Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-15
Mrs. M. G. OLSON, Reeves avenue,

Mrs. M. G. OLSON, Reeves, avenue,
returned this morning from Minneap-
oils, and Rochester, Mimi, where she
has visited for. q fortnight. At Roch-
ester Mrs. Olson net her father, j.
w. Wright, Of Woodstock. Ill, rwho
was receiving treatments at the Mayo
hospital there.
A. number of friends Of DR.. and
Grand Forks soon to make their home
In Alabama. will gather informally at
the home of Mi. and Mrs. Oliver Oh
son, Sill North Seventh street. on
Sunday evening. DR.. and Mrs. F1oto
will be the sssaaa!oiise guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Olson+uhM they leave o. Tuess
day. On Monday evening, Mrs e. j
group Of friends, Of DR.. and Mrs.
Floto. There will be three tables Of
cards. H.
Mrs. T. j. Smith, 1855 Reeves I've
nue., returned this morning from Chi
cago, ILL.,. where she has been visiting
for the last month. Mrs. Smith was
accompanied by her son Tommy
Smith, who has been attending North
western. Military academy at Lake
Geneva, Wis. The young man has
been. forceds 10 leave school on acs
coInt Of p66R health and will remaiu
atAss1aome her@ until after the Christ.
mas holidays
The Foreign Missionary society Of
the First Methodist church will give a
chicken pie supper on Wednesday eve
ming, November 10, in the dining room
Of the First Methodist church. Pump
kin pie will also hold a prominent
r1nNn m tho nnny o md oil v1nrnhnrS
of the church Inc their friends are
invited. The women are planning to
serve two hundred people, commence
ing at $3.50 o'clock. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Abrahamson,
Is Fenton avenue, have been enter
tanning as their guests for q fortnight.
Mrs. B. A. Reiter and son Jack Of
ECrary;; 1S.-B.1frs. Reiter and sol re-
turned to Crary on Friday. :
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Miss Hattie Baglan OF Hillsboro,
who has been shopping and visiting
days, plans to return to her home
tonight. Miss Baglan formerly re-
sided in Grand Forks.
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Neil .Nordlund, son IF Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Nordlund of this city, will leave
this evening for Aberdeen, s. D., where
he will visit friends for an indefinite
time. a
Miss Myrtle Renwick of Cavalier is
a week end guest at the Kappa Alpha
Theta house. Miss Renwick COM
pleted the two-year teachers course
Mrs. T. P. O'Connell will leave to-
might 70 trthe Twin Cities, where she
will visit for a week with friends.
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The kid" party, which the High
School Student club will give tonight,
is to be in the auditorium of the pub
lie library instead of the Red River
Power club rooms as was formerly
announced. All girl students of the
high school and women members OF
the high school faculty are invited.
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Miss Edith Aykroyd. of Minneapolis,
who came TO Grand Forks this MORN
Ing: TO- be d guest at the Y. w. CA.
for several days, is to be> the main
speaker at the Y. W.. c. A. vesper
services sunday evening at 5 O'Clock.
Mrs. Gertrude Cunningham Wineman
will have a place on the evenings pro-
gram, and is to read a story. Mrs. r.
J. Purcell will sing and after h pro-
gram, tea will be served by q group
of girls from the Methodist church.
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l.. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Norwood (Gladys
IHughes1 have returned to Marvel,
from their wedding trip in the west.
They left this morning for. Ardoch,
where they expect to make their
home on the groom,S farm.
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The marriage Of Miss Nora Loretta
McNally, youngest daughter of. Mr..
and Mrs. Dan McNally of LaFimore to
Henry shide. occurred at Larimore
Wednesday,, November IL, according
to word receiYed in this city. Rev..J.
=. Simpson Soficiated at the service
In st. stephens church.
The, bride vas in a gown of white
georgette over satin and she carried
an arm bouquet Of bridal roses. She
was attended by her sister. Miss Mar
garet McNally. Joseph Shide attend
ed his brother.
After a wedding trip to the Twin
! Cities, Chicago and Indianapolis. Mr.
shide and his bride will return to
Larmore to make their home.
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