The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-29
town Of Frohn are visiting friends
in Alexandria, Minnesota. this. week.,

Mrs. P. Branvick Of Nary trans,
acted business in. Bewidj il yesterday
She returned home on the night train
lave your furniture repaired d
the bargain store, Arst clsssfNofk u
reasonable prices. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie. FeHton were
the recipients Of a belated Ehytstmaa
gift last night. It being an eight
pound son.
Mrs. E. Gessell Of swanvtllei iywhs
has been visiting her daughter "a
Pinewood for some -time,eretuFnedske
her home yesterday
Omnibus to all trains, afternoen
and night. Phone 355-88. Nigh:
Call 104. Bunker.-Ady.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cell ST., who
have spent some time on their son
Harry'sf farm'.sin Plummsn, W Idaho,
have returned to Bemfdji.I
Mrs. George Linn of BemidiI Iwho
has been visiting her daughter, J. Mrs.
s. Peterson Of Wilton fora short
time, returned to the city yesterday,
Miss verle Jensen ,of -BigaFalls
arrived in the city yesterdaEzand Is
the guest. of Miss Grace Peterson.
She will remain in the city until Fri.
day.
Miss Ethel Kerr Of Big Fallssswho
has been the guest OF Miss Ida Nir,
ginia Brown of Bemidji' avenue for
the past few days, has returnedsto
her home. -~
Miss Alice Pendergast,stea cher in
the government school, at Flandfeau,
South Dakota, isy visiting her sister,
Miss Jessie Pendergast. Oh. .Grant=Yalr
ley for short time isr1 s
Miss Flora Todd iof Kellihsr} Dwho
has been visiting friends and rela-
tives in Park Rapids; during Christ
mas, returned to Bemidji lastreyenA
ing, enroute to KelliheF.oJ - III
Mrs. Mark Lambert willsleaves this
evening for Kelliher, where she will
visit friends for a. few 4daysss4S She
will go to the twin cities the latter
part of the week for visit.
There will be band concert in the
City hall this evening. Several spe-
cial numbers have been arranged for
the concert and it is expected and
urged that large number be present.
Mrs. 1. G. Haycraft of Solway was
a Bemidji visitor yesterday. The
were formerly residents of
this city. They now own a store In
Solway, known as the Haycraft Mer-
camille company.
You will be surprised at the thor
ough results we secure-anda the
savings we can make you by restor-
ing garments to usefulness at very
little cost. The Model Dry Cleaning
House, 500 3rd St.-Adv.
The marriage of Miss Bess Rogers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rogers of Nary. to- Allen r., Forte,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Forte of
the town of Eckles, will take place
Friday, January I, at Nary.
Ollie Nelson, chief clerk of the
Markham hotel, who is a member of
the Minnesota Hotel Clerks associa-
tion, will not attend the convention
which is not in progress at Duluth.
Mr.. Nelson had intended. to be pres
ent, but was unable to leave his du-
ties here.
J. P. Lahr and family left yester-
day for St. Cloud, where they will
visit friends today, before leaving for
where they will spend
the winter. Mr.. Lahr is one of the
First ward aldermen on the Bemidji
council and is also clerk of the
school board. -.- -
Mrs. M. Malone and daughter
Gertrude and son Gregg, returned
yesterday from Crookston, where they
spent Christmas, the guests of Mrs.
daughters, Mrs. H. J. Welte
and Mrs. Norman. James Malone,
who spent Christmas day in Crooks
ton, returned to the city Saturday.
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