Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, August 3, 1910, Page 6

ee News Gathered i During the Week :%: pans DARE RA DRADER ARERDR REE SES i Grand Rapids and Vicinity 4 x % Sete sses Irene McGee and Alice Mar- tin, of Deer River, visited with Grand Rapids friends Monday. Dr. Johnson, of Cohasset, was im village Monday to look after his atients at St. Benedict’s hospital. Murphy, of the Swan River company, was visiting with friqads in ‘the village Sunday. Attorney S. C. Scott, of Hibbing, here on professional business Fri was Mesdames M. J. Baker and George arrived here from Deer River day afternoon for a short visit at the Edward Wilson home. B Mo Miss Ellen McCormick, of Houghton, Mich., arrived here Saturday for an extended visit at the home of her Mrs. Ellen McCormic.k Miss Helen Weitzel went to Vir- the “Merry Widow” Monday days visit with aon morning for a several riends und Mrs. George Dewey veturn- n Minneapolis Monday witore Dewey was attending to busine Strain, the popular clerk at Cc. H. Marr’s store, went to Duluth saturday evdning to visit with his . , returning Monday evening. Warden Herbert Grove was ynd passenger Monday after- look after some reported Miss Mace McAlpine, who has been iting ‘with friends and relatives Maple Lake for the past month, syened home Monday evening. Anderson, the Laprairfe farm ,lso owner of the Carlton Carlton, went to the Monday afternoon to ness matters. attend ta t ” paul F. Stanton, of Coleraine, visit- ver Sunday with friends in the rillage Mr, Stanton will make al ded western trip before school ns for the fall term. J}. E. Brandmier, accompanied by ts jittle daughter, Miss Wilhelmina, ’ up from Floodwood Friday to home of the little lady’s Mr. and Mrs. E. C. visit at the gra aparents, Kiley vy Butler returned from Detroit, n., Friday afternoon where he 1s been spending a two week's va- ation with relatives and friends. He Oliver office at f oyed in the Miss Katherfne Doran, who has siting friends at Tower, Du- and Eau Claire, Wis., for the month, returned home Friday, refreshed from her vacation wih - Archie Danforth, who circulates about the village of Grand ids was given thirty days Judge Bailey’s court on a charge af carrying concealed weapons Mon- day morning. arl Oestereich, formerly an em- yiove im the Herald:Review office, Dut now im the printing department ef the Marshall Wells Co., visited with friends in the yillage Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. BE, C Kiley drove to Zand Lake Sunday morning to spend day with the campers at the ckenbush & Pearson ranch. They « accompanied on the return trip by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kiley. Mesdames C. ©. McCarthy and O. H. Stillson visited with Deer -River friends between trains Monday. Lioyd Johnson, who is employed jn the mines at Keewatin, returned fram a visit with friends at Duleth Monday. Percy C. Warren, manager of the Coleraine Lumber company’s interests at Coleraine, was married to Miss Adele Burgott, of Hrie, N. Y., at the M. E. church parsonage by ‘Hey. Dr. Briggs Saturday afternoon. They ill make their home at Coleraine. Prof. Sardis@a, geologist at the Uni- y, and Prof, Sturdevant, a gov ernment geologist, who make their headquarters at Garlton, have been studying the rock @rmation in this vicmity the past week, dor the pur- ‘pose ef compiling records for statis- tical purposes. Miss Margaret Tuohy, whe has been stenographer for C. C. McCarthy for the past three years, has resigned her position and departed forMeadow Lake, Wis., Monday morning where she will visit with a sister for some time. Miss Tuohy made many friends xxhile here who regret her departure. E. W. Shepperd, who formerly held down a chair at the Pokegama bar- ber shap, arrived here Friday from St. Paul to again take ‘the same po- sition. H. K. Finch, who has been at the Pokegama shop for the past 9 months, is now conducting a shop at Bemidji. Mrs. Thompson, of Minneapolis, spending a week at the home of her friend, Mrs D. M. Gunn. Miss Aura Lothrop went to Duluth ‘Tuesday tor a week’s visit with friends in that city. Alrs. H. E. Neveux, who has been visiting relatives at Crookston for the past two weeks, is quite ill. James Hughes, one of Nashwauk’s enterprising merchant, was in the village on business Tuesday. A party consisting of Mr and Mrs. D. M. Gunn, (Mrs. Thompson, Miss Ella Campbell and Miss Margaret Gunn spent Sunday at Lake Mary. David Graham, of Graham-Young Co, of Hibbing, who are erecting the McAlpine block, was here Tuesday to see what progress had been made. Deputy Sheriff Gunderson was op- erated upon for appendicitis at Du- luth yesterday. Report is received that he is getting along very nicely. Hugh McEwen went to Cloquet Tuesday to attend the state conven- tion of the F. O. E. Mr. McEwen is prominent in Bagle circles and holds a state