The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-09-13

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Mrs. William Church Of Nary was
a between train visitor in the city
yesterday.
$4,000 to loan or farms. Dean
Land 90. d7ltf
Mrs. Andrew Nuss of Rosby was
among the business visitors in Be-
midi yesterday.
Mrs. William Campbell Of Grant
Valley passed yesterday in the city
visiting friends.
SPOT CASH paid for Liberty Bonds
and Liberty Bond receipts. G. B.
Hooley,- Markham. 94tt
Mrs. E. S. Erkenbrack of Adams,
MIMI, is guest at the E. L. Simen-
son home for about six weeks.
Miss Helen Evans underwent an
operation at St. Anthony's hospital
today, to have her tOnsils removed.
Mrs. George Till of Yola motored
to Bemidji yesterday and passed the
hours shopping and visiting friends.
. Mrs. Robert Anderson and three
children of Elbow, Can, are visiting
Mrs. Harry Church of Rosby for
month.
Mrs. James Young of Duluth was
guest at the c. R. aSnborn home of
Lake boulevard this week, for a short
time.
MRS. Nelse Willett, Miss Margaret
Hensel, and Mrs. William Clark of
town of FROM passed yesterday in
the city shopping.
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Mrs. r. B. Hamilton and little
daughter Arvilla went to Bemidji
Wednesday afternoon for short Wis
it with relatives.-Brainerd Dis
patch.
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Mrs. William Clish left. yesterday
g.. n ool,<
will visit her sister, Mrs. Stray for a
week or ten days Her mother, Mrs.
M. Gleason, of Walker, came down to
stay with the children during her alb
sence.
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MINI. 1913
The Grand Forks Herald says.
miss Ellen Stevenson of Ann Arbor-
Mich, who has been the guest Of. Mr..
and" Mrs. cG:2 r. jacob, here, and at
their summer home, at Lake Bemidji,
expects, to leave this eveningSen route
for her home. Miss Stevenson Will
go by the way Of the lakes, expect
ing to leave Duluth on Saturday
Robert Henry arrived last night
from SBranden, Man, to visit forssa
few days with Mrs. Henry (Ernestfne
Jacobfl, and their little son, at Mr.
and Mrs. Jacobs home. -
FACULTY ENJOYS PICNIC.
Therteachers~ in the~high school
building enjoyed a picnic at Bemidji
beach last evening, making the trip
tosthe picnic: grounds in launch.
Thursday evening the grade teachers
enjoyed a picnic on Diamond point.
ON ORPHEUM CIRCUIT.
Local. residentsowill be interested
in theefellowing item which appeared
in the Minneapolis Tribune, as Miss
Byrnes1 is a sister of Mrs. H. l.. Huff
man of this city. and on one occasion
while visiting her sister here sang in
the Presbyterian church: Miss jose
phine Byrnes, daughter Of DR.. w. J.
Byrnes, 1901 Western Avenue, grad
uate OF the University Of Minnesota,