The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-27
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

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y Alex Shavitch and T. S. Erwin are
visiting in St. Cloud. .IE SD 81 +. .
Mrs. E. Martin Of Turtle River
called on Bemidji friends Monday.
!. A batch OF new potatoes CSC per
peck at Troppmans. < ii. 1d7-27
E:,B. Berman Is spending a week
in Minneapolis on business. Ii
Mrs. a. p. Reed lof Tdft1e River
was a between train shopper in the
city Monday, !. ..,n.1 :. =.
Mrs. Arthur and James .O'Neil of
Turtle River transacted business in
Bemidji Monday. 49, g. J "a
"A batch of new potatoes CSC per
peck at Troppmans. &''. 1927
Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Pegelow re-
turned ya ned: yesterday e from visit to Two
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4. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Meyers of Sac
Co., Iowa, are visiting with I. e. Ray
mond Of FROM township. ,}4'~
Pat Mclaughlin returned to his
home Monday after visiting. for the
past week at Gemmel. -
Miss Jeanette Stechman of Ten
strike was the between train guest
Of Bemidji friends. Monday.
Mrs. Celia. Beaumont and son,
Merlin, of Staples, are visiting her
| sister. Mrs. Frank Gagnon for few
fdays..
sMrs. J. B. Hetland arrived yester-
day from Moorhead for short visit
with the C.. M, Bacon and J. H. Fall
Ion families. -. X,
Mrs. William Lilye returned last
evening from a visit OF a week with
friends and relatives at Bovey and
Grand Rapids. *. 4
E. e. Hedeen of Brandon is in town
renewing old acquaintance for a
few days. Mr.. Hedeen moved from
here to. Douglas county fourteen years
ago.: :.
4 Miss Esther j: Palmer came down
from Puposky this morning. She was
accompanied by little Richard
Walsh, who has visited with the
Palmers for a few days.
s.: c. L0dermier Of Duluth, has
spent a short time with Bemidji
friends en- route to his home at Roy
alton. where he will take up new
business quarters in the near, fut-
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Mrs. C. w. Magnus of Remer was
In. the city yesterday en- route to
her home from Wilton, where she
has Spent the. past, several weeks
WITH eFsdanghter, Mrs. A.tiRogers. ::
Mrs. s. Annette" returned to her
home on Monday, after transacting
business at, Thief River. Falls, Crook
ston and other points. She also Wis
| tied her daughter, Mrs. Forest Ed
rig, at Orr; N. ID. -:
Miss Eunice Asbury left = this
morning for Coalmont, Ind, where
she will spend the remainder of the
summer, returning for; the fall term
of the local normal school.
Mrs. Al. Higgins and Mrs. Martin
Everson returned Monday morning
from visit, to Grand Forks, where
they attended the Dakota State Fair
and to Merryfie}d, where they visited
with friends and relatives.
Miss Maude Kavanaugh left on
Sunday for. Chicago, after complet-
ing, her duties as instructor; for the
summer term OF Normal ,scho1lsW ork.
It is understood. that : Miss,SKavan-
augh does not plan to return to Be-
midi next year. .. = :, s'. 81. j
! AHparty Of sixteen young people
enjoyed a swimming party at Birch
mont and weiner roast at Rocky
Point last evening in honor Of Ora
ham BOysen of Waterloo, Iowa, who
has been the guest of the A. e. Glib
son family for a short time, and left
last evening, for his home. ,:-r
Prof. Frank B. Porten Of Austin,
has been in the city for a short time
and will return tonight to his home.
Later he will; return to Bemidji with
his family, Mr.. Porten, has been en-
gagged as manual training Instructor