office. Misses Ella Earl and Emma Hc arrived here from Chicago Saturday to spqnd the balance of the summer ati the home of their uncle, H. E. ‘Graffam. A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Gil- man and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kiley drove to Sand lake Thursday morning for an outing. Last reports were the were having an ideal time. Mrs. W. J. Matchinsky, daughter of M, J. McGuire, visited here last week, Mrs. Matchinsky and family are spending the summer at Mr. Mc- Guire’s homestead out from Deer River. Ed Grefe returned fram Jordon, Minn., Saturday where’ he has been taking the baths at the Rosendale itijpher springs for the past sik weeks. He returned greatly benefit- ted: The Royal Neighbors Flower Fund met with Mrs. Frank Raymond on Monday afternoon. Luncheon’ wa. served and an enjoyable afternoon was had. The next meegng will be with Mrs. W A. Kiley the first Mon- iday in September. Remember the concert and dance by the Troubadour Amusement com- pany under the auspices of the Blue Bell club at Village hall Saturday even{ng, August 6. The music is of the best and all are guaranteed the worth of their money, During the past week marriage licenses have been granted to the following by Clerk of Court I. D- Rassmussen, Richard T. Glyer to Ione D. Finley, both of Coleraine; Evert Neimi to Anna Koppenen, both of Calumet; Frank Morin to Cedelia Bemoit, both of Grand Rapids. Geo. F. Kremer, the furniture man, went to Duluth op business Monday evening, returning Tuesday evening. Anton Hanson, familiarly known to his friends as “Tomy,” was married to Miss Alma Spuet by Judge Huson Sunday. Tony has a host of friends who extend congratulations. Prof. E. A. Freeman, who has held down the chair of mathematics at ‘the summer training school at Du- luth, arrived in the village Sunday evening to attend to some school matters. He returned to Duluth Tuesday evening and from there will make an extended trip down the lakes. ‘Chas. Doran, proprietor of the Hotel Quadna, at Hill City, ‘was in the village on business Monday morning. In order to have sufficient + time in which to attend to business matters Charley walked from Hill City Sunday afternoon, making the trip about five and a half hours. Lowis Couxytemache,. the contractor, returned from Rochester Sunday where he went to undergo a aperation for stomach troubles. He underwent the operation syccess- fully and will soon be in the of health Mr. Courtemache states that while in Rochester he saw T. H. Hen- nessy, of Minneapolis, who formerly lived at Grand Rapids. He will un- dergo an operation im the near future. to economize to dise. We are to-day mailing you a large circular with hundred gains in it——if for any reason you should fail to receive pth pe yosegted send us your name and correct address and we will gladly mail you “4 other. Remember the Date——-WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10th——Sale ends WED. NESDAY AUGUST 17th. : August 10th, 1910 The established policy of this store is to keep all departments f; and short lengths andincomplete assortments and to close out on tes = rh end of the season for which they were purchased. . THE BIG TT IGRAND RAPIDS THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF bess ERCANTILE /OMPA STORE MINN. QUALITY It means your o i save your good hard earned cash, on good peaGhle ueohan, Many friends were pleased to wel- come Mrs. O. H. Stillson on her visit to Grand Rapids. She ar- rived last week and is a guest at the Tyndall home. In fact Mrs. Stillson is the guest of the whole town, because she is everybody's friend. Her home durifg the past ten years has been in Oklahoma City. For many years she ‘was county superintendent of schools of Itasca county, and for some time was in the postoffiee while her late husband fwas postmaster. She expects to visit here some time before re- turning to the southeast. Mrs. W. E. Martin, of Chisholm, ac- companied iby her two sons and sis- ter, Miss Anna Paul, returned home Monday after a visit with Grand Rap- ids friends. Miss Paul, who has been visiting at the Martin home since February, will shortly return to her home at; South Bend, Ind., and will be accompanied by Mrs. Gamache, of Hipbing, well known to many Grand Rapids people. (Rev. A. H. Belgum, pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran church at Akeley, held services in tthe Swedish Lutheran church Sunday. Rev. Bel- gum.will.again.hold.services at Grand Rapids the first Sunday in September | preaching in the English language. Dr. C. C. Carpenter was suddenly taken down with appendicitis Friday morning and was taken to Duluth the ame afternoon where he was operat- ed on that evening. The operation was successful and he is getting along nicely, but he will not be phy- sically able to return to Grand Rap- ids until about September 1. Minnie