The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1927, Page 5

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1927" Loeh ieas bo - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE _ e " PAGEF used a colorful genterpiece of’ pan-| hospital Saturday. He will be a] ruest of hor —- Mrs. G. E.]an operation this morning at St.| Wednesday in Bismarck as the guest| Wednesday in the city, transactij sies. on the dinner tat table. guest at the home of Dr. Fawcett of | Hektner. Alexius hospital. of friends. business, y F . ene Starkweather for 9 week before re- BLD pee, ‘ t and ersonal ‘i WILL. DRIVE TO LAKES 4 turning to Bismarck, id “ave Guests u fen. ay, Z ail Wrage — —s q ae jf. and Mrs. Gordon V. Cox ani ludge an r red Jansonius rs. Frank Wernli of Hazen spent] C, M. Rhodes o awson spent - OCia. We fiend Cox’ MrT]... GUESTE FROM AOPE | have ae their, guests Mr. and Mrs. : a ids x i Atki Ci irs. . Kotts and son eter ap o: ington, Iowa, who i i'y = 8. Cox, Saturday by car|and firs. ED. Washburn of Hope] wil» Paaveral daya in the’ city. In What. Month ai Park eens, ge wi are the guests of relatives in. Bis- Miss Mahala Saville |Mrs. Bernard Andrus | pipe 2) norm ¥, 0 80 sare ae °Keep well and “Keep cool! be summer home. cep 0! Myron Atkinson will join other points in the state Where, they). VISITS RELATIVES A ts Position As Gives Lunch n For. later, this month and return to: PiBis-| will visit other rel -| Mrs. R. W. Henderson returned Referénce Librarian] ~Out-Of-Town Guest] marck with them” — ee Thursday from Cedar Rapids, lows, \ where she has been the guest of rela- ‘ San HOLD BUSINESS MEETING ‘| Mrs. N. J. R tives for the past two months. Mahala Sayillg of Grant City.| iRirs. Bernard Andrus was hostess| iq Myrtle usagi antes. Reiss [aerecgt: Weanay betty rdiwaes: orcertee at “ght gg {hy Tapreday to the Thimble club at aj T nd “Miss Mary chine ah were home f her as i . DE GUESTS FROM MOORHEAD ‘ 4 be luncheon at her home at 116 Rosser iy even’ ine wi Helly the tpley, left. today for. rs. Henry Schroeder and daugh- brary fellewia i. resignation of class of: the \ where she will visit for| ter Marjorie and son Lowell of Moor- Mi La Rsegp ee tl apey. Min. Serie dvickien. of :Pilligar “a ine Rs en route to her home in epee. Ra oa | guests ‘of ‘Me, ‘and if * were mi ron, In irs. A. R. Al ist. high, school and junior college visiting relatives, in, Bismarck. AL yavetings de-be helede 7 iio «Spe On your Birthday eeng | in Jefferson City, Mo. Covers were laid for 10 guests at| near future. At the conclusion of the GUESTS: TBF UF. LAWYER HONE VISITS SISTER HERE ay your Mother Flowers the luncheon. The afternoon: was} business the hostesses served re- a ge at 521] Mrs. e Galloway has returned { spent with sewing. freshments. ‘ si ree ptt? ys Ries! 4 F spending oi days | See 5 H aki M i y ri ’the guest of her sister, | R oskins-NMeyer | hoo! of the West: rid sister, i" Ei tn and |: “anlversity in Clevelana,| Lorane Carder Is Mr. gf hg rs a ‘Boosie Hooper, of Baldwin whe Miee‘shirtey Fox.” i Ol | Home of K-F-Y-R ‘iiitams ot enperta| Honored At Dinner| 3.2%, ‘enti, feynttes, Donald| wil spendabout three mentha inthe) RETURNE TO WILTON |. : Kan, is now etaployed es: catalogaer rhea the past week in the ai ‘a visiting Mr. pnd Mt A. J. Atnot, at the state TIRFSry. ef the (C.