The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-14
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j. w. Heggie spent Friday Of last
week in Bemidji on business. ~,.;-
Mrs. George Greigg and daughter,
Miss Pearl, spent last Saturday after
noon socially with Mrs. Glen Allen.
Miss Gladys frog of Becida spent
the weekend with Miss Grace Still
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EMr. and Mrs. L. v. Harpel and son,
Juel, spent Monday evening socially
at the D. c.. Scarf home. ~.~- .
Andrew Swenson, who was the
guest of his niece, Mrs. Il. G. Hoglin
and family, for the past two months,
has returned to his home in Houston
county. g.. ~ :
Clyde B. Campbell, county agent,
gave potato demonstration at the
H.sH. Tiara farm last Friday. Many
Of our farmers were in the midst OF
haying and harvesting and. missed
the benefits to be derived from such
a meeting = .4 e.. = = i. ~
James Heggie of near r. Correll,
Mimi, made his brother, J. w. 4Heg-
gle and family, a visit while looking
after his newly purchased real estate.
Private Merton Watts, who has
been overseas for nearly a year, re-
turned to his home near Vern P. O,
the first of this week, being mustered
out at Camp Dodge.
I. Dressler, formerly Of Pipestone,
but now of Forest Lake, Mimi, called
on his old acquaintances, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Landgren, last Monday.
We understand that Mr.. Dressler has
0f uYi1 10 r16
north Of E. E. Watts of H. Cooper
of Forest Lake. = D.. "
J. A. Stillwell of Lake 1tasca has
started building on his farm in this
vicinity He expects to move his
family here about September list.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mickalson and Mrs.
Dora Bell ~motored to Bemidji last
Saturday and returned with Miss
Lucille Bell, who attended sun1mer
school there. Miss Bell has accept
ed g. nine months term OF school in
the J. w. Heggie district.
Rev. M. A. Soper of Bemidji held
an interesting service at the Heggie
school house Sunday afternoon. He
was assisted by his son, Paul, as
cornetist. Rev. Soper also organized
the Meadowview Union S. S. with a
full corps of officers and teachers.
Mrs. J: w. Heggie was elected super
intendent; Mrs. jill. Morris, assist
ant superintendent; Mrs. Glen Allen,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. j. H. Nor
ris, teacher of the Bible class; Mrs.
G. D. Greigg, intermediate; Mrs. D.
c.. Scarf, primary.
Mrs. Mary Segar, who rounded out
her 81st- milestone Tuesday, was en-
tertained at dinner Sunday by her
daughter, Mrs. J. ;Mickalson and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Landgren
were hosts at an informal dinner
given at their home Sunday, at
which all present Fad an enjoyable
time. The guests were, Mr. and Mrs.
G. D. Greigg and daughter Miss
Pearl, Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Scarf and
son Myron. Among other delicacies,
Mrs. Landgren served the first cab
bage and ripe tomatoes of the season
from her own garden. -
J. H. Norris and family are enjoy
ing visit from his parents and sis
ter, Miss Dolly of Sentinel Butte, N.
D. Mr.. Morris sister, Mrs. George
McHenry. and husband, are also
: guests of the Morris home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slater of Appleton,
Mimi, who visited here a short time
with their olden time friends, j. w.
Heggie and family, left for their
home Thursday morning via Virginia,
Mimi, to visit brother of Mr..
Slater.
Several splendid rains have visited
this section during the past two
weeks.
L. v. Harpel, wife and son, Juel,
motored to Mantrap last Wednesday
morning for a visit with the Frank
Horning and J. GRADER families, re-
turning home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and little son
of Near Polk City, Iowa, arrived by
auto on Thursday evening of last
week via Park Rapids, and are the
guests of Mrs. Wilson's brother, S. J.
Horner and family.