The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-01

G0-carts retired at the second han,
store.-Adv.
Maurice Ryan and Frank Murphy
spent Sunday night as the guests o.
by Russell at Birchmont Beach.
George Graham is expected HON,
from Blackduck tonight after spend
the past month with his uncle neal
that village.
Miss Lois Obert of Minneapolis
has accepted a position as teacher in
the local schools and arrived in thu
city Sunday night.
Hedge Krogseng came down from
his home at Kelliher this morning
and will attend school in the city
during the coming term.
D. J. Moore left this noon for Hib.
bling where he will transact business
for the Moore and Titus Insurance
Agency for the next few days.
Miss Clara Coult of Claremont,
Minnesota, arrived in Bemidji Sun
day night and will teach in the local
schools during the coming term
Miss Eliza Loe returned yesterday
from her summer vacation and will
resume her duties as principal of the
Bemidji High school for another
term.
Mrs. Kelley and Miss Marie Kelley
left this morning for Bemidji, where
they will visit for the coming week
at the Andy Hanna home.-C Crook
ston Daily Times. -.-z
Mrs. John Hauvner of Carlson,
Minnesota, returned to her homo on
Sunday afternoon, after spending a
week as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Paul Winklesky. r. .--
Harry Smyth came down from
Rainy River Saturday night to spend
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Smyth. He will return to
Rainy River tonight. -.
Miss Alice Austin of Benson, Min
nesota, arrived in Bemidji last night
and will take up her duties tomorrow
as instructor of mathematics in the
Bemidji High school. ...
The A. E. Whiting family have
closed their summer cottage at Black
duck and have returned to Bemidji,
with the exception of Mr.. Whiting
who is still at Blackjack. 49,.
Miss Jane Quayle of Missouri, who
has been the guest Of Miss Marion
White for some time, will leave on
Wednesday for her home. She will
visit at st. Cloud and other points
enroute.
Messrs. and Mesdames M. G.
Barnes and w. E. La Fountain Of
Cass Lake drove to Bemidji yesterday
in an automobile and spent several
hours visiting friends. They return
ed to their home last night.
Miss Lillian Cochran will leave for
the cities tonight where she will at
tend Miss Woods Kindergarten
Training school. Mr.. Cochran will
accompany her to the cities and will
spend few days at the state fair.
Miss Lottie Madison left this morn
ing for Nary where she will teach
school during the coming term. Miss
Madison graduated from the Bemidji
High school last year and completed
the studies in the Normal Depart
ment. ----.- 80.
Hal Huffman left this morning for
Minneapolis where he will attend
the University. Enroute he will stop
at Nisswa, Minnesota, where he will
spend a few days as the guest of
friends. He also plans on attending
the state fair.
A. G. Wedge, J. M. Richards and
w. N. Bowser and families, Mr.. and,
Mrs. John P. Riddell and daughter
Sybil, and the Misses Dora Hazen and
Helen Cameron autoed to Puposky,
Fowlds and Deer River yesterday in
the Wedge, Richard and Bowser
cars.
The Mothers club will meet in
the Baptist church instead of in the
Methodist church tomorrow, Sep
TENDER 2, and at three o'clock instead
of at $3.50, as formerly announced.
All members of the club are request
ed to be present and cordial invi-,
tation Is extended to all mothers to
attend. ;.
Miss Ruby M. Harrison has re-
turned to Bemidji, from Buena Vista,
where she was called about two
months ago by the serious illness of
her mother, who is now greatly i'm
proved. Miss Harrison has resumed
her work with A. A. Richardson in
the photo finishing department,
where she first came three years ago.
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