The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-08
SOCIAL-AND PERSONAL

III sS5.t MN NJ gsS
(: e. 4 l. AND I /: y 7:
I, ]. Il, ROLAND OF Thief River Falls,
was a business visitor in Bemidtt on
Tuesday. . - - :. "a. - =
Tate nome 4 brick OF Koorsss ice
E 8 / . I. y 80 s
rails YET Z Rsnid'a! zse' " 'asss visitor
3! ssste' II ss: 81 !. =: W. +: Il. y.
G.. .. James ana oacar. Johnson ofI
u Osakis were among the Tuesday CALI
ers in thisgcity. 4 ~: Il ss 81 II Or
n. i aris. .sDePerry and sistsl .apf eso-
Suuet were among the. out Of town Wis
aitors here, yesterday :s3%. ~. ! i
Mrs. ghrista 'Groff, 1900 America
avenue, has returned from a business
trip to MINNEAPOLIS !. -. <zsss-r,s.s4t d
- Ak, - =. '.,> e..
Mrs. Verne Hogan Of wilton, mot
ored to Bemidjie yesterday and spent
u short time shop &c 81 j; u
u q William Lennon st Kellihe Ter arrix-.I
ed in the city yesterday stO spend al
few days here on business: ;a3s =,
s s MRS. E:;sL Wightman left yester-
f1ay for Minneapolis, where she will
visit and attend the state fair. .,,.. ,.,~s
- fqS5sf1S@1 ''
Arthur O'Leary left last evening
for St. Johns University, Collegeville,
where he will resume his studies,
s s.5; Ted Cooke and Alfred Graves OF
Grand Forks, are spending the week
. at the jacob cottage at Birchment.
lH-~s III x Fait--Ea : y % ~ :::+f
wellington Schroeder left Tuesday.4
Tor st. Paul, where he will attend the
: state fair and transact business for
several days. -.
s*.5ssSSIMrs. Matt Meyers Of Grant Valley
was in Bemidji on Tuesday arranging
to move here if she can find conven-l
lent quarters. 5'.,s II Il
7s :'' Misses Marjorie and Madeline Main
and Mrs. M. Keenan,. of Turtle Diver,
were among Luc OuI VI W" II SoAASs0 Ia
the city yesterday. t..
Fl William Fellows and Ed Alger, of
Tenstrike; were in Bemidji Tuesday
en- route to their. homes, after going
to lOklee on business i
| ! Mrs. Effie Geroy was in the, city
Yesterday, en- route from Hill; City,
where she visited relatives for most
= Of the summer, to Tenstrike.
"A. P. Wilbur Of Aitkin, was a be-
tween train business visitor in the
city yesterday en- route from bust
ness trip to International Falls,
Miss Beatrice Morrison returned
this afternoon to, Bemidji after a
short visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. e. Morrison77:Bratnerd
Mrs. G. m. Bacon, n: ! and Miss Aiyse!
Hetland-left today for Moorhead,
: where Mrs. Bacon will visit for few
days and Miss ,Hetland will resume
her school duties. ra5,;, irF j.,
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c: Lattimer Of
Turtle River, were among the be-
tween train business transactors in
the city yesterday. They also called
on :Bemidji friends. ~;
: I Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds.
See G. B. Hooley at Northern Gro
Gerry Co., during. the day, or: at the
Markham hotel evenings. Fl 7-29tfI
;sMr. and Mrs. w. A. Stewart, who
recently moved from Winnipeg to
their farm at Northern, are enjoy
ing visit from their two daughters,
Carolyn and Margaret, of Winnipeg.
I Mr.. and Mrs A., E. Palmer and Mr..
week end with DR. and Mrs.. G. M.
The former gentleman is brother OF
DR., Palmer. - Il
Charles S. Keyes of Minneapolis,
and father, A. M. Keyes, are in the
city for a short time for duck hunt
\ ing. Mr.. Keyes will be remembered
VAS the aviator who spent several days
here this summer.
Fletcher Grimo1dby returned this
morning from Minneapolis where he
has been attending the state fair, and +
other points in the southern part of
the state where he has been visiting
= for the past two weeks. ~ I & "
Misses Carrie Armstrong and, Ida
Virginia Brown returned Tuesday
morning from a four weeks trip thru
the west and in Canada, where they
spent several weeks with Miss
Browns parents, Mr.. and MRS. s. C.
Brown %t.E /! , tli'a 49, 80 /
&E6!5 I.rr $780, -. r.,
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Beaver, Mrs.
CT. Winter and daughter, Pearl, re-
t,1rY,ed last night from nn1uth and