Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-05
Work To Be
On Wednesday

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Announcement comes from head
quarters of the Grand Forks county
chapter of the Red Cross. to the effect
that Wednesday is positively the last
day to return the sewing which is at
the present time in the hands of the
various chapters and circles. Ac-
cording to the chairman a great deal
of work has been turned In during
the last two weeks. There are now
five days remaining in which to COM
plete the unfinished work and steps
nediately if the consignment is to be
shipped before vacation commences.
Wednesday and Thursday will be
devoted to packing and shipping at
the chapter rooms and on Friday and
Saturday the reports will be prepar-
ed. This will close the work of the
Grand Forks county chapter for the
summer season. Committees and
women will be given a rest Of two
months and will be then ready to
again commence work in the fall, at
which time. according to a statement
issued by Clifford G. Held. division
manager, a Red Cross reserve will be
formed and o begun anew.
Mrs. J. B. corrigan, $40 North
Fourth street. entertained as her
guest Friday her brother, John Der
rig of Mapes, N. D.. Mr.. Derrig re-
turned to his home today.
Miss Dorothy Landt, a former Uni
versfty of North Dakota student, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening
and is enjoying a few days visit with
friends at the Alpha Phi house.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Bundle re-
turned Friday noon from an extended
western trip. Among the cities they
visited were Vancouver and Calgary.
En- route home they visited relatives
In Bamph and Denholm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bundle have been away about
six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G W. Kellogg. 10
North Sixth street. are entertaining as
their. guests Mrs. Ira L. kellogg and
infant % of New Rockford, who ar
rived in Grand Forks last evening.
They expect to remain for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs I. Bundle. s15 Bel
mont avenue. are entertaining as
Bundle and family of Northwood,
who motored to the city to spend the
Fourth. They will remain for the
week end.
Mrs. o. G. Libby and daughter,
Margaret, 400 South Sixth street, left
today for Hartman, Tenn, where
they plan on spending the summer
with Mrs. Libby's parents, DIR. c. T.
Cory and Mrs. Cory of hat city. Mrs.
Libby and daughter do not expect to
return to Grand Forks until the
opening Of school.
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Hillary Corrigan of Fargo came to
the city yesterday to join his wife
and family who are visiting in the
city as guests Of Nj. and Mrs. Thos.
Mccoy. North Fourth street. Mr..
Corrigan returned to Fargo this
Among the young ladies who are
making the Alpha Phi house their
headquarters this summer while at
tending the summer school session at
the University of North Dakota, are
Miss Ann Holohan. Miss Louise Ben
nett Of LaMoure, Miss Ann Ganssle of
st. Thomas, Miss Margaret K. Read,
Drayton. il ~ :
The regular socie1 meeting Of the
university community house, which
takes place on Tuesday evening, will
take the form of a picnic supper to
De served on the house lawn at Z
o'clock. All families interested in the
work Of the community house are
given a cordial invitation to attend
and are asked to bring their lunch.
Following the supper a program
will be given. Miss Mae McCulloch
will give a health talk and will illus
trate her talk with a collection Of
charts. There will be the usual recre-
alton period and program Of music
following the address.
Dr.. and Mrs. Guy B. Fairchild, Da-
kota block, left this noon for Lake
Shoreham, Detroit. Mimi, where they
will enjoy a weeks outing. Mrs.
Fairchild will go on to Salem. s. d.,
to spend some time as the guest Of
her sister. DR.. Fairchild will return
to the city. Mrs. Raymond Reid
Gillian Fairchild). who has been a
guest at the Fairchild home. left this
noon for her home in Minneapolis.
On Sunday, July s, Mrs. Reid will ac-
company Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Reid
and family of Minneapolis. formerly
Of this city, on a motor trip to Duluth.
Those who talk much say nothing.
Speaking of the general prosperity,
a Michigan plumber. operating on the
sink, found 1t clogged by a large dia-
mond.