Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-22

tons came from persons not solicited
and this is greatly appreciated by the
women in charge Of this work. The
money raised at these sales will be
used to provide for the members of
to the front.
A series Of these sales will be held
at h different stores Of the city dur
ing the next few weeks, the next one
being at h Ontario store on Saturday
afternoon.
Walter Olson Of Redwood Falls.
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. c.
Miss Edith Whitman of the Dinnie
block has returned from Fargo, where
she visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. I. johnson and
Grover and Denxel Holt Of Blabon.
motored to the city and are the guests
Hitchcock, University avenu They
returned today And they were accom-
panied by Mrs. Raymond R. Hitch
cock, who will enjoy q weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. A.
Holt at Blabon. 10
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Mrs. r. A. Sprague, city food in
spector, left last evening for Mandan
whore she will tell Of her work at the
ems clubs Of tho seventh district. Mrs.
sprague will probably talk to the pup
lis of the schools Of Mandan regard.
ing her work..
Miss Ruby Crothers of New Rock
ford. who won third place in the dec.
lamation contest, returned to- her
home on Sunday. While here Miss
Crothers was the guest Of Miss Olive
Mills at Larimore hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Geist, Miss Ma.
bel Westacott, Floyd Westacott
George K. Monroe. Fred Gutneckt and
MI. Byrne motored to the Westacott
farm at Marvel for an outing on Sun.
day.
Miss Pearl St. Adams returned to
her home at C%rookston yesterday
after spending the week end here al
the guest of Miss Elisabeth Bertrand
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In connection with the regula,
meeting of the Ladies' Aid society or
Wednesday afternoon at the First
Baptist church, q missionary program
which Mrs. Vernon p. Squires has In
charge. will be given. This will be ar
exceptionally interesting program and
it is especially desired that all mem.
bers attend this meeting. The usua'
social time will follow the program
and the members Of the May Circle
will be hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Cameron o,
Lakota, returned to their home thi,
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
have spent the week here as guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Madsen. Sixth av'
enue
Mrs. "A. Lundy of ,1nkster, wa,
among the visitors at the Rcd Cros'
headquarters yesterday. Mrs. Lundy
was seeking information in regard tc
the work in view Of forming a circle
in her home town to do some Of the
work needed by the Red Cross.
Miss Ada starkweather and Mis-.
Margaret O'Connell of Minneapolis
who have been week end guests At the
local Y. w. c. A.. returned to their
homes last evening. Miss starkweath'
er is economic secretary Of the North
Minneapolis. and has been visiting
the associations In this part Of hel
field. Miss o'connell is town and
country secretary for the Minneapolis
association.
Mrs. s. O. Bidne Of, Obsron, N. D.
who al the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. e
L. Egermayer. 40 Gertrude avenue
for several days, went to Fargo ,tc
spend the week end with, her mother
and sister. From Fargo. Mrs. Bidne
will go to eastern points to enjoy ar
extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kaneen ant
children. Ill Seward avenue, have re
turned from Minneapolis, where the.
have been guests of Mr.. Kaneen'i
mother. Mrs. Alice Kaneen. for thu
past few weeks.
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Week end visitors at the Kappa Al
pha Theta chapter house, Hamlint
avenue, were the Misses Ruth ant
Mary hoffman, Theresa Toombs ant
Eilene Olson Of Grafton. Hsle,
!Featherstone and Ruth snyder Of Val!
Icy City. Ethel Dopking ndsF1orenc'
swengel Of Bathgato. These .younl
women were here 70 take part in tn
It is not a pleasant. faet 70 msntio,
that neither the people Of Russia or o.
the United States suficisntly realize
the serious nature Of the war aitua'
ton, or of the awful penalties tina
would follow final Succes0 by Ger
many. It would mean world dominion
BY IN s1eseAinG3yA dFpel Autossac,
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