Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-29
Personal Mention

Miss Eleanor Tetslof Of st. Peter.
Mimi. is expected to reach the city
in few days and will spend some
time here as the guest Of her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Rheinhart, 625 North Fifth street.
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Earl Nordlund, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
N. Nordlund. sol North Third street,
has gone to Winnipeg, where he has
accepted a position in the mail order
department of the Eaton company.
Mr. and Mrs Gus Myers, who have
been spending the winter at various
points in California. are now visiting
friends at Oakland. They expect to
start home in a short time and will
reach here about the middle Of the
month.
Word was received yesterday from
Rochester. Mimi, saying that Mrs.
Hans Gaustad has undergone very
successful operation and that she was
doing as we'll as could be expected.
Friends Of Mrs. Gaustad will be pleas
ed to hear this news.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Libby, South
Sixth street, are expected to return
from Minneapolis. where they have
and pleasure mission.
Misse. Doris : West. + J. Olive Baird
Hazel Shirk and Myrtle Spicer of
Schurmeier. are spending the week
end in the city. taking the eighth
grade completion examinations at the
county court house. They are ac-
companied by their teacher, Miss
Hazel Breed.
Miss Lena Benta of Minot and Mrs.
A. D. Gibson Of Backoo are among
the visitors in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Smith, Mrs.
Fred Stallman and Miss Ruth Snyder
meeting Of the Eastern Star in Crook
ston last evening. A large class was
taken into the order, and after the
ceremonies a banquet was enjoyed.
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Mrs. N. Bertrand Of this city spent
yesterday in Crookston visiting with
friends at her former home.
MISS Catherine Roger. who is at
tending St. GATHERINGS college at st.
Paul. will come to her home here to
spend her Easter vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Roger,
SIS University avenue.
Miss Margaret White and Miss
Mary Trepanier, who are also stu
dents at st. GATHERINGS. will not come
home for the vacation, but will spend
will visit with friends.
Mis-. Gertrude Cunningham. { prin-
cipal Of the high school at Hatton.
will spend her Easter holidays in the
city as the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
A. Cunningham. She will reach the
city the latter part Of next week.
Mrs. W. e. y p.lonms, J: 511 North
Fourth street, has returned from Ell
dora. Ia. whore she enjoyed a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Walsh.
Mrs: Delong was accompanied home
by her brother, Loren e. Calder, OF
Moose Jaw. Sask., who was also visit
ing Mrs. Walsh. Mr. Calder spent q
few days visiting his mother; Mrs M.
A. Calder, who makes her home with
Mrs. Delong. En- route to his home
at Moose Jaw, Mr.. Calder enjoyed a
visit with another sister, Mrs. W. J.
McAllen Of Minot.
Miss Edith Aitken of Park River.
and Miss Laura Olson Of sarles, Will
go to their homes to spend their va
cations. Both young women are stu
oentS II wesley conservatory.
Miss Grace Delong will come from
Fertile. MINI. on Friday evening and
Will spend her Easter vacation here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. =.
DslonS. 611 North Fourth street.
Miss Louise Dusgan, 2o4 North
Sixth street, who 10 teaching at Man
dan this year, will not come home for
the Easter holidays, but will spend
the time at Mandan.
Miss Duggan recently took lead
Ing part In the play. "The Fortune
Hunter" which was put on by home
talent for the benefit Of the Mandan
library.
Miss Duggan was very enthusiastic.
ally received, and was presented with
several bouquets in appreciation Of
her work. Miss Duggan took IN ac-
tive part in the Sock and Buskin So
course.
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4tsD Eleanor Hainzl, who has been
the guest Of her brothsr-in-lav and
sastsr. Mr. and Nrs. r. "A. Bitsan, $50
.Univsrslty avenue. for the past two
weeks, exDscted to return to her
home - Carlos. Mimi, ON Saturday.
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Ms. Mary Maloney and daughter,
Mis- Susan Maloney, have written to
friends here that they are enjoying
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