Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23
Personal Mention

MlSo Etnel H8lcH0W OF the extension
department OF the university, return
ed last evening from q weeks tour.
during which time she gave programs
kof readings at Grace City, Brantford.
and Jamestown. Miss Halcrow Wa to
have read at McClusky and New
Rockford. but these dates were can
lcelled on account OF q fever epidemic
at McClusky.
At Jamestown, Prof. Walter Bonnie,
of Jamestown college acted as accom-
PIANIST for Miss Halcrow. and he gave
several original compositions which
he had arranged to suit Miss Hal
crows readings.
Several social functions were given
in Miss Halerow's honor during her
stay in the different places. At Grace
City, Mrs. William bradley entertain-
cd at an evening gathering. Mrs. H.
M. Burns and Mrs. c. A. Frisco of
Brantford entertained while she was
at Brantford.
Mrs. A. e. Rowan Of Jamestown
entertained at dinner on Friday and
ling gave q tea in honor Of Miss Hal
crow. Mrs. 8. A. Parslow. matron at
Jamestown college, entertained at an
afternoon gathering for Miss Fialcrow
at the college on Saturday afternoon.
Or. II. a. beard OF Fargo, who Will
come to the city this evening to assist
In organizing the Red Cross chapter,
Will be the guest Of Rev. and Mrs.
during his visit here.
Miss Aim. Treaey. who has spent
the past four months in California
with her mother and sister, Mrs.
Richard Treacy and Miss Mae Treacy.
former residents Of this city, will re-
tut to this city in a short time to
resume her work. Miss Treacy is now
visiting In Portland as the guest of
Eileen Neville Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il: J. schr.pp. and
family, AIS North Seventh street, will
leave this evening for Great Falls.
Mont. where they will make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. schrapps have
made their home here for the past
yer, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McNulty,
400 North Seventh street, have "a
their guest for a few weeks, Mrs.
McNulty's sister. Miss G~enevieve
Noonenacker Of st. Paul.
MI. and Mrs.. Leroy : E. Meor.w
have returned from their wedding
trip to the twin cities, ana for the
present will make their home with
Mrs. McGraw's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
j. P. Kennedy, 1115 University ave-
nue.. .
Mrs. J. p. Butler and sons, John
and Clarence Of Brockett, N. D.. are
weekend guests at the home Of Mr..
ana Mrs. M. 3. Butler, 1924 Wash
ington street.
Mrs. L. B. Haucke Of Mortlack,
Sask., Is spending the week in the city
visiting friends and attending to bust
ness matters.
DR.. ]. Grassick and daughter, Miss
Jessie Grassick. South Fifth street,
reached home this morning from their
winters visit at st. Petersburg. Fla,
DR.. and Miss Grassick left here carly
in January and en- route south on
joyed visits in the cities. Most Of the
winter was spent in st. PETERSBURG.
They visited at several points, en-
route home, and one Of the pleasures
was the trip up the Mississippi river
to st. Louis.
Mrs. l.. J. Kenney and DAUGHTER.
ASAOJ1 111 ANVIL 00VSIlll
street, who have spent the winter
months in California, will not return
to their home here until the middle of
June. Mr.. Kenney will meet his wife
and daughter in Portland, Ore, and
will accompany them home from that
city.
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Miss F1surine Dalrymple Of Mime
apolts. who has been the guest Of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. NJ. Smith, 702 Belmont ave
niue. for the past few weeks. will re-
turn to her home tomorrow noon.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Tom Moore. 4os Yer
non avenue, have had as their CUES,
for the past few days, Mrs. May N,
Fuller of Minot. Mrs. Fuller has been
visiting in Minneapolis and stopped
here for a short visit before going
home. Mr.. Fuller will continue hel
visit tomorrow.