Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-14

I ANOVAA HI" 0SOkLlSlI 1klLS
will hold a business meeting in the
Masonic temple this evening.
Has Arrived Overseas-Max Rab-
lnovich received a cablegram this
morning from his son, Joseph Edward
Rabinovich, stating that he has ar
rived safely overseas.
Returned From Tip-Attorney
George A. Bangs returned this morn
ing from a business trip to Minneapo-
led by his son, Donald.
For sale-Two desirable corner
residence lots, one block from Win
shipSschool, one block from Academy
Of st. James; a fine chance to secure
home property at a right price; 5000.
Inquire at A. p. Clifford Coos ms.
Office, Clifford Bldg.-Adv. %f
-Four Draft Board Volunteers
Volunteer workers in the draft board
office yesterday were: Anne Kemp,
Beatrice B. Cameron, Gus Myers and
Ellen Boulger.
Goes to Fargo-C. e. Carr, who has
beer affiliated with a local hardware
concern; will leave today for Fargo to
I0hC. ny AltS tuSW WOTh Will LIl6 UIIIl
Of Carlyle & Bistol. f#'
All Recovering-Mr. and Mrs. E.
G. Witheril of Vernon avenue, who
have been. i'll with influenza for some
time, are recovering, as is also their
baby.
Market Examiner Here-W. L.
Frank of the U. S. bureau Of markets
was in the city today comforting with
County Agent Rex E.. Willard on
business relative to grain standardi-
Zatiop examination.
May Have Exhibition-The Logan
Center school is making plans for an
exhibition in connection, with the
boys and girls club meeting, which
will probably be held on Saturday,
November I6. Miss Eva Mooney will
act as club leader.
Here on Visit-w. e.. Goozee OF
Webster Is in the city visiting at the
home of his son-in-law;> Clarence
Sorbo, 629 Chestnut street. Mr.. Goozee
sold his farm near Webster recently
and will probably locate permanently
in Grand Forks.
Has Pneumonia-Edward d. Han.
sen, Belmont avenue, who is seri-
ously I'LL with pneumonia, was. taken
to a local hospital last night. Pneu-
monia developed, after an attack OF
influenza, from which Mr.. Hansen has
been suffering for the past week.
Hayes is lieutenant Colonel-Mrs
J. F. Hayes, $40 North Third street,
has received wsrd. to the effect thai
=. her son, Major<Philip Hayes. has been
p~0phnfo1 tfo T io,rfnron ~ Co10no0E Cn1.
one Hayes is now detailed on the
general staff, army war college at
Washington, D. c.
Questionnaires Must Be Returned
All men who were under 81 years at
the time of their registration, must
return their missionaries within the
stated time County Auditor Hans An
.derson said yesterday. Those who
were over 81 may simply forget that
they registered.
New Patrolman-John S. Sullivan
veteran of the great var in which he
partook and was Severely wounded as
a member of the Canadian, overseas
contingent, has been appointed pa.
trolman by Chief of Police Odir
OVERLY. Mr.. Sullivan takes the place
ofEGlen Carson. who resigned a few
days age as patrolnan.
Archer Gets 90 Days-when
brought before District Judge C. M.
Cooley, William S.. Archer was fined
5000 and sentenced to 80 days inn
prison1nent.x Archer, who is a, porter
on the Great Northern railway, was
arrested on Tuesday on the charge OF
bringing liquor into this state Tor the
purpose Of sale.