The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-12-26
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- Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rindal.
OF Maple Hill, boy.
Samuel Bally loft for Bayfield, on the
Bon Ami Wednesday.
Miss Ella Mayhem was a passenger on
Bon Ami from Duluth Tuesday.
, Miss Rose Murphy started for Duluth
Monday morning to speed Christmas
at home.
Miss Bess Dolan went home for
Christmas on the Bon Ami Monday
morning.
A general suspense OF all business
made Christmas seem even more quiet
than Sunday.
Miss Anna Arenson, who is tho clerk
IN tho county auditors office, went home
for Christmas W ednesday.
Capt. Mckay cane up from Grand
Portage on the stage Saturday and left
on the Bon Ami for Duluth Monday
morning.
A greater interest in the welfare of
our great cities on the part of the people
living id than is demanded by dscency
and morality.
Fred Amuyot, We learn, has become
partnef with Gust Olson and moved
into the "Grand". He has rented his
home to the tailor, Mr. Guinup,
8. n. White closed his work on Maple
Hill Monday night, to resume it again
after Christmas. He left for his home
in Superior on the Bradshaw Tuesday
morning.
Sunday morning Chas. J. johnson,
Misses Anna johnson, and Gertrude and
Maude Miller started on drive to
Two Harbors to spend Christmas il Du-
luth and Chicago.
This is the season for State Associa-
tions OF Teachers and School Officials to
hold their annual sessions, A large at
tendance is looked for this year. A
greater interest than usual seems mani
fest.
We wish to correct the mistake we
made in our ISSUE of Nov. %, where We
mentioned that Miss Dolie Potter, of
Auswayo, Pa, had arrived in town. We
*were;misinformed as to the title, and it
should be Mrs. Dollie Potter.
Rev. Mr.. Jacobs got off tho Bon Am,
Sunday evening, accompanied by his
bride. The HERALD extends congratu-
lations and best wishes for many years
OF all the happiness and prosperity that
could be wished for.
L. o. G. Titus, Mrs. Titus and little
Thelma arrived Sunday afternoon on
the Bon Ami from Duluth. Mrs. Titus
ana her daughter had been absent all
summer, visiting friends in Canada and
elsewhere. All are glad of their return.
A company OF twenty-five or thirty
ladies and gentlemen drove out to GOOD
Harbor Hill Saturday evening last, to
attend a party ut the school house. A
dne evening, excellent music and royal
entertainers made tho evening a most
enjoyable one
The barge H. A. Root, having on board
the sawmill belon ging to the Cook
County Manufacturing company, ar
rived Saturday night She was un-
loaded by Monday noon and returned
to Duluth with Dan Cowie on board,
bound for his home in Bayfield,, Wis.,,
where he will spend Christmas.
Christmas, 1908, was voted by all to be
model one, neither too warm nor too
cold, but just royal winter day. Christ
mas trees in different homes were
heartily enjoyed by the little folks,
consequently the older ones we're happy,
for whit delights parents and others
more than to see their children delighted.
Largely the work Of our lives IL for the
pleasure and comfort of the children.
Virginia Rosamond Josephine, a
pretty colored maid from the South, is
the proud possessor at rhinestone belt
buckle which her rnistress brought her
from Paris not long since. Teddy asked
her the other day-"Are these real
diamonds, Ginny?" mo indeed" che
replied, with toss of her woody pompa-
dour. "Dey's real grindstonee Missy
fetched 'em to me from Paradise"
Tho Sunday School had exercises
suitable for the occasion Christmas Eve.
in the school house. Songs and reoita-
lions by the members of the school
formed the literary part of the program.
The distribution of presents from the
Chrlstmas-tree and the sudden appear
ancs Of Santa Claus on his mission of
afording fun and pleasure for the
children were the closing and most
interesting features of tho occasion for
tho children.
The marvellous industrial development
of the {1nito1 Gfo+oa A., .;,~ H. ...4