The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-04

Of James f. Hayes and family.
# Miss Florence Hayes, who has
been teaching at Spruce Grove, ar
rived home Monday where she viii
spend the holidays with the home
folks. 4, p &:F ..@5
John Mckee was a Bemidji visitor
Christmaa>day. %--as%!". ,r1.>
Il Miss Lydia Hayes Of the Bemidj
normal school is spending the holi'
days with her parents.
Everett Wynne returned to 'h1s
business at Nebish Wednesday.
Erie Lostrude, who has been work
ing in .Bemidji, spent Christmas with
the home folks. ~ = T..
y Mrs. J. w. Mckee and Dorothy
went to Bemidji Monday where they
had a~delightful time over Christ
mas. They returned Saturday.
Miss Alice jacobson, who teaches
- in the Pony Lake school, is spending
the holidays with home folks.
Mrs. Myrtle Bell Spore and chill.
dren, Ethel, Howard, Harland and
Richard, spent from Monday until
Thursday IN. Bemidji, the guests OF
Mrs. Spores daughter, Mrs. William
Staples. -~.
Joseph Jadlowski spent Christmas
with the home folks. He returned to
his work at Deer River Wednesday.
1.-THE Night Before Christmas" in
spirit and letter was celebrated at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Kelm. A real Christmas dinner was
served at 6 O'Clock Christmas eve.
Afterward the beautifully decorated
tree was lighted and the presents
were distributed, much to the de-
light Of all present. Stories, songs,
recitations and feasting on goodies
made the evening pass all too quick
ly. The guests were Mr.. and MRS.
James F. Hayes, Misses Florence,
Lydia, Edith and Esther Hayes and
Hans shei of Reserve, Mont.
The Christmas spirit was at par
and above, in the House OF Hayes on
Christmas Day. A roast goose din
ner, a Ia England, was served at 4
o'clock. Two games, "Charades"
and t'Who Am II" were played with
much zeal. One Of the interesting
charades was Edith Hayes dressed
to represent two European cities.
Arthur M. Grape was the correct
guesser. Songs, recitations and the
reading of"Bird's Christmas Carol
added much to the evenings enjoy
ment. Toe cream and cake were
served at II O'Clock and before the
folks could realize 1t, midnight had
passed and we realized 1t was time
to depart The guests were Arthur
M. Grape and Hans Shei, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Kelm and their little
sons, Heinie, Fred and Frank.
The Socialist local will meet In
the Deer Lake school Sunday, jan
uary s, at 1880 o'clock. Everybody
welcome.
J. w. Mckee was a Bemidji Wis
itor from Thursday until Saturday.
Arthur M. Grape was Puposky
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Anna Olson arrived Saturday
and spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckee.
Miss Mary Mckee celebrated the
holidays by having the measles.
y Miss Viola Luke of Bemidji Is
spending few days with Mrs. Myr.
tie Bell Spore. ...,.
! Misses Ethel spore and Edith and
Esther Hayes spent Friday at the
home of Arthur M. Grape, their for
~mer teacher. >>-a
Garfield Akerberg of Bemidji was
q Liberty visitor Sunday.
James F.. Hayes was Wilton WIS.,
itor Saturday.
Abe and Roy Montieth are fire.
quent visitors at Wilton. They are
hauling lath bolts to Scribner.
!. Noting and quoting the Debs cor
respondent of last week: "Why Is
it that some people will be so un-
mannerly as to laugh and talk while
children are speaking or singing?''
! Why is it? Rude, crude, uncultured
and insolent as 1t is to do so while
adults are contributing their bit for
entertainment, it is cruel to do SO
when children are performing. Ger
|tainly, those who do it are very
much lacking in the most elementary
principles of politeness. Will every
body whom 'the shoe fits kindly
put it on?
Wilbur Smith and Roy Montieth
were the sponsors for a dance Sat
2urday night at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Thompson in Maple Ridge.
Notwithstanding the severe cold
weather, a goodly crowd turned out
and everybody had most enjoyab!e
time. COLLATION. was served at mid
night duu oVolyUOu udASou uAIAi
the "sma' wee hours O. the morn
ing" Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Champy Pietri, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Pietri, Mrs. Bird Church, Mrs.
Kloos, Misses Stella Tostrude, Viola
Luke, Anna Olson, Florence Hayes,
Esther Hayes, Lulu st. Peter, Marie
Kloos, Fred Welted, Roy Montieth,
Wilbur Smith, Oscar Thompson, Ru-
dolph Kloos, Nicky Kloos, Charles
Mckee, Hans Shei and John Mckee.
Myrick St. Peter furnished the mu-
sic.
Last Saturday afternoon, while
George Pierce was chatting with a
group of acquaintance at Dahrs
siding, he slipped and fell. While
he said he was not hurt, yet it was
necessary to take him into the camp
while J. w. Mckee went for a con-
veyance to take him home. George
was expected to help furnish the
music at the dance but was not
able to go with his neighbors and
friends. An hour or so later, he
passed into the Great Beyond. The
county coroner was summoned Sun
j day and gave the cause as heart
trouble. go
-