Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-12

Entertain. Governor-Dr. and Mrs.
J.. NJ. Gillette Of University avenue en-
%tertained Governor Frazier at lunch
con. this noon, covers were laid for
four.
Here From Duluth. J. McGovern,
formerly connected with the New
York Life Insurance Co.. In this city,
Is here IN a short business trip. He
will return shortly to his. home in Dur
luth.
Ely Funeral-The funeral for the
late F. L. Ely. who died recently from
an attack Of pneumonia will! be held
from the Ashley undertaking parlors
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. T. H. Gallagher will of1ciate.
General Guild Meets-rhe general
guild Of the Plymouth church will
meet this afternoon after 2 o'clock.
Hostesses will be Mrs. C. w. Warner,
Mrs. s. Cook and Mr.. 6amuels.
marriages are Made'-Here is the
picture rnilitant-the fighting, smash
ing epitome on all that Uncle Sam
of Mr.. Hohenzollern who infest this
land of Liberty. See Peggy Hyland in
Marriages are Made at the Met
ADV.
Holland is Wounded-The local war
department has been informed that T.
n. Loiland, son of U. j. Loiland, has
been wounded in the right leg and
shoulder. Loiland registered from Nc
Lain county. He was wounded in Oc-
tober, the report states.
= rohnso,, ruh;ld n,o. rra.x, 49,
little three-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John johnson of 1915 Interna-
tional avenue, died this morning of
pneumonia. The funeral will be>held
from the Norman undertaking parlors
tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock.
Hilleboe Funeral Held-Funeral
services for Evelyn Hilleboe were
held this afternoon at 2 O'Clock. from
the home Of her mother, Mrs. O.. s.
Hilleboe, on Chestnut street. The
services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Hjelmrevick Of Buxton, and Rev.
David stoeve OF This city.
Wounded in Last Drive-Mrs.
Ragnhild Guam, SIT Chestnut street,
received word from her son Carl E.
Guam, who is with the A. E. F. in
France that he Is now in a base hos
pital recovering from wounds re-
ceived in the last big drive, after go
ing lover the top"
To ATTEND Anniversary-Mr. and
Mrs. A. c. Nelson leave tomorrow for
Fargo to be the week end guests of
Mr.. Nelson's aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl N. Nelson Of that city, who
are to celebrate their twentieth we'd
ding anniversary Sunday.
TTnorn>n,,4@ tM' w., YTx~a r1I-.. r
Hermance, field representative of the
northern division-of the American Red
Cross, spent Tuesday in Grand Forks
He was sent here by the Minneapolis
Il office to consult Professor ]. NJ. Gil.
lette relative to the best methods OF
organizing rural communities fol
community welfare work.
Bazaar Postponed-The bazaa,
which was to be given by the Camp
Fire girls tomorrow evening, has beer
+ postponed until January 3. The affair
will be an Oriental bazaar. and the
!, girls plan to make it more elaborate
number of booths will be added ant
!, more articles will De exhibited.
Were Visiting Here-Lieut. H. A
Anderson Of Fargo was a guest at the
, home of DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Swendi'
! man this week. Lieutenant Anderson
, has charge Of the dental unit Of the
S. A. 7. C. at the Agricultural col
, lege at Fargo and before being called
into the service he was practicins
; with DR.. Swendiman.
Body to Larimore-The body o
John Connolly of East Grand Forks
who died at a local hospital after {
short illness following pneumonia
was shipped last evening to Larimor'
for burial. Funeral services were helt
church, Rev. Father Simpson offici
ated.
r. "A. NJ. Elects Oficers-The fol
lowing officers were elected at the an
nual election of officers Of tn
Corinthian chapter, r. A. NJ. held las
night at the Masonic temple: Excel
king, Willard r. Adams; treasurer. c
Fl. Opsahl; secretary. Chas. Allen
member of building corporation rep
%resenting C%orinthian chapter, w. L
Wilder.
telegram received yesterday by Wal
lace Henry, A. d. Ashead, former
manager Of the Rumley company o
this city, died of pneumonia at hi
home in Winnipeg Tuesday evening
Mr.. Henry expects to leave here Fri
day to attend the funeral which will
be held Saturday morning.
Short Course Announced-An
nouncement was made last night t.
the effect that the short course for tn,
farmers will begin with a meeting IL
Grand Forks, on January 6. and tina
a mass meeting, held for three days
February 5:6-7, will complete thu
course. Courses will be offered IL
Grand Forks, Walsh, Pembina. Ram
sey and Cavalier counties, and in Polk
Marshall, Kittson and Red LAX,
counties in Minnesota.
Arrived TN France-M. Fitzgerald
received word yesterday that his sor
Lawrence had arrived safely in France
after a years service in England
Lawrence Fitzgerald was a member o!
the old machine gun company Of thi:
city and left with that company a veal
ago for foreign service. While on thu
boat he accidently received a wount
and for some time was confined iV
hosnifa1 in Enr1opS m account n,