The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-19

} P,ERS ONAsL
II Senator b. u. Swedback returned
Saturday night from q short business
trip to Minneapolis. +. \. {
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gallagher of
Turtle River, are the parents Of q;
baby daughter, born July; s. Il 2. +
q Mrs. H. johnson arrived Sunday
morning from Wilson, Wis, to spend
two weeks with her daughter, Miss
Anna Ks Johnson, and other rela-
|tfyes. - {. 4 L, a 5* K. i II
! Misses Nellie and Pansy Gary
George German and o. H. Stahl of
| this. city, were Sunday visitors at In
lternational Falls and Fort Francis,
between trains. ~ .5 :5s ",
Mr.. and Mrs. b. u. Enggren Of
ILakeville, are the guests of Senator
and Mrs. F.. j. Swedback. They arr
Iriyed Saturday evening and will re-
main for a week or ten days. :. Z
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Born to: Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. .Reidin
a daughter en- July Is, at the home OF
Mrs. Reidin's mother, Mrs. Emma Col
lard, 1913 America avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. sReidin make their home in Min
neapOlis. WI .>,@@ = :, LIN ~ i III, - :,
George W.. Cove and George w.
Smith, Of ST. Paul, were over Sunday
guests at the A. T.. Carlson home, The
Corinne Carlson and her: guest, Miss
Helen Chaffee, of Valley City. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark of Mime:
apolis and DR.. and Mrs. G.. j. Plom-
ske Of FaribauN, left this morning for
their homes by ways! Dr. the State
Park. These parties motored here
saturday and spent Sunday with the
NJ. H Wilson family. =. I :. =. E..s.5x II
| Mrs. Ira Clark returned Saturday
evening from New York Mills. where
she was called to attend, the funeral
OF, her nephew, ,Arlie Telin,, who died
lin the, Wadena hospital from blood
poisoning. Interment was made at
New York Mills on Wednesday.
l Mrs. A. X. Farrweather and Miss
Nina keenan,, who have visited fo1
1.-THE past six weeks with their sister
Mrs, C. N. Shannon, left. this morn,
ling for Princeton, where they will
visit; with another sister. They will
Ials0 visit in st. Paul and Minneapolis
before their return to their home in
lMankato. : -. 49,
&. Mrs, James Hyde and son, James
Jr.,r left: Saturday evening for theil
new home in, San Francisco. Mrs
Hyde has spent the past severa
months at the Pendergast 4. summer
home at Lake Plantaganet.. Mr.. Hyd,
was recently discharged from nav,
service in the east, where they hav,
made theirSh ONE. They will meet a
IOmaha and 60 on from there together
MRS. Hyde lis we'll known here, be
ling the daughter of the late repre-
sentative L.sC: Pendergast and wife
:. Today's register at the. ;Birchmont
I Beach hotel includes Mr.. and Mrs. J
l,H. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. r.. D
tBenean, Alex Mullen, p A. Wilson
H.. P. Albright, J,'.:G. Sterling, Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. PETERS, Mr. and Mrs
J. G. Hodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. D
bradshaw ana family; Mr.. and Mrs
H. c., Barton, Miss Zickvicke and H
lC: Smith; of Minneapolis; Mr. ant
Mrs. Robert Guiterman, Miss Bla nch,
|Hernean,s Edwin +Baer, T.. L. Loeb
Charles O. Straus,. George III. Grande
of st. Paul. Mr.. andssMrs.5G. s. Car
4 penter, Mr., and Mrs. G. B. Tuthill o.
Sioux Falls, S. D.; w. F., Werglath
Oma aha, Nebr.; w. p: Kerwin sant
family Of Waterloo, Iowa; Nv. A.SBer
nard of Thief River Falls; Norman
Robinson, Chicago; w. H. Nevins
and daughter of Birmingham, Ala:
Mrs. w. G. Turner, Blue Earth; Mis-.
Bader, Bisbee, Ariz Z; Mr. and Mrs
Il w. c., Hunter and family Of st. Louis
John Hesketh and party of Gilby,4N
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