Grand Forks herald., 1916-07-17

State.
Mrs. George Buckingham, Jr., will
return to her homo thin evening. aft
with Mr.. Buckingham, at Langdon,
where he is attending TO business.
John Moore Of Bismarck, returned
to his home last evening, after spend
ing the week end in the city, as q
guest at the home Of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tisdsle. 316
Dakota avenue. Mr.. Moore formerly
resided in Grand Forks, and is a
graduate Of the university.
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Miss verna skaug, SIS Walnut
street, returned to her homo today,
after spending the past few days at
CrookSton, visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. John artmth and children.
North Fourth street, left last evening
week visiting at the homo Of Mrs
Gnmth's parents. Mr.. and Mr1. Leon
Goslin, former residents Of this city.
Mrs. r. F. Bradshaw, and daughter
Miss Lucille Bradshaw returned to
their home last evening, after spend
Ing the past i've weeks In Minneapolis
and st. Paul. While away they were
the guests Of Mrs. Bradshaws mother,
Mrs. L. Orlando.
Miss Edith Weeks will arrive in the
city tomorrow evening and will spend
three weeks visiting with her brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Ross, 1909 Belmont avenue. Miss
Weeks will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross to Lake Bemidji, and after en-
5oNng an outing will return to her
home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Ms. II. L. Chester Of
Winnipeg. who have spent the past
few days here visiting at the homo Of
and Mrs. M. G. Peppie. us South
Fourth street, left last evening for
Minneapolis. where they will spend a
few days. before going to Lake Bon.
son. Minn., to visit for a couple Of
weeks. at the home of Mrs Chester's
parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester will return to
their home at Winnipeg from that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. + <. :. Hunter and
family. AIS North Fifth street, motor
ed to Maple Lake yesterday, and
spent the day, returning to their
home last evening.
Miss Nellie McMuiien will return
to her home on Dakota avenue this
evening. after spending the past cou-
pie of weeks with a company of nine
girls from Cavalier, who have been
camping and attending the chautau-
qua at Walhalla.
Mr.: and MRS. x i. 3. nuc,<tnshan
and family, and Mrs. E. g. Bucking-
ham and family returned to their
homes in the city last evening after
motoring to Forest River, where they
spent the day as guests of Dr. and
Mrs. r. W. Poole.
Mrs. Henry H.d1elow \ : y and little son
orville of Mabel, Mimi, and Mrs. c.
Martin and little son Of Minneapolis
have arrived in the city and will visit
for two months with relatives and
friends at ojata and in this city.
Misses Eva = and Grace Rorke. 40,
North Fourth street, will leave this
evening for months visit in the
east. A short time will be spent at
st. Paul. before going to Toronto
Ont, where they will be the guests Of
relatives and friends. Enroute back
the trip will be made on the Great
Lakes from Buffalo to Chicago, where
they will be met by their brother.
that place, they will return to their
home here accompanied by Mr..
Rorke.
DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Norman Of
Crookston spent yesterday in the city
visiting friends and relatives They
/ returned to their home last evening
in their car.
Miss Media Rasmussen Of crookston
| spent yesterday in the city as the
guest Of friends.
Mrs. Theodore : Ah1roth . and Mr.. G.
! e. Warmer entertained a company
of friends this afternoon at theatre
party at the Grand in honor Of Mrs.
j. NJ. Marin, Of Huron, S. D., who is
visiting here as the guest Of Mrs. E.
A. Getchell.
| After the performance the party
repaired to the homo Of Mrs. Warrin-
er, 218 Walnut street, where luncheon
larkspur and sweet pease were used
in the home decorations, and after
the repast the hours were spent in
| formally.
Miss Emma Cheering returned to
her home at Larimore yesterday
morning after visiting here and at
with relatives and friends.
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The successful dentists of the day
are those who hold their reputation
above sordid profit, who aim to bene-
ft mankind by the class Of labor they
perform and have ambition to win
the crown Of public commentator.
Dentistry should never be considered
an expense, II well done. It is an
economy, and costs less in dollars
to do than to leave undone. as we'll as
the advantage resulting to ones
health.-Adv.
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Mrs L. K Hassell. III Cottonwood
street, left Sunday evening for Scan
dia, Wis, where shc was called by the
illness Of her sister, Mrs. ]. G. Olson.
Mrs. Harry Burton and daughters,
Mrs. r. A. Wolfe and children. and
Miss Temple Burton, returned, to the
| city Saturday. and will remain here
until after the fa1r.
A company Of young ladies from
Gilby have leased the Burton cottage,
| Gray Gables" for the week.
Discolorations, Tan,