The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-29
BRIGHT. SNAPPY NEWS
FROM SHEVLIN TELLS OF
PERSONAL MOVEMENTS
Casualty Soldier Returns From
.. Hospital on Furlough
With Friends
Especial to Pioneer.)

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Shevlin, Oct. 29.-Miss Edith
Brumpton returned to her home here
last week. She has been employed
at Devils Lake, N. D., for the past
summer.
Little Bob Brominghan, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Brominghan, has been
suffering from tonsilitis. At pres
ent he is improving rapidly.
Mrs. B. H. Schreck was Bemidji
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Coral Bugge Of Bagley was a
guest Of Dorothy Noyes over Satur-
day and Sunday.
Harvey Amadon accompanied by
his father returned here Saturday
from the Bemidji hospital. Every
one is pleased to hear Of his recovery
and hope that he may soon be as well
as ever.
All Rain visited with his mother
and sisters between trains Sunday at
Bemidji.
Mrs. Thompson and two sons Of
Trail, N. D., visited with Mrs. Al
fred Doe, her cousin, during last
week. Mrs. Thompson returned to
her home Friday.
Anna Forkelson and Anna Stem
borg Of Bagley, were visitors at the
KrOhn home over Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Bratton Of Lngby, visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Nc
Donald, here. She returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Noyes went to Bagley Sat-
urday, where she visited with
friends and also took in the first Ly-
ceum number that evening. Mrs.
Noyes and son Gordon returned here
the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Brominghan were
Bagley visitors Thursday.
Mrs. w. E. Gordon and children
returned to. Sheylin. Tuesday, after
visiting with Mrs Gordon's parents
at Alexandria, Minn., for the past
, two weeks.
Mr.. Brumpton returned to, his
home here Thursday from 4.ochester,
Minn., where he has been receiving
medical attention.
Miss Verna and Bernice Burfeld
were Bemidji shoppers between
trains Saturday.
Elsie Bartholomew, Wanda Nilsson,
Acquina Kolb, Hazel Degerness,
Myrtle Nelson and Eva Bergland of
Bagley, were guests Of Clara Renne
between trains Saturday. The party
OF girls left Saturday afternoon for
Bagley, where they took in the Ly-
ceium number.
! Anton Olson arrived here Satur-
day from Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, on a
thirty-day furlough. His many
friends are glad to see him back and
hope that he may soon recover: and
be able to return to civilian life
again. For the past nine months An
ton has been. receiving medical aid
at the hospital at Fort Sheridan.
Rev. Sorenson, Mr.. Brominghan,
and Amadon were Bemidji visitors
Saturday between trains.
Mrs. Clark Engelbretson and
daughter, Alverna, who has been Wis
Shevlin, left for her home Satur-
day.
Sam DesJardines was Belnidji
visitor Sunday between trains.
Beatrice Pawek, accompanied by
her brother, Leo, went to Bagley Sat-
urday
The dance given Saturday night
was success, even though the
crowd was small. The usual Dance
supper was served by Skarolid's at
the West hotel.
Andrew Nelson, who has been
cooking near Grand Rapids, returned
to his home Sunday.
Friday evening sewing club was
organized by the seventh and
eighth graders. Myrtle Bourcy
served. The girls all report q
splendid time. Iva Bromlghan will
entertain at her home next meeting.
Rumors are circulated about Shev-
lin that light plant on a small
scale Is to, be established. Boost the
rumor and help It to become realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bredeson are
now occupying their new home,
which has very recently been COM
pleted.
Don't forget the Ladies Aid sale
and supper Saturday, November /, in
the M. w. A. hall. Come and bring
all the Riddles.
Mrs. Larson, formerly Emma Olson
Of Lake Park, arrived Sunday for a
visit with her parents south of Shev-
lin.
Bert Greenslit. Of tBemidji was in
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