The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-11-26

rive in Bemidji the latter part. of the
week and spend several days in the
city as the guests of relatives.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian church have postponed
their regular Thursday meeting un-
TIL Friday when it will meet in the
church at 2:30 p. m. No lunch will
be served but all are urged to attend
as much work is to be done and
this is the last meeting before the
annual sale.
Jacob Andrew Clausen and Sigrid
Alexandra Jacobson were united in
marriage at Heart Lake Monday,
Rev. J. H. Randall of this city Of
ficiating. The Ceremony was per-
formed in the Heart Lake church at
one o'clock in the presence of friends
and relatives of the contracting par
ties.
Walter Marcum, formerly owner
Of a printing establishment in Benz
idji, but is now interested in real es-
tate business in Iowa, will arrive in
Bemidji today having made the trip
in his automobile. He will be accom-
panied from Minneapolis by Arcil
Naugle, who is attending business
college in that city Mrs. Marcum
who accompanied her husband as far
as Minneapolis in the car is, expected
in Bemidji this evening.
Alex Brandt the IA year old son
OF Henry Brandt is8now improving.
rapidly from bullet wound which
he-received while hunting near Be-
midi. The bullet from 90 caMbre
rifle lodge in his ankle when the gun
was accidently discharged. The acct
dent happened Sunday and the in
jured boy will again be about the
latter part of this week. Matt Erick--
son, a boy about II years of age is
also improving from a bullet wound
which he received while hunting.
Erickson was also shot in the ankle
and will be confined for several
days.
Mrs. R. H. Schumacher entertained
at a 500 party at her home on COS
.Bemidji avenue, Tuesday afternoon,
in honor of her mother Mrs: Ella
Maschger of st. Paul. The color
scheme was carried out in pink and
white. Invitations We're issued to
Mesdames Roberts, Wedge, Sanborn,
Stanton, Bacon, Kreatz, @. Brooks,
Kenfield, Lycan, Wilson, Henderson,
Stewart Berman Neal Barker, Mac
Lachlan, Robertson, Phil Gill, David
Gill, Strickland, Fuller, E.. e. Nc
Donald, Jacobson, L. H. Bailey,
Scharf, Fallon, George Cochran, Mar
tin Kenfield, Manaugh, B. M. Gile,
Powell, Stevens, Ward, A. A. War
field, Lord, Upham, Jewett, Rhea,
Bowser, Whiting, TIC. Bailey, Han
sell of Bagley, Lloyd, E. H. Winter
Griffith, O'Leary, Reynolds, Lair,
LaBaw, Battles, Arnold, E. H. Smith,
A. B. Palmer, Dodge, w. L. Brooks,
E. McGregor, Huffman, H. Wilcox,
Dyer, McCuaig, McIver, Gilmore,
Spooner, Lunn, Riddell, Richards,
Gibbons, Denu, Conger Blakeslee, M.
Brown, Lakin,. Carson, Walter Mar
cum, Lakin, listed, Welsh, Naugle,
Dunning, Mccain, A. P. White,
Dempsey, Torrance, Currie, A. P.
Young, Tuomy, G. M. Palmer, G.. w.
Campbell, Carl Johnson, Hagen, Eb-
ert, Younggren, j. Black, Parker,
Baer, Netzer, Cool, Mccullough Jes-
ter, Charles Warfield, Marcum,
Davies of Crookston, and the Misses
Ida Bailey, Capitola Stewart, Bea-
trice Backus, Leah Berman, Pauline
Markham and Laura Sullivan, and
lMesdames Thomas Beare, N. Inger-
soil and H. Ingersoll, all of Brainerd.
The highest score was awarded Mrs.
F. S. Arnold and Mrs. Henderson
! won second prize.
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