Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-29
Miss Agnes Peterson Of data who
will leave on Monday for Seattle, to

Miss Agnes Peterson Of ojata who
will leave on Monday for Seattle, to
be married to John Norby, was the
honor guest at two attractive
. .sno~ et ~. y yams u; MRS f 3 g :1 %ere
brought to the bride-elect q number
Of gifts in silver, china and glass. In
the afternoon q group Of young wo-
mon were entertained at Mrs. john
sons home, for Miss Peterson, and in
the evening the young people of the
Swedish Lutheran church entertained
for her. Assisting Mrs. johnson
johnson and Miss Esther Peterson.
The rooms were decorated with red
and white peonies.
Lieutenant o. o. Hagen. with Mrs.
Hagen and their little child, who
have been visiting the formers sis
ters, the Misses Hagen of the Bel
terday for a brief visit with Lieut..
Hagen's brother, Ed. Hagen. They
continued on from there last night.
to an eastern seaport. where Lieut..
Hagen, who is on active naval duty,
will embark. Mrs. Hagen who came
here to meet him, will return to- her
home in San Fransico. Lieut..
North sea for the last fourteen
months, and vas granted a brief fur
Tough.
Miss Frances Jorgenson entertained
her music students at her home on
Cottonwood street last night. Twelve
girls were in the party. and they had
49, ,vA-j - zo - ~ II va,,o{N Mise,
Lillian Rasmussen assisted in serving
refreshments.
Mrs. Chas. Aurland stopped here
for a short visit last plight with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. +. Voigt, of north Third
street. Mrs. Aurland was enroute to
her home at Minot, from Shorehan,,
Mimi, where she had spent a couple
Of weeks. She attended the annual
Eastern Star convention at Fargo,
being a past grand matron of the
North Dakota chapter. and afterward
went over to the lake.
The measuring, weighing, n
testing of children of pre-school age,
in accordance with the health depart
ment of the North Dakota council of
defense orders, will be done at Devils
Lake, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of mex week. Mrs. A. M.
Powell, county chairman, has ap-
pointed the following clubwonlen to
assist in the work: Monday-Mes-
Geno. Observation-Disclosures Kreakey.
Gillian, Clark Kelley, John Wallace,
]. NJ. Chidister. Wednesday-Mes-
DANES Carpenter. O. G.. Thomas, Hale
Jennie Mann, and Holmes. 4.
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Lieut.. John A. Johnson. who has
been stationed with the medical corps
at Fort Riley, is here on a brief fur
Tough, while awaiting orders. Lieut..
Johnson formerly was a physician of
this city, having practiced with DR..
G. ]. Gislason.
Mrs. H. Fl. Healy and daughter,
Miss Eleanor Healy. left this morning
for Maple Lake. where they will
spend the m Mrs. g. st. John
Perrott and her family will occupy the
Healy home during the summer.
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Mrs. Fred Scott who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ahlroth Of
Walnut street for several weeks, re-
turned to her home at Duluth this
morning.
Miss Dagney Berg gave a picinc in
ISANSloIuS L i last iI5AAl " AIS
Astrid Thorgrimsen of st. Paul, who
is here visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. H. E.. Thorgrimsen. There were
ten guests. ~
Mrs.-M. j. Jones has returned to
Crookston' to reside with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Robertson, while
her husband, Captain Jones is in
France. Mrs. Jones formerly was
Z Miss Ethel Pnhorfcor or1 &c lS~o1yN
here. She has been with her hus-
band at Camp Lewis, near Tacoma, for
some time, but he recently left for
overseas service with a sanitary train,
comprising an ambulance corps and
hospital supply company.
X +
Miss Marie Sattler returned this
morning from Minneapolis. where she
has been attending school. Miss Sat-
tier has been taking French and 9TH
er special subjects at the University
Of Minnesota, and has been studying
music in st. Paul. Recently she has
been a guest at a house party at Nye,
Wisconsin.
Rev. Jonathan Watson will leave
for Bemidji tomorrow noon, to be the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. G. r. jacob
and other friends until next Friday
night.
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The Misses Mary and Vera Wamp.
Ter of Austin are the guests Of Miss
Alta Hotter, 1901 Walnut.
Eat potatoes instead of bread. Pc.
tatoes are cheaper than, bread and
just as nourishing.
The per capita weekly consumption
of potatoes in Germany is 16 quarts;
in Austria-Hungary, 8 quarts; while
in the United States it is only 2.3.
HEMSTITCHING
1oc and lac PEI yard
MRS. L WHITING
R1atky Blk.
Grand Forks, n. D.
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