The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-01

Mrs. Ralph Larson OF Mlnnea po,ls'
is, visiting with Bem1d1l trlends 'n'S
week. ,;~. ~y
A1l-stars in the latest jazz novel
ties. will play for your dances at; the
Armory tomorrow night. :<3 2t9-A
Miss Marie Rider and Manning
Rider of Shevlin were among the out
of town visitors here on Tuesday
a. Richardson returned this
morning from an extended visit at
vMadison, Wis, and the twin c1t1es'
: Raw Johnson, William Scott, Will
liam Stearns and Ober Kobs OF Moor
. head are. visiting friends in this city.
Miss. Ruth Teske, vice-president OF
the Rebekkahs, was a Bemld]l VISIT
or yesterday. Her home is at 'o'aar>
tOnna. -. / '.
Mr.. and, Mrs. William johnson of
: Minnesota avenues lett yesterday for
little Falls, where =they will make
their future home. -:
" snot cash paid for Liberty Bonds.
Sea q. B. Hooley at Northern Gro
Gerry Co., during the day, OF al tue
Markham hotel evenings. 1-2St1
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Funk and
family returned the fore part OF the
week from Hackensack, where they
have spent the summer.
Attend a real dance with Lots u
pen'' at the Armory Wednesday
night. Don't miss this treat.
2t9-1
Miss Inez Madison will leave today
for Bemidii where she will visit Tor
a week or more with friends and rela-
tfves.-Grand Rapids Herald-RevleW
f - Miss: Ma gdalene .Sadek of Bemidji,
arrived in Grand Rapids to visit for
a week with Miss Stella hilbert and
other friends.-Grand Rapids Herald
Review.
Miss Katheryn jackson left for Be
midi. where she will spend her vaca-
ton with her parents. M. ard MRS
Srward Jackson. - Grand Rapids
Herald-Review.
Miss Mayme Achenbach returned
Saturday evening to her home at Be-
midi. after visit at the home Of
her grandmother, Mrs. Lyons, of
Arago township.-Hubbar Co. Jour
nal.
Misses Ella Parker and .Abbie Muir
DIV returned yesterday from an ex-
tended trip thru the west, having
visited at Vancouver, Seattle, Lake
Louise and many other points Of in
terest.
A. f. MCGOWAN, wife and child, of
Appleton, Mimi, is spending a Few
days in the city en- route from Duluth
where they have been visiting. Mr.
MCGOWAN is proprietor of the Apple
ton Press.
M. J. Vertin and F. w. Lewis Of
Little Falls, spent the day as guests
of the Charles Nangle family en-
route to International Falls and other
points north. They are touring this
section of the state.
r. s. Lycan returned this morning
from Toledo, Ohio, where he was CALL
ed ten days ago on account of the
illness of his aged mother. He re-
ports that his mothers health is
somewhat better at present.
Miss Lucille Jenkinson, who has Wis
tied for the past month at the home
Of her father, Jack Jenkinson, of Be-
cida, was in Bemidji yesterday en-
route to Park River, N. D., where she
will attend high school during the
coming year.
Mrs. Fred Malzahn and daughter
left Wednesday for Minneapolis,
where they will visit with relatives
land attend the State Fair. Mr. NAL
zahn will join them later and they
will return in their new car, which
they have purchased.
Byron Benson will leave tonight
for the twin cities. to attend the state
fair. Byron will be entertained with
the Country Boys club who have won
prizes in their school garden work
thruout the state, which honor he
won two years ago.
Friends have received word that
M. E. Croft is convalescing very sat
isfactorily from recent operation
for the removal of a goitre, to which
he submitted at st. Mary's hospital,
Minneapolis. Mrs. Croft is with him.
In a week they expect to leave for
Princeton for an extended visit with
relatives, before returning here.
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