The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-24

Z. Mrs. "A. D. Simpkins pf Turtle |
River was "a business caller in Be-,
midi between trains Friday. " #:
( Mrs. G., a.. Kohout .Was5a visitor
at Bemidji, Friday and Saturday of; |
last week.-1Cass Lake Times. ~ ~ ~.
g J. T. Gardner, ST., went to Bemidji
yesterday to attend the funeral OF
John King.-Cass Lake Times: -
Allen Forte was among the bust
ness transactors here Friday. He
spent the time between trains here. |
:. J..W. Crandall', of Beuna Vista
was the guest of Bemidji friends
Saturday, while transacting business
here. $780,. /
Take home a. brick of Koor's ice
cream. 49," 4-5tf
Mrs. George Rhea and Mrs. H. N.
Mckee were hostesses to the Mothers
club this afternoon at the Rhea
home. ~
Misses Eva Auringer and Marie
Christensen spent Monday afternoon
and evening at Bemidji.-Cass Lake
Times. 81, T. '.*'- '. . rjsis
Mrs. Il. w. Galloway came over
from Bemidji Monday, for visit
with her husband Cass Lake
Times. .,S' -~|t.'
K: mrs. Harris LaBelle was at Benid.
il Tuesday to see her husband, who is
recovering from an operation.--Cass
Lake Times. = ~ : ~
II Miss Harriet BQyce, former Cass
Laker, but now of Bemidji, was here
last week visiting. with Miss Fern La
j." Belle.-Cass Lake Times. p. Il;
Z - Z .% rt:'i &1
/, Mrs. Martin Eyerson returned this
morning from Minneapolis from a
visit of a week with her husband.
Mr.. Everson is employed there.
i Special designing service. Spencer
: Re1uveno corsets, surgical supports.
Home appointments, if desired. Mrs.
n. Fay, .21S Beltrami ave. Phone
49, y x :at,.~-..=r ~ #r| moss
= Another of the popular Tea Dances
was given at the Normal school audi
forum this afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
Each student invited a, guest. A very
pleasant social hour was spent.
Y spor cash pald Tor Liberty Bonds.
and Liberty Bond receipts. See q.
3 3. Hooley: At Northern Grocery Co.
during the day, or at Markham hotel.
evenings. =: l117tt
-. Edward Anderson returned yester-.
i. day from ,Wadena, Saskatchewan,
Canada, where he spent week Wis
.1ting With his two brothers; and at
tending to the transaction of bust
ness.
= AL. Nelson left Monday for: Bemid-
il, where he is organizing a wood
working company. The new company
will make a speciality of making all
kinds of truck bodies and fancy bod
les for all kinds of cars.-Cass Lake
Times. 49,
- A Thimble Bee, supper and dance
will be given by the Eastern Stars
Tuesday evening, April'27 All men,
bers and families, are invited. Ov-
erals and. gtnghams are to be CO.'S
tunes worn. Supper IS cents and
dancing so cents. :, 2d4-27
~ Bill: "Say, Jim, have. you asked
~ <o kA 10 NH0r1o1y
*ing"> :. %><..''' =.
: Jim: mo-" - E, -. T.,
! Bill: ''Well, you'd better, for the
music is to be the best jazz music
:1obtainable; r., furnished by PROT.
Schuck's Jazz orchestra. ,: 1t4-24
!. Masons and their families are in
4vited to attend a supper and dance
given by the Eastern. Stars in the
Masonic hall Tuesday evening. Cling
hams and overans to be the CO.'S
tunes: Supper IS cents and dancing
so cents. 2d4-26
r.. James M. Phfllippi returned this
morning from Emmett, Idaho, where
he has spent some time at the home
Of Mr.. and, Mrs. Hugh Whitney, Mrs.
Whitney being his daughter. He
will spend the summer here with his
daughter, Miss Mavis, at their home,
1901 Irvine avenue. 80 -.~%
- :,
Z. Mrs. G. Wakefield left today for
Hibbing and Duluth, where she will
visit with friends and relatives for
a short time, before going to her
new home at Grand Forks. Mr..
wakefield, who was formerly con-
nected with the Union Dentists here,
has located in Grand Forks with the
Union Dental Co., of Minneapolis. He
left last week. T.. 4
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