Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-25
Personal Mention

Mrz. A. q. AL and daughter. Fern.
SIS Chestnut street, have returned
from Ethr1dge, Mont, whore they
have spent the past few weeks with
Mn Aal's brother, Lane Nelson MI.
Nelson was injured in an auto acci-
dent ana as a result Of the injuries
passed away On Sunday. Mr.. w. 9:
Nelson. who accompanied Mrs Aa1
to Ethritge. win remain there o h
summer, with her daughter-in-hw,
Mrs LAne Nelson Floyd Nelson Of
LArimore and Ward Nelson Of Devils
Lake. brothers Of tho deceased. went
to Ethridge to attend the funeral. and
they accompanied MrA AL on her re-
turn.
Mis-. r1eur.ns D.lrymp1e Of Mime
apofs, who has been the guest Of her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mira f. NJ Smith, 7e1 Belmont .
nue.. for the past few weeks. returned
to her home today.
Mrs.. J. H 1asnos. 81 North Eighth
street, 10 entertaining as her guest for
. few weeks, Mira Y. Hendrtckson Of
81 Paul
Mr.. H. q. 1ick Of Cavalier: pr...-
dent Of tho North Dakota federation
Of womens' clubs. was a visitor in the
city last evening. and continued her
journey home this morning. Nrs. Mick
spent yesterday in Fargo attending q
meeting Of tho federation executive
board.
Mr.. .nd nn. y. T.. MONTGOMERY
and daughter. Ina. Of Forest River.
will come to the city On Friday. and
win spend tho week end here ~ the
guest Of Mrs. Montsomery's mother.
Mrs. Chesine searle. so4 North
Fifth street.
Miss Mary M,fu,scky Of Tabor,
visiting friends ana attending to bust
ness matterh
Mr.. and Mrs.. 3. L. Kermott, 81
Chestnut street, have as their guest
for a part Of the summer Mr.. Ksr-
motifs mother. Mrs.. M. II. Kermott.
months at Walhalla with her daush-
tor, Mrs.. c. e. Walker.
Nj. and Mrs. P. 4. Lowe, SOS North
Fourth street, have a. their guests
for = few days their daughter. Mrs.
Fred ouisley, and baby daughter: Of
Minot.
Mrs. o. L. Kermctt and baby daush-
ter, Lilly, Of Towner. who have spent
the past week here as the guests OF
Mrs. Kermotts parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Kaufman. 215 North Eighth
street. will return home tomorrow
morning.
Mr.. and Mr. Gus n. Meyers, who
have spent b winter months in Cali
1ornia, are expected to reach this city
the later part Of the week. During
their stay in California, Mr.. and Mrs..
Myers have visited practically all Of
the places Of interest and the i'm
portant cities.
Mrs W. G. Bek, state inspector Of
the p. e. o. sisterhood, went to Mi
not yesterday. where she will spend
few days attending to official bust
mess matters.
Miss Frances Wicker, InternAtion-
q .avenue, has returned from Illinois.
whore she was called by the death Of
her father, ]. v. Wicker, formerly
a resident Of this city. Mrs. o. A.
Olson and son, Frederick, who accom-
panied Miss Wicker to Illinois, will
not return to the city for a few weeks
longer.
nr.l Car, wright, 70. South Fifth
street, has returned to her homo here
from Macomb. Ill, her former home,
where she spent WI weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mr.. S. FRIEDMAN Of Wal
nut street. have as their guest for a
few days Mira Friedman's brother,
L Stern Of st Paul
Mrs. z. I. Kirkpatrick and son,
Richard, 800 South Fourth street.
will leave Saturday noon for Mime
apolis, where they Will spend a week
as the guest Of friends before going
to Springfield, Ill, where they viii
spend several weeks as the guests Of
relatives. At Peoria, Ill. they will
be the guests Of Mn Kirkpatrick's
son-tn-law and daughter, Nj. and
MrA. Richard Clark. Before return
ing to this city, Nn Kirkpatrick viii
enjoy q visit with rslattvos in Chi
cGeo.
slGrz. 8. F. Ha1fyard and daughter,
Wannifred, returned to their home at
St Thomas yesterday morning, after
spending the weekend here as the
gdasts Of Mr. and NnL Gus East1und,
MI Chestnut street
II. .na Mr.. Fr.d 3. H.rrs,t q,
Thief River Fa11s, Nina, returned to
their home last svsnfng sfter spend
weekend hero rs the guests