The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-02-01

lsherberg of Blackjack spent Thurs
day in the city. Miss Sherberg has
almost recovered from the auto acct
dent and her sister Amelia has. re-
sumed her studies at the High school,
where she is q senior.
Alfred Neuman, formerly. Of the
Warf1eld Electric company, who has
been wiring the addition to the
Crookston Lumber company's mill
here, has recovered, from an accident
in which he drove a spike more than
an inch through his left foot, and
will return to work next week.
Certificates Of depos1t bearing 4 per
cent interest and secured By its entire
assets. are issued by the Northern
N. Y.--Adv. u. Fl
DR.. w. X. Denison, recent grad
uate of the Chicago Veterinary coll
lege, has arrived in ,Bemidji and has
opened an Office In the Pogue livery
barn. Dr., Denison is q young man
and has made thorough study Of
this science with all the help OF mod
ern appliances. His former residence
was Wadena, MINI. 49, -
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. A.. P. White and Mr.. and
Mrs F. s. Lycan that they have left
New York and are on their way to
Key West where they will embark for
the Canal Zone. The party left Chi
cago over the Lake Shore and stopped
a day in Toledo, Ohio. In Toledo,
they visited Mr.. Lycan's mother and
sisters who, are we'll known in Be-
midi. -
Miss Mona Flesher celebrated her
sixteenth birthday Wednesday, and
entertained a few of her friends in
the evening. Music and games were
the diversion of the evening. The
guests were Misses Arvilla Kenfeld,
Ella Anderson, Helen Backus, Lucy
Brooks, and Messrs. Wilbur Lycan,
Claude Mc1ver, Berthe Backlund,
Eary Bailey and Lester Achenbach.
A four-course luncheon was served
by the Misses Mabel Flesher and
Edna Anderson.
Miss Edith Mills entertained a
number of her friends Friday eve
ming, the occasion being her four
teenth birthday. The guests were
Miss Dorothy Carson, Lucene Me-
Cuaig, Margaret stoner, Mildred
Richardson, Hazel severson, Louise
Macready, Emma Klein, Emma Goltz,
Edith schmitt, Jane Mills, Vernice
Voltz, Milre Achenbach, Tinnie Pen
dergast and Edith GetchelL "Pitt"
was the amusement of the evening.
First prize was won by Miss Dorthy
Carson and Miss Vernice Voltz was
awarded the consolation prize. ~ A
luncheon was served at the close of
the evening by Misses jamie Mills
and Tinnie Pendergast.
In spite of the cold weather last
night the sophomores of the High
school held the sleighride party
which they have been planning for
the past week. Forty-two members |
of the class braved the cold to help
make the first sophomore party this |
year a success. The party drove out
to the A. P. Richie farm where the
evening was spent playing games and
with music. A lunch which was
furnished by the girls of the class,
was served about 1890. Those
present were the Misses Ruth Vein
brenner, Ina and Fern Robertson,
Magma Tagley, Margaret MCGEE,
Jean Richards. Lucille Steidl, Violet
Voltz, Lucy Brooks, Izetta Fisher,
Arvilla Kenfield, Elizabeth Titus,
Mable Booth, Marie Larson, Lillian
Booth, Margaret Anderson, Margaret
Thome and the Messrs. Edward Girls
back, Geo. Morrison. Delbert Ellet-
son, Harold Schmidt, Alvin Olson,
Geo. Graham, Roy Titus, Roy Wells,
Harry Breen, Edward Simons, Claude
Mc1ver, David Donavan, Ralph Cum
bingham, Berthe sBacklund, Darcy
MCGEE, Lester Achenbach, Adolph
Klein, Leslie Slater and James Ma
lone.