The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-27
SOCIETY
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Edward B. Johnson of McClusky was
q Bismarck visitor yesterday.
4 W. r. c. Meets
The Bismarck Womens Relief
Corps held meeting in the Knights
OF Pythias hall at 2:30 this afternoon:
Back From Lisbon
Mrs. F. P. Cole and baby have re-
Gently returned from months stay
in Lisbon where they went to see
Mrs. Coles mother who was i'll.
= Leaves Hospital
Mrs. Hattie E: Sempel, former edi
tress of the Kuhn Messenger, has left
the Bismarck hospital, where she was
confined for several days, and is rap
idly regaining her strength. r..
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az Here from -Reaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Marcellus, son
and daughter were here Wednesday
and visited with Mrs. Marcellus of
Seventh street, the formers mother.
Little Beryl, who has been SICK is
greatly improved. "
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~ To Leave Monday
Miss Alice Knott and Miss Frances
Hughes will leave for a vacation out
ing Monday. Miss Knott goes to Ana
moose to visit relatives and friends
and Miss Hughes will spend some
time in Sharon and then visit other
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Will Go To Minnesota
Mrs. A. P. Lenhart, her daughter,
Miss Hazel, and Master Walter Len
hart, have arranged to leave next
week for Glenwood, Mimi, where they
will spend some time at the summer
hotel there They will also visit rel
atives in that vicinity.
Insurance Folk Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Scott of Fargo
and d. B. Ninde of Fort Wayne, Ind,
have been guests at the Mckenzie for
couple of days. Messrs Scott and
Ninde are connected with thesL LINCOLN
Life OF Fort Wayne, Ind which re-
Gently absorbed the Pioneer Life Of
Fargo.
Enjoyable Trip.
Miss Harriet FalcOner, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Falconer; Miss En-
ma Mccartney, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. McGarvey, and Miss Elsie
Smith, write friends that they are en-
joying the stay at Detroit Lake and
that before they return they will also
visit the twin cities and other points
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N. 3. A. Picnic.
Bismarck Modern Brotherhood OF
America, lodge No. 1913, will hold a
picnic at Fox's grove Sunday. Mem
Sbers and their families are cordially
Invited to attend: cars will leave the
mi B. AZ han at 10 a. m. The com
mittee in 2charge consists of Ida
Brown, Sofia Czernski, Phoebe CZern-
ski and Irene Renner.
Left for Home.
Mrs. Gary of Los Angeles, Cal, who
the south and other places, visiting
New Orleans, had ended a visit at
Regan, where she was the guest Of
! her sister, Mrs. Walter Graham, and
family. Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
ham brought Mrs Gary down to Bis
/, marck automobile and from here
\ ;she departed Sfors her home in Los
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~ To Graduate From Normal Il
Miss Effie BrOehl, one of the night
school students, in whom the tsach-
ers take SO much pride, will return
here in about ten days with diplo-
ma, from the Valley City Normal, and
in the fall will teach school near Will
ton. Miss Broehl has made great
progress, and when she comes to Bis
marck at the close of school the
teachers and students who are here
will celebrate the event.
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Guest Of Miss TatIey
Miss Freda Sidell and Miss Zelda
Hanson, both of Chicago, are guests
of Miss Clara Tatley of the Annex.
Miss Tatley and they were class
4 mates While students in the musical
conservatory at Northwestern ! Uni
versity,, and they expect to remain
with Miss Tatley for some time. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Tatley expect to take
their daughter and her guests to De-
troit by automobile where they will
spend some time at the lakes.