Durand Dead. Minnie, the twenty-year-old daught- er of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Durand, died from the effects of an operation for appendicitis Thursday morning. Minnie Durand was born at Dallas, Wis., February 18, 1890, and after living there for sometime, removed with her family to Stephen, Minn. She came to Grand Rapids apout four years ago, being employed as stenographer in different offices and for the past two years was employed in the Reishus-Remer Land.company’s office. Of a light hearted, merry disposi- tion she, made many friends and her demise will be sincerely mourned by all. Funeral services were held at the home at 2 o’clock, Saturday after- noon by Rev. Dr. S. G. Briggs and interment took place in Itasca cem- etery, the body being followed to its last resting place by a large follow- ing of friends. Besides a mother and father, she leaves four sisters and one brother to mourn her loss. Relatives from out of town who were present at’ the fumeral were Mrs. H.L.Bills, of Judith Gap, Mont., Miss Julia Thompson o* Rice Lake, |: Wis.; Duran of Stephén Minn. Henry Card of Thanks. We wish to sincerely thank those who assisted us during our re- cent affliction and we wish also to extend thanks for floral offerings. By the friendly help our sorrows were made much easier to bear. J. H. Durand and family. Old Timers Play Ball. | g In order to boost the financial end for the Grand Rapids Grays, a game has been arranged between the old- time players and the Grays to take place at Southside park Thursday evening, August 11, at 6:30 o’clock. The following are a number of old- time players from which the nine will be selected: Art Romans, Bob|]} Zimmers, Ed. Logan, L. Jorgeson, Joe MACibpage, Albert Hachey, T. H. Shoaff, Howard McLachlan, Chas. Pogue, Chas. Doran, Claude Bell and Jos, Cloutier. The regular admission fee will be collected at the gate and the proceeds mill be turned over to the manager of the Grays as that or- organization is in need of funds. To be assured fuli One Hundred cents, worth of Every dollar true value for your every you spend furniture and house fur- nishing dollar, invest them at Power’s W.J. & H.D, POWERS BIG BARGAINS In Shoes At HENRY HUGHES & CO. Friday and Saturday AUGUST 5th AND 6th you spend but once, New E’e:tion Precincts. The town board has changed the Grand Rapids election precinct, mak- ing No. 1 south of the Great North- ern tracks and No. 2 all the territory north of the tracks in the town- ship. Precijpct No. 3, Laprairie ter- ritory, was abolished. Samaritans Reorganize. W. B. Henderson, representing the order of.Modern.Samaritans, has been in Grand Rapids a couple of weeks and on Friday evening will reorgan- ize the order fn Grand Rapids with an increased membership. This fra- ‘ternal order is based on a founda- tfon that is as enduring as the name itself traditionally implies—the Good Samaritan. The most approved insur- ance and the most esteemed frater- nalism is embodied in its busfness and ethical principals. Every Sa- maritan in the order should be present Friday evening. John Christie, the head of the order, will be present to induct the new mem- bers in reorganization. Investigation of the methods adopted by this order is worthy the time required to understand and appreciate its true value. $3.50 and $4.00 Ladies Oxfords and Pumps black patent Brown and Wine Vici and Russia calf medium and hi, sizes $2.50 and $3.00 Ladies and Misses Oxfords and Slippers the assortment of colors and sizes is very good but we must make room for the! $1.48 fall goods a z 5 A big lot of Childrens Slippers, Pumps and Oxfords worth up to $2.25 at.. LEAVE ORDERS AT : MILLER’S ; FOR $ Costello’s Ice Creams We also carry a fine line 59e quality Childrens tennis Shoes your choice of 200 PAlIa Sixes Wp tar BOK: 4... 22.6 ias0cess loss ccc ce 25c $2.25 and $2.00 Ladies White Canvas Oxfords good assortment of sizes and width i to close them out in a hurry only, gee BOYS SHOES $2.00 quality boys Elk-wood shoes sizes 11% to 2, ‘ne$ 1 48 . OF % Lowney’s, Wessels’ and Roach, Tisdale & Co’s Candies ind that wears $2.50 quality Elk-wood shoe si p or doz. pairs for....... z Bee Bee Pies *$ 1 .98 i Set i ee ees CICARS AND ¢ $3.00 quality bo 8 Patent Leather Shoes good assor TOBACCOS ment Obhincs 2% to 5% for............. sor E248 Soshoatesteronteets asta stoeoady ets: aMe toeoateateateateateet Do Loate trate Loatectontoatoetenton’ REMEMBER OUR SODA FOUNTAIN When in need of a cool, refreshing soft drink. We have it in all flavors. Orders for Sunday Ice Cream Must be left on Saturday Another big lot of boys shoes worth 50 of 0 t s y choice vghile they last Ll ies your§$ .09 MENS SHOES $3.50 and $4.00 Mens Patent Leather Oxfords vers 98 . good assortment of sizes $2.50 quality Mens shoes just a fi irs i i your choice for.. 3 Aes. $4 or Has ae og 1 15 — aes es