Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-25

i About IT'S people attended the card
spatty given last night in the audi
tprium of st. Michael's church by a
! group of men of that congregation.
Mrs. Jos. Butler won the first prize,
l,Aryoung pig that has a a somewhat
strenuous existence during the last
few weeks, having been offered as a
4 prize and won at two or three other
! card parties.
After the games last night the
hosts served a lunch. Men who were
entertaining were Cleary Monley,
4 Howard Monley, j. E. Nuss, w. j.
Glare, NJ. j. Cotton. Ed Deveral and
!, J.eJ. Dunlap.
! 81 Mrs. Ladebauche. a bride Of Janu-
Sary. was pleasantly surprised last
I friends gathered at the apartments of
4 Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Leo in the Zeidlek
]. block. Cards and dancing were the
\ diversions of the evening and lunch
J WIS served by Miss Ruby Erickson,
j who was assisted by Miss Hilda Berg
l-ahd Miss Margaret Fergerson. In re-
i .membrance, the guests presented Mrs.
s,Ladebauche with a brass table kettle.
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H. Mrs. Charles f. Hunt and her chill
rifen have arrived in the city and are
/ now at the home of the formers par
4 ents, DR.. and Mrs. E. p. Robertson,
university Place.
I Mrs. Hunt is the wife of Major
( Charles E. Hunt, in charge of field
/ shospital No. 1872, now with the Amer
Expeditionary forces in France
1 .MIring the time that Major Hunt was
4 stationed at Camp Mills, Mrs. Hunt
II and her children were with him, and
Y since his departure. they ave been
/ visiting in q number of cities, en-
4 route here. During the absence OF
A Major Hunt, Mrs. Hunt and her chill
( dren, who formerly lived at Valley
/ City, will make their home here with
! DR.. n Mrs. Robertson.
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1 "sMrs. ]. p. Nester, of Lakota. stop
q ped off in this city on her way home
! from ST. Paul, and is visiting her sis
1 ter and brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
4 j. r. Humm, liza Walnut street. Mrs
'Nestor arrived in the city WEDNESDAYS
I evening, accompanied by her little
/ son.
The Wesleyan Epworth league o
( thu Scandinavian Methodist churcl
\ will give a social this evening at thu
J home of Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hangar
4 52l Oak street. The evening will b,
Which refreshments will be served
s~fverybody is welcome.
:. Mrs. f. G. Allen OF 1o4 Fourth av
! sanne. will go to Grafton on Monda!
t4 give a$course of instruction in tn
making of surgical dressings.
j.. E. Myra and George Lee of En-
u, erado, left this city last night en- rout
at10r San Diego. California. where the,
expect to spend the remainder of tn,
sss'afMr and Mrs. James A. Dinnie, VIII,
left here by way of a western route
Tor California were at the Davenport
hotel in Spokane, with Mr.. and Mrs
! r.. II. Mccoy of Boomers Ferry, Ida
4 no, until Wednesday, according t.
word sent here to friends. They ar
NOW at Seattle, as guests of Mr.. an
III MIS- d. M. Flynn, and in a day or tw
II will go on to Los Angeles, where the
plan to spend several : 4 weeks
,xyJMrs. M. G. Anderson of Long Prai
RE, Mimi, who has been the CUES
~ ofs.Mrs. II. E. French of Hamline av
enue, for the last week. left yester
gssyday morning for Hillsboro to visit fo
9 few days: From Hillsboro Mr.
q Anderson expects to go to Valley Cit
to be the guest of DR.. n Mrs. Zim
nj norman.
Fgsr,n Mrs. s. s. Titus. and her daughte
sIIssMM w. r. Vanderhoef. with her chi
Il aIsn, expect to leave the first part {
Aifth1 coming week for Pasadena. Cal
{ E0fnia, to spend the rest of the winte
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,lMr. and Mrs. j. H. Turner and the
Nstcthlidren Of Walhalla were guests #
~teSeral days this week of Mrs. TURF
9Est$ser's sister, Mrs. E. j. Leo of til
apartments. Mr.. and Mr.
XII Turner were en- route to Rocky For
aE.g6lo., where they will. make the