Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-21
Mrs. H. rhoraldson ana daughter.
Miss Clair T~horaldson. have returned
from Lake Bemidji where they have

Mrs. H. Thoraldson ana daughter.
Miss Clair Thoraldson. have returned
from Lake Bemidji where they have
spent the past two months.
Miss Ethel Frank Of Minot, who has
been on Red Cross nursing duty at
Camp Grant, Rockford, Ill. lie now at
Minot on . short furlouEh. Miss
Frank has been ordered to report for
overseas duty, and will leave for an
eastern port within, a few days.
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DR.. J.. d. Knox hos boon here for
several days visiting his sister, Miss
Madeira Knox, and left yesterday for
Alexandria, MIMI, to visit his moth
err for a few days. DIR. Knox has en-
listed in the U. S. medical corps, and
has been commissioned a captain. He
will leave Alexandria in a few days
to enter an eastern training camp.
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Mrs. E. Constans and her son. F. r.
Constans, expect to leave on Saturday
to spend ten days In the Twin cities.
Mr.. Constants, a member of D Troop,
Fourth Cavalry, Honolulu, came here
the latter part Of June, having been
granted a Through because Of I'LL
health. He will leave st, Paul on
Aug. 20, enroute for a western port.
from where he will sail to rejoin his
company in Honolulu.
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A quiet wedding took place last
night at the home of MI. and Mrs.
Henry Nelson, 70S Alpha avenue,
when Mrs. Nelson's sister, Miss Edna
8. Boom of Wheaton. Mimi, was
married to Sergeant Olaf z. Ander-
son of Tacoma. Wash. Rev. j. NJ.
Persenius officiated. There were no
guests except members Of the fami-
lies. The bride came here a few
wedding a fastened because Of the
fact that sergt. Anderson was ordered
to report at once at Camp Dodge. He
and his bride will leave for Des
Moines this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles J. Heen and
their son Frederick Of Dunn Center,
mother, Mrs. o. j. Heen, 3o2 Walnut
street, for several days. Mrs. Charles
Heen has been at Reynolds. visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Beard, for several weeks. This morn
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Heen and their son
left for a motor trip to Minneapolis.
Mis-, Jennie BROWNIE : who n.. beer
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. H. M.
Webster, returned to her home at
Fisher, Mimi, last ewing.
Mrs. Robert s. Nash has returned
from Minneapolis, where she has
spent two weeks. During the absence
of Mrs. Nash Mrs. John BOWS has
acted as secretary at the Red Cross
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The Ladies' Aid of the First Luth-
eran church will meet in the, church
parlors tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. Mrs. c. J.. Evanson will be
the hostess and all friends and men,
bers are. invited to attend.
Mrs, L. o. Hartz and her son Lythe
OF Manchester, MIMI, have returned
here from Park River, where they
visited the formers uncle. Gilbert
Slette. Mrs. Hartz and her son will
remain here until Friday as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sveinbjorn johnson.
Mr.. n Mrs. Fred R. Brousseau
have returned from Devils Lake,
where they motored to spend the
week end with friends. On Sunday
they were members Of a picnic party
at the lake, and they returned here
yesterday morning.
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Dean e. J.. Babcock, Mrs. Babcock
and their family have taken the H.
N. Wells cottage t Maple Lake, and
will 20 over on Thursday to spendthe
rest Of the season.