The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-01-26

in progress at the court house, is now
in Bemidji and win remain here UNI
til the close of the case. His home is
in Grand Rapids. i Is "a "a "a
L Judge C. w. Stanton and Lee La
Baw returned Saturday afternoon
from Grand Rapids where they had
spent the past week on legal mat
ters.H Jrldge Stanton will be in Be
midi for some time.
| Mr. and Mrs. #. S. Lycan returned
today from Grand Forks, North Da-
kota, where they have spent the past
few days as the guest 2of friends and
their son Wilbur who is attending
Model high school in that city.
Saturday evening the Harry ST.
Claire Stock Company returned to
lBemidji for an indefinite period, dur
| ing which they will produce several
up-to-date plays at the Brinkman
Theatre There are fourteen people
| in the company. H..
Leonard French, formerly of Leon
ard, Minnesota, who has been en-
lployed with M B.. Cassell & Co. Of
Sherbrooke North Dakota, for some
time past, has arrived in Bemidji and
has accepted position as stenogra-
llpher with e. M. Sathre of the Bemidji
Business college. s:H- a'.7 @s@&T&Es, go
Mrs. " R. Morrison of Colraine,
who has been the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. w. Griffith, during the
past week, left last evening for Min
neapolis where she will visit her
daughter, Miss Beryl. Mrs. Griffith
accompanied her mother, and will re-
main in the cities several, days. 81 e
A number of friends ., pleasantly
surprised Percy Hyatt Saturday even
ing. IA The selfinvited guests were
Agnes Lauritzen, ADollie Kane, Doris
Helmer, Bessie Tibbits, Bert Baker
Lloyd Tanner, and Curtis Remfrey.
The evening was spent in playing
varius games after which lunch was
lserved. 49,. .'s.. 49, =. ...' -, =.
Attorney Larrabee of the Minnea-
lpolis law firm of Larrabee and Da-
vies. arrived in Bemidji Saturday
from Grand Rapids Mr.. Larrabee Is
in charge of the defense in the Nc
Donald agai inst Mrs. Macmillan case.
Attorney Thwing of Grand : Rapids
attorney for the plaintiff, is also in
/ Bemidji.15 !sas5l ~ &5a 9TgZ t&"5T f
e Letters are now being received by
the management Of the Markham
hotel asking that rooms be reserved
for teachers who will come to Benz
idji for the teachers convention
which will be held during the first
part Of February. Walker teachers
were among the first to write for &C
commodations and large number of
the teachers from that city is ex-
pected to be present. t
! Miss Mona, Flesher, : formerly of
this city but who for the past sew
leral months has made her home in
Indianola, Indiana, returned to this
city Saturday evening and will re-
main here in the future and con-
tinue her school work in the Be
midi high school. Merrill Fleshe1
Left Saturday morning for Brainerd
] where he met Miss Mona and accom-
panied her to Bemidji.
Miss Dorothy Nangle entertained
lat an indoor snow party Saturday
sIafternoon, the occasion being her
thirteenth birthday. The afternoon
Twas spent in playing games with
wool and paper snowballs. The guests
4 were Gladys Getchell, Ruth Richards,
'lMinnie Anderson, Avis Cameron, iCe-
celia Kline, Kenneth Kenfield, Eben
Boswer Earl Cochran, Laurence Har-
i vey. Arthur o'Leary and joe Wolf.
Miss Lottie Mcdonald entertained
a number of girl friends at costume
tparty Saturday evening. Games and
music furnished the amusements and
j lunch was served at the close Of the
tevening. The guests included Myrtle
Neuman, Gladys Armstrong, Jennie
Bourgeois Hazel Hulett, Alice HUI.
, lett, Harriet Davies, Lille Fullerton
!, and Irene Ellingson of Northome
who is a guest at the HI. Rasmns
son home.
. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman entertained
at 500 party Saturday night Th,
q quests were Mrs. B, A. Duncanof pa
l renport iowa, Mrs Andy Glavin,aAE
i Peter Larson, and Messrs and Mes
DANES Andy Larson. Herb Rasmus
son, s. A. Cutter, a. 3. Webster, Ben