The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-24

There will be a dance at Birch
mont Beach hotel Friday evening.
Music by the syncOpators.
Mrs. Alex Sorenson of Liberty was
in Bemidji yesterday to consult
doctor about the babies eyes.
Mrs David and Mrs Emma Hin
shaw of Wilton called on friends
between trains Wednesday.
The Elko Hat Shop is showing a
Mrs. Andrew Peterson OF Grand
Forks who is spending the summer at
Bemidji Beach attended the fair at
Grand Forks last week.
Mrs. T. Schadegg Of Cass Lake and
Miss Maude Wendell of Minneapolis
were the guests yesterday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Schadegg.
Peter Milbach of Solway was
Bemidji visitors yesterday, and was
guest of the Bemidji Association at
its MONDAY luncheon.
Summer hats worth as high as
$3.50 go at s2.95 at the Elko Hat
Shop. 2d725
Miss Emma Goralis who is enjoy
ing a two weeks vacation is expected
to return to the city the first of next
week.
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Aitkin returned to their home yes
terday after visit of ten days at
the F. G. Schadegg home.
Misses Eva and Ada Brennan of
International Falls are visiting at
the homes Of their aunts, Mrs. Frank
Patterson and Mrs. Harry Bowers.
Miss Vivian Hines will leave Sat-
urday morning for Winnipeg where
she expects to visit about a month
with her, aunt, Mrs. Mckenzie.
White Georgette hats marked $12
and SIS are on sale at $500 at the
Elko Hat Shop .>2d725
Mrs. T. V. Thompson and daugh-
ter of Solway stopped in the city
Wednesday en- route to Walker
where they expect to visit relatives
for a few days.
Miss Olga Olson left last Saturday
for two weeks vacation at Hibbing
Miss Olson is employed by Drs. Shan
non and Larson. During her alb
sence Miss Helen Minnick is taking
her place.
Mrs. A. Simons of St. Paul, who
has been the guest of Mrs: J. 3. Min
nick for the, past week expects to
leave for her home the last Of this
week. Mrs. simons was formerly OF
this place.
Mrs. Tom Smart will give dane
ing party at the Armory SATURDAY
evening. A large delegation is ex-"
pected from Cass Lake. Music Will
be furnished by the Williams orches-
ira.
Among the tourist visitors to the
city are Attorney Edmund M. Field
of Kansas; City,. He is accompanied
nv his father and mother, MT. and
Mrs E. B.. Field and by his sister,
Mrs. w: E.. Jeffrey of Topeka, Kan
sas.
White satin sailors are on sale at
the Elko Hat Shop for 800. 2d726
F.. J. Bowlin and family, and J. +.
KYLE of St. Paul also L. L. Hamilton,
wife and daughter of Minneapolis are
leaving Birchmont Beach hotel to-
day for their homes in the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Pegelow and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed Of Black
duck returned from trip by auto to
Fargo, Fergus Falls and Detroit We'd
nesday evening. Mr. PegelOw and
Mr.. Reed transacted business in Far
go.
Members of the Christian Endeav-
or society of the Presbyterian church
held their annual picnic at Diamond
Point Tuesday evening. There was
a large crowd attended and every
one reports good time. Following
the picnic lunch. most of the crowd
went in bathing.
Misses Anne and Carrie Brown,
who went to Minneapolis to attend
the Groveland institute of the Ep-
worth League and also to visit
friends in the cities will return Sat
urday by way Of Duluth. While in,
Duluth they will visit Rev. Hanscom,
former pastor OF the Methodist
church Of Bemidji.
John Messelt who returned from
the service last week. has accepted
a position as cashier in the George T.
Baker Jewelry company's store. Mr..
Messelt was formerly employed by
the Crookston Lumber company.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Fellows and
daughter, Alice Of Tenstrike. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Murrey of Spokane,
washington. metored to this city