Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-07
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Junior Pupils Will
Register TOMORROW

Registration in the junior depart
ment of the Wesley college conserva-
tory will begin. tomorrow, and in prep
aration for the event, instructors OF
city today and will hold q conferences
this evening. Miss Adelaide Okell.
who is to head the department, will
arrive In the city from the east in time
to attend the conference, at which
plans for the years work in this de-
partment of the college are to be out
lined.
Mrs. o. y. Kerlin. formerly matron
of Sayre hall at the University of
North Dakota, who has spent the sum
mer at Pembina with her daughter,
tomorrow will take up her duties as
registrar at the city studio of the con-
servatory department.
Miss Agnes Fagstad, q member of
the Junior faculty, who has been at
Orr during the summer, and. Miss
Rhoda Larmour Of Larimore, who is
to be one of the new instructors in this
department, are here for the confer
ence tonight. and other members Of
the faculty are expected to arrive late
today.
Mrs. r. w. Mokler, her daughters.
Harriet and Irene, and son, Harvard,
of 1922 International avenue nave re-
turned from Roberts, Wis, where
they visited at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Hunt, the latter being
the former Miss Muriel Patterson of
this city. Harvard Mokler spent the
summer at Roberts. his mother and
sisters joining him there for a visit of
two weeks.
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Nfre @,,;1o - A.
block returned last evening from
Denver, Colo. where she has been
visiting her daughter.
Max Taubert of this city has been
entertaining his sisters. Misses Martha
and Emma Taubert, and his brothers,
Carl and Edward Taubert, of Cassel-
ton during the week. The party mo
tored over and returned yesterday.
Miss Martha Taubert will go to Lari-
more tomorrow to begin her duties as
of music and drawing I'M
the public schools on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. M. Gillette and
their daughter, who have spent the
last three months at their : summer
home at Turtle River. Mimi. are ex-
pected to return to town tomorrow.
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son, Donald, who have been guests of
Mrs. Halvorson's mother, Mrs. Coutts
Ike avenue, will leave tomor-
morning for their home at Minot.
Mrs. Halvorson and her son have been
at Henning and Lake Darling, Mimi,
since late In April and came here to
visit about three weeks ago.
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Miss Sue Virgins has returned from
a fhran yUaaRas xyo1n<{N~ ,ylcSt A. 49, |
deem. 8. D.,.and the Twin Cities.
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Mrs. Jack Bartness and her
small son and daughter went to Far
gus Falls, Mimi, today, to spend a
fortnight with Mrs. Bartness' mother
Mrs. ]. Wentworth.
Mrs. George Rethemeier of Emera-
do. accompanied by her mother-in-
Mrs. George Rethemeier, Sr.,I
who has been visiting At Emerado for
some time were in the city last nieht1
enroute to@the home OF the latter IA
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
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Mrs. Sam Camplain, formerly Miss
Mary Fishman Of this City, has ar
rived from Redf1eld, g.. D., to visit for !
several weeks with her parents, Mr..
ana MRS. M. Ffshman, Of S14 Inter-
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Section / Of st. Paul's Episcopal
Guild will give a parcel post and dairy
social nex Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs. Guild
and their friends are invit-
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Mrs. I. A. Raymond and her daugh-l
ter, Miss Marjorie Logan. of Tacoma,
wash who have been here for sever
days to visit Mrs. Raymond's
brother and si~ster-in-law, MI. and
Mrs. e. j.. Densmore, of South Fourth
street. will leave today for the Twin
Cities. -.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Dorothy
Alexander, Of st. Paul, who is visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Alexander, of South Fifth
street. gave a matinee. party at the
Grand theater for Marjorie Logan.
With the honor guest, Miss Myrtle
Roadhouse, Lucille Wilson and Har-
riet Fee. were entertained.
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Mrs. Ed. Clements Of GAINESVILLE,
Mimi, is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ell. Blair at their farm near EN-
erado.
CONSERVING MOTHER