of the Modern Samaritans will be held this cvening at 8 o’clock at the K. C. Hall. and all members are urged to be present. HOSPITAL DIVISION NO. 4 MEETS FRIDAY AFTERNCON Hospital Auxiliary Division No. 4 Mrs. A. M. Bagley chairman, will meet for work at the hospital din- ing room Friday afternoon from 2:30 until 5 o’clock and the following members are; requested to be pres-j ent: Mesdarses George Berglund, 0.1 B. Stephens;-B. J. Clover, A. Gross- man, J. F. Essler and Ray Phelps. True “Tol'able David.” But Different- extended visit. G. A. R. CIRCLE SATURDAY A special meeting of the G. A. R. Circle is announced to be held Sat- urday afternoon at 2 o’clck in the Moose Hall. Important business is to be transacted and every mecmber is urged to be present. HALLOWEEN PARTY A Halloween party was held at the home <of Mr. and Mrs. D. Mc- Gaffigan Tuesday evening in hon- or of their daughter, Ellen. The home was beautifully decorated in Halloween colors. The evening was spent in games and music, A boun: tiful lunch was served by Mrs. Me- Gaffigan assisted by Mesdames Ham- mond, Titus, Bridgeman and Paul- son. There were about 35 present, they departing for their homes at a late hour all declaring it an enjoy- able evening. MRS, WHALEY SURPRISED Mrs. Archie Whaley was very pleasantly surprised Tuesday after- noon by a féw of her friends and neighbors who, despite the storm, gathered at her home, 1022 Mill Park, and helped her celebrate her birth znniversary. Social conversa- tion was enjoyed, and the Hallowe- en:idea was carried out in the dain- ty lunch brought by the self-invited guests and served in the late after- noon, the napkins being decorated with cut out pictures of black cats and owls by a clever scissors artist who was one of the guests. The chil- dren of the party were served at a second table, an enjoyable time was had by zll, and Mrs. Whaley was the recipient of a number of pretty and useful gifts from her friends,, Those present were Mesdames Edward Re- voir, Alfred Hanson, T. Preston, Will Harding, Tom Whalley, James Rogers, Sr., D. C. Searl and the guest of honor, Mrs. Whaley. ] T BLUNDERS l — ! I THATCHER The answer will be found among teday’s want ads. (What- “Blunder” do you suggest) il wanvrignt 1922, Associated Editors T 00O To the point of perfec- tion he carries his por- trayal of mother-less manhoeod, trying—lying —to. hold the love of the woman who calls him “Sonny.” It stands among the most human plays and as one of the greatest individual triumphs ev- er radiated from the screen. proud to:present it at | K o pAGEFIVEL R ——— e TS SO te ODD FELLOWS LODGE TO MEET FRIDAY EVENING The I. 0. O. F. will meet Friday evening at 8 o’clock zt the K. C. hall for its regular business session and all members are requested to be present. DEGREE OF HONOR WILL GIVE HALLOWEEN PARTY The Degree of Honor will give:a Halloween party .and musical pro- gram at the K. C. Hall; = Tuesday, November 7. The Degree members and their husbands, also the A, 0.'U: W. and their wives, arc invited to attend, and each are privileged to invite a friend. Plans are being made for a most enjoyable evening. gllllllllllllllIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIlII||||IIIIIIIIHlIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIII|IIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImIIIIIIIlIIIIIIfiIIIIllIlHllIlfl% RICHARD BARTHELMESS SCORES AGAIN WITHA BIGONE! , ¢ SEE RICHARD BARTHELMESS’ MO: - Presented by Inspiration Pictures, Inc. Chas H. Duell, President The story of a boy who took a deady buddy’s place in a blind mother’s heart—and hated to live a lie! A sweet, strong, splendid drama of Humanity. We're the Grand Theater Today and Friday GRAND TODAY AND FRIDAY 0000000000000 ST P_O!GNANT PORTRAYALIN & y “SONNY” FORTY CLUB HOLDS VERY it. Dr. McCann gave an impromptu ENJOYABLE DANCING PARTY | impersonation of Miss Clark’s meth- The second of a series of dances|od of teaching dancing, which was given by the “Forty Club” last eve-|considered very clever. Dancing was ning at the Moose Hall was well at-|enjoyed until:a late hour. Toe tended and was greatly enjoyed. The B committee had spent much time in decorating which was very attract- ive, the Halloween scheme being; CLUB WILL MEET FRIDAY carried out, with corn stalks in the’ The Parent-Teacher Association corners;, many Jack O Lanterns and of the Teachers college will hold its all sorts” of Halloween ideas beinglregular buSiness meeting Friday af- used. The orchestra was concealed|ternoon at 3 o’clock’'in' the’ Kinder- behind a rustie scene. The guests|garten room. As’a’special number were ' costumed and many masked,|of the afterrioon’s program . Miss whicli created’ a great deal of fun:|Florence Williams' of Grand 14?)‘:]:5 During the evening Mrs. John Clatfy | will give 'a reading. _ All members gave a spooky reading, the lights belate urged to be present and.all are ing turned out while she was givinglwe]chm& -~ COLLEGE PARENT-TEACHER N AR o You'll remember - this boy who takes a dead buddy’s place in a blind mother’s heart. Only a dog knows the differ- ence. Then longings of a lifetime make him want to be “Sonny” al- ways to the sweet old mother—but he cannot live a lie. Then, too, he fally in love with the girl sup- posed to be his own sister. § % g § % § N ‘A First National Attraction. Directed by Henry King Grand Orchestra Fox News. Admission 10-30c Harold Lloyd Comedy Mat. 2:30, 7:10-9 el A O, T I 85 Silk Dresses, Canton Crepe, etc., values to0 $39.50.Only.......... 85 Wool Dresses such as Poiret twill, etc., values to $39.50. Only A Sensational Sale of New - Friday And $19.50 $19.50 150 Wool dr 50 Wool Dre Two Day Sale. Only . . Two Day Sale. Only Follow the Crowds to i “ALWAY! BUSY” ! Johnson's for Hosiery esses values to $8.95, sses values to $19.50, $4.95 $9.95 This is by far the Biggest Sale ever offered in Bemidji on NEW, FRESH, CRI day Only One lot Silk Dresses values to $25.00 at only $9.95 ALTERATIONS FREE SP MERCHANDISE a—