Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-19

Fisher Minister Herc-ReS. Nj.
Peterson OF Fisher was in the city to-
Visiting FriendsEClara Krostue of
Fisher was visiting friends In the city
today.
From Thompson-Mrs. j. Brown Of
Thompson spapt the day in the city
visiting friends.
Northwood Visitor Here. b.
|sponheim Of Northwood was a city
visitor today.
Merchant in City-A. N. Anderson
Iof Birkholz was in the city today at
tending to business.
Physician Hl-Dr. S. H. Irwin is re-
ported to be one OF the latest victims
of Spanish Influenza and is i'll at his
home at l44s viets avenue.
Nelson Improves-H. E. Nelson of
the Niles block. who has suffered a
serious attack of influenza. has re.
covered.
Hero on Business-Mr. Olson, Of
the firm of T. G.. Olson & Son, Of By
gland, was in the city today attend
ing to mercantile business. /
Not 4Qualihed-William Ruben, 800
Plum| avenue, was. up for examina-
ton before the advisory board this
morning and was. found not qualified
for military service.
ssY" Directors Named-At a recent
meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the local Y. M. C.. Al, J. II. Ruettell
and H. H. Aaker were elected to fill
vacancies in expired terms of Office.
Visitor from Reynolds-;Mr. Filing
son Of the firm Of Ellington Mercan-
tile company Of Reynolds, was in the
city today ON business transactions.
On Sick List-Mrs. S:~E. Lowell,
Mrs. Henry Hagness and Mrs. J..
Fitzgerald are reported to de on the
sick list. Influenza Is given as the
cause in each Ease.
Turner Observation-Disclosures John
Turner, 709 North Third street, who
has for the past week been a victim
of the prevailing epidemic, has re-
covered.
Two Brothers Land Safely-Police
Matron Mary Berg has received word
of the safe arrival of her two BROTH
ers. p; N. Berg and Corporal Theo.
Berg, in France. The latter is in the
air service.
Carpenters 7Leave-The local en-
ployment office succeeded in sending
out another large number of carpen-
ters to be used in government work
at Washington. Fifteen left the city
last night. " =
Appointed Chaplain-Claude E..
Ireland. better known to the boys in
Company NJ as "the fighting cook"
sends word to friends in the city that
he has been appointed chaplain Of
the 164th infantry.
s.. Whitman Of the Dinnie block Is
reported to be recovering from a SER
ious attack of Bronchitis. -
At Bemidji-Mrs. William Stone,
s~tenographer Of the district court here,
has left forJ Bemidji, Mimi, to visit
her nieces who are suffering from an
attack Of influenza.
Small Family Improving-Mr. and
Mrs. w. p. Small of Lewis Boulevard
and their family of three children
are reported improving from influ-
enza. Billy Small. the little 10-year-
old boy, is still in a serious condition.
Pearson Returns-Joseph H. Pear
son, general manager of the Grand
ing from a business trip to Minneapo-
lis and Chicago. !
Left Yesterday-Anton Moglestad
Of Chestnut street left yesterday Tor
Minneapolis, where he will make his
future home. MI. Moglestad has been
living in this city for more than four
years.
Meeting of Lodge Of1cers-The Of
ficers' relief committee Of Banner
lodge No. 4, I. o. o. F., are requested
to meet at their hall Monday evening
at 8 p. m. According I'd their secre-
tary, J. Welsh. matters of importance
require attention.
Two New Registrants-The local
draft board today received cards from
two new r~egistrants: one from Ed
ward Eugene Kelly, Grand Forks, now
in Ellie, Manitoba and Alphone Gou-
let of Red Lake, Mimi, now Of St.
Claude, Manitoba.
Superintendent Kelly Returns.
Nelsoni Kelly superintendent of the.
Grand Forks city schools, returned
t IS morning from the University of
Minnesota, where he visited his son..
John Kelly, who has been in train
ing there. The young man has been
ill with influenza and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly has, spent the past few days
visiting him., Mrs. Kelly and son.,
James, are now in Woodstock, ILL.,,
visiting at Mrs. Ke11v'S hona