-C. Bole an nd a Bpaneer Boise} FROM MONTANA FOINTS Returned to her home at Wilton lay car for e iT. ani irs. Em aiser i Catherine @ Bodenstab mae G sme Cities ‘where they will visit for| home Thursday from a motor trip to] | : E * hg r experimental two weeks of more. points in Montana, They were away FROM BENTLEY CDeli. hi, ul Inol bratine DR. R. Ss. ENG Fe Gives. Bridge Party| compiitient to Miss Lorane 6 seat to ara. j y Marry Galloway of Bentley spent wrence, Kan hi WILL. BE ‘DISCHARGED FROM several days in Bismarck this week Chiropractor Miss ivian ze oh bak ai of her sister, Mrs. T. \f ‘ 2 RETURNS HOME visiting with relatives, : with fresh fruits and i Examination Free F | Bismarck. Sidney Register, who has apent| Mrs, Henrietta Sommerfeld left to- enh soles, Calif, was, the guest of hon-| Garden flowers ,were used to dec-|the ast seven weeks at Mercy hos-|day for her home at Arthur a UNDERGOES OPERATION in whole milk and cre Lucas Bik. Bismarck, N. of Gnaee eda oven en evita! orate the rooms, while the hostess| pital in Devils. Lake, will leave the| spending a month in the city as William Ost of Beulah underwent am eenk her home at 520, enue. J <=: eee eer == ge was played at four tables during the evening, and the prizes for high scores were awarded to 8 Ruth Rawlings Miss Frances Wanner. Miss Murphy was presented with a guest favor. Y ye The rooms were peitsisd ie a fs 5 ae | At the: conclusion of the ~ 5 t 0 fp games, Miss Genevieve Boise assisted a) i. in serving a refreshment Beside the honoree, Mrs. Philip Boise of Dock aah was an out-of- towp guest. WILL ENTER U} UNIVERSITY Robert Sheehan, who has spent the past month in Bismarck at the. home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sheehan, will leave this evening for St. Joseph, Minn., where he wilt vis- it shis sister, Sister Laverne at St-| Benedict's geademy. Mr. Sheehan will continyg’ his trip after a few days to Washington, C., where he will enter the Catholic. University of America. TAKE VACATION P Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Anderson will leave this evening for a vacation trip. They plan to spend the week- ‘iotet the ‘win Cities before goin to Stillwater, Minn., where they wi! Mr. Anderson's former home, Afr 5 reak they will go to River vals. Wis., to. spend some timé as tag weet of Mrs. Anderson’s par- ven RETURN FROM TC TOURNAMENT S. A. Olsness and Paul Cook have returned from Fargo where they piayed in the state golf tournament. ok was presented with a desk for a prize as rere in th Ay Pasa 0 g : ‘ . 4 ' defeated Thuraday in the } , ‘ ofthe sixth Might. REED AND FIBRE SUITES } PARLOR SETS : Visit. FATHER HERE For Sun Parlor, Porch or Living Room F Must Go Regardless of Cost er, Dr. F. B. Strauss. eae pe . The whole Missouri Slope awaits this great Annual Sale fae ibe aia i —with prices at Rock Bottom on the best kind of Fur- pr ee Fe tnd meee tarnish ' a ‘ . : niture available:* Space will not allow us to tell you of entertainment. . . . PAN-HELLENIC BRIDGE PARTY | the many exceptional bargains. Come in Early and sec Hatenie will be “entertained at, a ;' for yourself, the unbelievable savings this sale affords i d on Rugs, Dining Room Furniture, Tables, Mirrors, Lino- mde by calling Mise Mary Nuchols leum or anything else in the home furnishing lines. at UNDERGOES OPERATION AT RO- One Quarter Off PE bina tn, operation Wed ada Beautiful’; ‘Color “Combination with Cretonne’ or Rep al ter, Minn, and is reported Upholstery : BED ROOM SUITES fecovering, according to infor- a this’ Pret received by frien The smart home-maker does not need any description of ¢ these wonderful Karpen Suites. : 290 Two-Piece Karpen Mohair ae inns ther toene _. ERY SPECIAL Th : Wm, 220,TvPieve Karen Monair = $198 spending the — my the. 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