Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-22
Red Cross Helps
Women Visitors

workers al those places for any in
formation they may lei or my as
istanc they may require.
"A great many persons are making
long trips to visit men in service. par
ticularly men in the hospitals. A
large number Of these persons are UNI
acquainted with the cities through
which they pass and may have some
difficulty on account Of the lack Of
friends upon whom to call for help.
Those persons a:e reminded that the
Red Cross is a friend to every soldier
and a neighbor to every soldiers
friend.
ANY assistance that can be given
to persons travelling to and from army
posts will be offered gladly"
MI. and Mrs. Louis Rowland, of
Baldwin, Kan. have come to Grand
FORKS after passing several weeks at
Lake Bemidjf with Mrs. Rowland's
parents. Mr.. N Mrs. l.. II. Carter at
was formerly piano instructor at the
wesley college conservatory here. He
Is now connected with the Baker uni
versity faculty at Baldwin.
Misses Grace Delong and Laura OIL
son expect to leave Saturday for
Maple lake, where they will remain
- IAS "SSheCIus dS KueSIS OF MISS
Mable Hanson of Fertile, at her sum-
mer home.
Miss Ann McGlinch of Mimic, who
has been serving as a Red Gross nurse
in France and Germany, spent last
evening with her friends IN Grand
Forks. She left this morning for Min
TO to remain for some time with her
mother, Mrs. John McGlinch.
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Miss Eleanora Soon has returned
to her home in this city after visiting
In Duluth for the past week. with
her sister. Miss Beta Soon she left
this morning for Oberon, n. D.. and
plans to visit friends there for several
days.
Mrs. A. j. Krogstad, accompanied
oy her little son. John, Of Edinburg,
~: D., are guests at the home of Miss
LA b. Uranium, 30 Chestnut street.
The boy Is having medical treatment.
Mrs. Krogstad formerly made her
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrz' Gus Haxert and fam.
lily of Emerald are among the out Of
town people who motored 10 Grand
Forks to spend Thursday.
Miss Fern Crothers and Miss Eva
Horke have returned from Casselton
and Fargo. where they have enjoyed a
visit OF several days with friends. At
CCaasse'ton tney were the guests Of Miss
Miss Eva Morris Of Thompson is
among the out of town visitors in
Grand Forks. She expects to RETURN
to e home Saturday.
Rac.,..
for baking and cooking. it has ' been
Gun necessary to postpone the food
sale which the W. c. T. u. had an.
nounced for Saturday.
Mr.. and Mr.. George A. Beacham
n Two little children. Conklin ave
nue.: are making plans to leave this
week for Brainerd, Mimi, to WISH
with Mr. and Mrs. Earnie Butler
formerly of this city. They will make
the trip by motor.
The young ladies' sodality of St
Michaelhs pro-cathedral will give an
on the lawn of Mrs. w. j.. Pierce's
home, AIS North Third street. Serv-
ing will commence at Z o'clock and
will continue throughout the evening.
The young ladies who will have charge
will be Misses Margaret Monley, Cara
mel Treacy, Rose and Anne Harvey
Lillian Donnely, Veronica Bird, Mary
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Warnken and
daughter, Blanche, Spriggs block. left
this morning by motor for Crystal
Man., to be the guests Of Mrs. Warn
ken's aunt. Mrs. Mary Brooks, for
several days: En- route home they
will stop at Winnipeg and will be
joined by Miss Lilah Warnken, who
has been passing several weeks al
Winnipeg Beach.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the arrival OF a baby
son at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
man was formerly Miss Frances SeigeI
of Minneapolis. and Mr.. Grossmar
made his home in Grand Forks for
many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. K. Read OF Pitts
burg. Pa, who have been visiting
week. left Wednesday evening for
various points in Wisconsin. Mrs
Read will be remembered by local
residents as Miss Marguerite Hof.
man. and has visited in the city a
number of times with her aunt, Mrs
G. l.. Burrows.
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Mrs. H. B. Stevens of Crookston ar.
rived in the city Wednesday evening
and will spend several days here with
friends.
DR.. M. B. Ruud and Mrs. Ruud OF
Alexandria, Mimi, who were in
Grand Forks for a short time, left
last evening for Crookston, where
they will visit at Mrs. Ruud's home
DR.. Ruud, who has been practicine
medicine in Alexandria. will become
DR.. Arnebergs assistant on Novem-
Der l.. DR.. and Mrs. Ruud have pur-
chased the Burtness home, 1909 Bel!
mont avenue, and plan to Q here
in the fall.
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A number Of Grand Forks, resident.
IN the neighborhood of University
Place gathered at the home Of Presi.
dent and Mrs. Thomas F. Kane for q
picnic supper Wednesday evening
About twenty-five participated In the
repast which was served on the lawn,
A social hour followed.
REAL MENTAL DISCIPLINE.
"a. G. Keller in The Review.)
A mind is disciplined, not by reason
of the quantity Of related or unrelated
matter that has been displayed before
It, OF: crammed into It, but when 1t has
/ learned to confront the difficult with