Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29
Canteen to Remain
Till All Return

The last boy to come home through
Minneapolis will be greeted at the sta
ton by the Red Cross Canteen, com
mittee. In spite of the fact that the
Red Cross workers. most OF "nonl
have been in service, are as anxious as
any soldier to get back to their jobs,
they are volunteering to stay until the
last man is home
THE last boy to come back may
have been the first to get over, and
we do not wan him to feel that he
is not as heartily welcomed as his
comrades who returned earlier. The
Red Cross will be on the job for him.
too" said E. C. Gale. vice chairman OF
the Minneapolis chapter.
The three Minneapolis station n
teen booths have served over 100000
men who have passed through Min
neapolis on their way home. Oranges,
candy, cigarettes, and occasionally hot
coffee, are carried to the men going
through. Those who stop over, or
whose destination is Minneapolis are
net by the Citizens Welcoming COM
mittee which is cooperating with the
Red Cross, n taken to the Nicollet
hotel, for breakfast and entertain
ment. Fifteen thousand five hundred
and thirty orders of ham and eggs,
toast and coffee have been served to
the guests of the Red Cross.
Mrs. A. j.. Gronna. wife of Senator
A. J. Gronna of Washington, d. c.,
has gone to her old home in Lakota to
visit her son, j. d. Gronna, and other
relatives and friends. Mrs. Gronna
has been visiting in Grand Forks for
several lays and while in the city was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Sandlie, Conklin avenue. After
brief visits at Buxton and Reynolds,
Mrs. Gronna will return to Grand
Forks and will leave from this city
about September for her home in
Washington.
Miss Beatrice Morgan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Morgan. Walnut
street will leave Monday noon for
Vancouver, g.. C. At Jamesto@,
Miss Morgan will be Joined by ner
aunt. Mrs. W. e. Adams who has been
visiting in hat city. They plan to
make stops at Portland and Seattle.
Miss Morgan expects to be away about
one month.
Miss Edith Kenworthy of Des
Moines. Iowa. who has been the guest
of Miss Frances Ebinstine for the past
three weeks, expects to leave Sunday
for Duluth. Mimi. to visit friends for
a brief time. En- route to her home
in DesMoines Miss Kenworthy will
stop at Minneapolis to attend the
Minnesota state fair.
Mrs. D. A. Nennett of Taconite,
Mimi, who has been a house guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F.
Sinclair. Fourth avenue. left thi
morning for her home. Mrs. Vennett
was accompanied by her little daugh-
ter, Dorothy.
Mrs. Edgar Fletcher of the Fuller
apartments will have as her guests
next week her ~son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Rev. and Mrs. William Anderson
of Salem. S d. They will be accom-
panied by their two children, and will
visit with friends and relatives here.
Miss Edith Dean of Emerado, who
has been a guest at tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. ". +. ~Gritzmacher. Che~tnut
street, has returned to hor home. Miss
Dean visited Miss Betty White of Will
mot. S. D.. wiz WIS Il guest at the
Gritzmacher home.
Miss Title Thompson expects to
leave Sunday noon for Minneapolis,
where she Will visit friends and rela-
tives for the coming two weeks.
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Mrs. Will Johnson and daughter
MISS irene OF Gilby. were in
the city Thursday shopping and visit
ing friends.
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Mrs. w. b. Dean and two daughters
of Drayton returned to their home
last evening after passing the, day in
Grand Forks.
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Miss Aleada Nelson. cafeteria dircc.
tor at the Z. W. C. A.. is reported tc
be improving after a slight attack Of
lagrippe. 4 ".f
Miss Mary Higgins has returned
to this city after visiting for one week
with friends in Crookston.