The Dickinson press., 1917-08-11

Victrola Outfit No. Six with twelve
selections (six double records) $29.5O
easy terms at Greene's. 8-4-tf
Mrs. Davis and the Norman NAL
colin family have arranged to spend
the winter in Bismarck. Mr.. NAL
colin is called there by business con-
venience on account Of his auditing
work for several Cooperative Union
elevators and stores.
Mrs. A. ]. Osborn left the hospital
last Saturday for her home on Fourth
Avenue West. 1t will be three weeks
on oSaturday since she submitted to
an operation, and she is making
slow but sure recovery, being able to
be up for a little while each day.
Miss Veronica Hajny of Sweet
Brown of Gladstone the first of the
week, came to Dickinson on Tuesday
for a short visit with old friends. Miss
Hajny will be back to resume her po-
sition in the Reed Bros. store the first
Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Sweeney well
coined as their guests on Thursday.
the formers sister, Miss Katherine
Sweeney and her two nephews, JOS
eph and Martin Brewer Of La Crosse,
Wis, who will visit here for about
two weeks, and later go to Glendive,
Mont, to see other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Horn had a
social farewell gathering at their
home on Seventh Avenue West on
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Annie Foran of Wisconsin, who de-
parted for, her home on Wednesday
after a visit of a month at the Horn
residence.
The August business meeting of the
Red Cross was held Tuesday evening
in the Commercial Club rooms. Bills
were presented and money was voted
for their payment. Ways and means
of raising funds were discussed. A
very interesting report was read by
Mrs. Poland, chairman of the work
committee, concerning the work of
the chapter during the past year.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Perkins and
daughter, Miss Mildred, returned last
Friday after an absence of two
months from the city. They spent
over a month in Boston, where the
doctor made a special study of chill
dren's diseases in the hospitals and
later visited in New York City, Min
neapolis and Red Wing. They also
enjoyed a trip on the Great Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Walsh enter
tanned as guests for several days the
past week, Mr.. Walsh's sister, Mrs.
David BERTHE, Mrs. Walsh's sisters,
Mesdames L. C. Walsh and Kortoff,
and their nephew, J. J. Walsh, and
little J. ]. Jr., all of Minneapolis.
They came over the Red Trail in a
Ford car and are on their way to the
Yellowstone Park. They expected to
stop off again on their return trip.
Miss Beth johnson returned on
Wednesday from her summer school
work in Grand Forks. For a week,
following the closing session, she was
a guest of Miss Verle Jensen at
Maple Lake, MINI. Miss Johnson's
brothers, H. T. and Ward, left on
their western tour on Monday, as
planned. They will be gone two
months and will make it an especial
point to see their brother, Watt, at
Salt Lake City.
Fred Bass of Rochester, MIMI, ar
rived in Dickinson on Wednesday for
a, short.yisit and inspection of the
country Mr.. aBss is in the rooming
house business but finds it very quiet
at this season Of the year. He stated
that DR.. Will Mayo recently returned
from Washington and it was under
stood that he would soon leave for
France. It is also understood that
DR.. Judd, a brother-in-law, is also go
ing to give service in the hospitals of
France. DR.. Clark Mayo is expected
to remain with the Mayo hospital at
Rochester.
A. P. Ellian and Miss Maysie Sher-
lock returned on Tuesday from a two
weeks visit at the homes Of Miss
Sherlock's mother, Mrs. Mary Sher-
lock, and brother Thomas, south of
Miles City, Mont, having made the
trip via auto. They were accom-
panied back as far as South Heart by
Mrs. Frank Kruger, sister Of Miss
Sherlock, who was also a guest at the
home Of her mother. Miss Agnes
Sherlock, who accompanied them out
took very i'll, and was obliged to re.
main in Miles City. She will return
to Dickinson as o as she is sufi-
GENTLY recovered. Mr.. Ellian states
that his brother, Harvey, who left
him at Miles City for Salt Lake City
Utah, to enlist in the navy, was to be
transferred this week to San Fran
cisco. He ID an experienced seaman
. having served in the navy before.