The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-06-16

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Divine Service. Marais every
Sunday morning at 1890 and again in
tue evening at ZOO. Ali are cordially
to attend.
VII. GABLE, Pastor.
! Miss Hilda Benson went to Duluth
Thursday night.
Misses Anna Scott and Jeanette Ben
| son visited Duluth the first of the week.
Miss Selma Benson returned Wednes-
| day night from a ten days visit in Du-
| luth.
Miss Tess Dolan of Duluth is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. y. B. Meal
pine.
The Willing Workers meet with Mrs.
D. B. McAlpine next Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Lanktree next Wednesday after
noon.
FIJI. DeGroat, legal representative of
the Red Cliff Lumber company, was in
town Monday.
Fred Paine and Carl Backstrom re-
turned this morning from business
visit to Duluth.
The Fire company will meet at G. II.
Carhart's office next Monday evening.
All members are urgently requested to
be present. Eight o'clock sharp.
DR.. Hicks family arrived in Grand
Marais Wednesday night. The Doctor
was delayed by business matters and
did not return until last evening.
| We could we'll appreciate and thor
oughly enjoy land We did) the few days
of clear sunshine which came this week
as welcome break in the long spell of
bad weather.
Less than four weeks distant, and not
word about celebrating the Fourth in
Grand Marais. There is still 9, time.
enough to prepare an interesting pro-
| gram if the people feel any interest in
the matter.
Despite the Indictment weather which
put to naught the painstaklng prepara-
lions for a lawn social at M. Johnson's
last Saturday evening, the undertaking
proved successful. The ladies entertain
ed their friends indoors and the supper
and ice cream tables were we'll patron
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Miss Susan Kadonce is dead. She had
been sufferer with consumption for
more than year and her death was no
surprise to her family. The end of her
! sufferings was sudden. Yesterday morn
! ing she went out for short walk and a
| short time afterwards her dead body
| was found on the roadside, where she
had apparently sat down to rest. The
funeral will take place tomorrow and
the 1nterment will be in the Catholic
cemetery at Chippewa City.
A horse driven by Maurice johnson
ran away on st. Paul avenue last night.
In turning at, Monroe street the horse
ran into the ditch and fell. uptsetting
the buggy. Miss Ida Hendricks, who
was riding with johnson, struck on her
head in the coarse gravel and received
an ugly cash in the forehead. The in
jured girl was taken to the hospital and
cared for, nins stitches being required
to close the wound. The bug
gy was badly damaged. The driver and
| the horse were unhurt.
Auditor Garter was writing Oden Hal.
den some information the other day re.
garding the Cook county delegation tc
the state convention. One delegate said
to name the St. Louis as his headquar
ters, where he could be seen by the pros
pective state auditor. Fred Jackson
also delegate. authorized Mr.. Carter t.
say that he would be in Duluth Tues
day morning, after which time: he might
be seen either on the bowery or at the
police station. Mr.. Halden was so in
! formed.
AS an accompaniment to the announce
ment of the forthcoming marriage O
Miss Maude Miller and Peter Aim Mis-
Miller was given bundle shower at tn
home Of her sister, Mrs. J. G. Scott
Thursday evening by her lady friends Q
the village. The affair was neatly ar
: ranged and carried out and was com
plete surprise to the prospective bride
The bundles, numerous gifts of llnel
. goods, tableware and household utensils
: were wheeled into Miss Millers presenc
3 on nicely decorated wheelbarrow; AM
during the evening an umbrella wa
opened over her head, releasing show
+ or of cooking recipes, one of which wa
contributed by each Of the ladies pres
t emit. Ice cream and cake were served.
Z Last Tuesday evening Misses. Jenni
= Brobeck and Emma sSather and Mat