Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-19
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WAIlIeI CIlS SSVeEeQ TclduOHS
with the Mentor Red Cross auxiliary
have held their weekly meetings all
winter hong and nov there are rumors
abroad concerning the classes which
are to- be formed for summer work.
Last Sunday afternoon a patriotic
meeting was held in Buhn's park to
which crowds Of people motored in
from the neighboring places. The
principal speaker of the afternoon was
Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon Of Chicago.
Mrs. Sheldon Is a Red Cross nurse
from Belgium and She spoke on her
experience with the Hun. It ID need
less to say that she brought a valu-
able message to her audience. The
Honorable W. J. Nolan Of Minneapolis
then delivered q stirring address on
what every citizen should do to win
the war. Mr.. Nolan dwelt largely on
the political question which is now 80
vital to this country.
Mr.. W. A. Burns, Miss Doris Burns,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Matters, MI. and
Mrs F. Floodeen, and Earl Burns
Of Fargo, and Miss Aleda Melby Of
Grand Forks, spent Sunday at the
Burns cottage on Washington Heights.
Mrs. Matters and Mrs. Floodeen were
both formerly Grand Forks girls. Mrs.
Matters was formerly Miss Pearl
Burns. and Mrs. Floodeen was Miss
Mary Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Floodeen
will speht two weeks at the Burns
cottage. -
Mrs. Geo. Gets and family Of Grand
Forks are spending the summer In
the Gitby cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Hhfvorseth and
family Of, Donaldson, have opened
Ftheir cottage, for the summer.
A group Of Camp Fire girls from
Fosston. spent two weeks in the An
idrewB' outage on Washington Heights
Mrs. Cormontine acted as guardian OF
the group. The girls returned to
Foeston Monday evening. The party
included Mhses Alice Bolstad, Joyce
SON, Laura P%aulson, Allen Olson,
Laura Halvorson, Amanda Hanson
Isabelle Olson and Irene Waller.
Nj. and Mrs. B. Levihs and daugh.
ter Florence Of Crookstoh have opened
their summer home. Miss Airline
Price Of orookston, will spend the
summer at the Levins' cottage.
Mrs. A. M. 1ommen and Mis-.
Dagney Hasse1 Of Grand Forks, speh,
the week. at the Hassel cottage. The,
were Joined over Sunday. by Mr.
l 1OmInen, myA ~. A. fntnQf
Miss Ia xnev IN Mondav snd ~,
viii spend the summer at their cottage
Mrs. r. #. Haseifud and faniiv -
Croohston. opened their cottage n,
the season on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrx Tom. swi1o,,r -
Grand Forks. ara anendfnr a 9au1 d.x,
in the Melbv cottage m The He,rht
Mrs. M. H. Redick OF Grand Forks
has az her guests Mrs. A. A. Bradle,
Of willistun ana Georee Redick n
Grand Forks.
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onrnad tha,r nn+ts.. m, rsn,, ,as
Helahta for the seesnn,
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Grand Forks, have rented ths VIA
cottage, for six weeks.
! Mr.. and Mr. GeorrA tys,tch a.
Misses Boyrnn. risvsil anG rst,n On :
) Grand Fosrs sasnt' ~ sn go nemp :
Buhn's hotel.
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..lHelen of CrooFsfnn hava nnane
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. Is their r,,ests ovsr s,,nd.v NJ. a
Mr.. Harvey Nisrer and 90, pohar
. 81. ana Mr. + s. Rsrtsr AVA "er
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4 Forks and maze the =.
sre a 1t .uhi ION Lake;
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