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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-25
The - Deal House.

M. Lula Johnson q Versailles.
has been N, guest q Mrs J \.
ANON. uu Richmond avenue
Me- Matte Barnes blck"rson was ~
home from Lexington and attended
the Dunn wsylAnd wedding
Mrs GairW ood, VI mas been with
her aunt. Mr. Il Gulicy has return
eel 10 her home IN 81. lbvv,lle Ind
Mr. " T. Mason aud Mis-, sue
Shelby Mason nave returned from a
visit 20 Mr. " L C,ok IN Danyillo
Mr. Dunlap RlHn'ol and children
vii leave next month ;cr Bowling
Green whcr, they WI reside in the
future.
Mr.. Ike Dunn, ~ Lexington. has
been spending few days with her
mother. Mr. D. GIllcy. who con
nucs very w.
VI, 6 y pobyn. who has been
me CUES, Of Mr., j. = Robinson and
AR Robinson has returned To her
home m Danyillc
Mr. and Mr. Arthur Hubbard. Of
Coying;on, are expected today for a
visit 20 Mr and Mr. J p S,ormcs
on Richmond avenue
Misses Minnie Ma Rot inson. Car
re Bel Romans az Katie Barnes
pickerson are al home from lcNing
ton for IN, ThsnkSg', 'nr vacation.
Mr. and Mr., Herman Russell Way
land we're entertain, : Sunday n, a
dinner party gwen b, W.. and Mrs.
Arthur Hubbard % their home in
CoNiuYton, ny
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-25
Locker Sans

The many friends Of Nj Linda
Locker were surprised 20 krow she
was married to Mr. Alexander Sans
Of Jeffersonville. Indiana November
seventh. after br',f ccmtship Of
two months.
Miss Locker is the you,re.s daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs 3. l.. Locker Of
this county, and has been holding a
position in Louisville for the past
month.
Mr.. Sans is the son Of Nr. and
Mrs. Warren Sans Of Frankfort Ky.
and was employed w,th the Courier
Journal in Louisville.
Both attended tie X. 5. ID. college
at Danville by. M. Sans having
graduated from that school in 1915.
Mr.. and Mr.. Sans are nov house
keeping in Louisville
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-25

VI. y u CooA. o. nanvll- spent
trc yees end IN Lancaster.
Nr. pt...e Estes visiting rcla
-ly,s at stamford ihis wcck.
W." julia Reid ma returned from
. visit 60 NJ. Pitcher ~ Louisville.
Ms Helen GIi. has returned from
.tcaFo vncr, .r, male stay Of 4
ace.
H,..r. y " NaHan and r. u.
,a,u,.. q par,nc we're IN lancas-
;er Monday
Mr.. and Mr.. Bradley Bourne. Of
Versatile. spent N, weekend with
relative. here
Rev T. u. BolrlauI and wife have
returned from a few days visit IN
Harrodsbufg
Miss Bernie. Champ, q Lexington
COLLEGE. b.. 80 home Cor the Thanks
giving holiday
Mr., Tburusa Gurr,y 0. visiting her
daughter. M Fisher Games and Mr.
raIrrs a b.uy.lls
Mr. r OWsi,y B. the guest ~
rcr daughter Nh, " y Cook and
Ir Coos iu parviIlr
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-25

Miss Margaret Nelson. Of Lebnon.
is visiting Mi., Sallc Lou Meyers.
Mr. Smiley VIII came up from
Frankfort FOR few lay, this week.
Friend, Of Mr. J y poty will be-
glad Go earn tina, ne VA sufficiently
recovered from recent llncss TO be
out again
Capt q " Pace. ~ Hampton,
Va. has been the guest for few days
4 Mr. and Mrs. Fed Frisbic. ON
Maple Avenue.
The Banquet given Friday evening
al the kcngarlan boy me Phi Delta
Theta member, - Lar caster IN honor
- Mr. Russell Maryland was charm.
.nr affair and Thoroughly enjoyed
by the guests. The table had for
Us center piece arg, mound 81
fruit and each place card was tied
with blue and white r.hbo-.. the colors
~ the fraternity The following
menu Wa. served oyster cocktail.
olives. celery. roast turkey. cranberry
sauce, French pea, potatoes. an-la
grniin. \ large yellow chrysanthe-
mum was given the iadie, a. a sou
venir Those prescr. were William
leagcr. Danvilc. Shirley Hudson.
W y Mason. Bascun Ford James
Woods. Lewis Gil. Alex Doty. Cabel
Arnold, Edwin Waller Joe Price,
Dr. 90! Mrs. j. u. k.uns.rd. Or. and
Mrs V. c. kinnaird. MI and Mrs.
Robert kinnaird. Misses Mamie
Stormes Dunn, Edna Berkele. Ger
trude -Wallingford. ANA Bracket
Owen. Florence Brown. Martha Buck.
ner, Elizabeth Murprv. Allene Frat
man, Virginia Moran and Mrs Brad
ley Bourne.
The following announcement has
been received by Laf caster Friends
and relatives:
Mr. and Mn, W. \. Pro, announce
IN. marriage ~ her daughter
Mamie Stormes Dunn
10
Mr.. Herman Russell Wayland
on Saturday, Noyember the twentieth
Nineteen hundred and twenty
lancaster, Kentucky
At home
after December fif.h
New Wilson. Oklahoma.
The following announcement has
been received with much interest here
as the groom is wei, Known, having
lived near Lancaster number Of
years. and Is the son OF Mrs. y. J
Lawrence. and trotnrr q Mrs.
Royston Ray. 81 this city lie is now
employed with Scar, E,ebuck ana
Co. of Chicago. III, IN" bride is the
charming daughter % Nr. and Mrs
l.. &. Burrow. Of Milan. Tenn.
MIR and MIR. /. { Burrow
announce the rarr 0Fe Of
their daughter
Miss Ruby Cornish Burrow
10
Mr.. Jesse 4. Lawrence
Saturday. November sixth
Nineteen Hundred and Twenty
Chicago. H.
At Home
After Nov. 10. 1920.
1896 Washington Blod."
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Dunn Wayland

The marriag, of Mis- Mamie
70 rH~u TO VI Russell Way
lard. u Oklahou a. vas solemnized
SATURDAY afternoon a. ! O'Clock at
the horc - the brides parents. Mr..
and Mr.. W Asnborn price. on Rich
mond road |; was beautiful home
wedding and one ~ he brilliant
events m society thu, season. Rev.
/ T. Bourland. past r ~ the Chr--
tiau Church. ofriciated and about -
guests we're present TIE wedding
ro'ors were yellow ard white and the
house was decorated ~ ferns, white
and yellow chrysanth, nuns In the
reception room, the scene Of the
ceremony an alter Of pyramided
palms. with cathedral candles burn
irg IN the rear. aud swinging from
canopy hung q whit. b.ll tied with
yellow ribbons, completed perfect
I scene for the wedding. For some
time before the appointed hour a. the
guest, assembled MIR, Leonard Miller
and Mrs Harry Tom'inson sang and
played q beautiful program ~ music.
and for the bridal procession the
Bridal Chorus from Lpheugrin sound
ed and they came slowly down the
stairway through the hall and recep-
tion room 20 the al:er First came
the ribbon bearers. Master John Or
.siI and little Miss Dorothy Perkins
carrying broad white .dd yellow satin
streamers. Following slowly was the
matron 81 honor. Mr. Bradley Bourne
who was gowned in black lace and
black hat. Miss Gertrude Walhngford
wore black lace and small black
hat, Miss Anna BracF"tt Owen, wore
a beautiful gown and hat of black.
Miss Martha Bucknei was gowned in
brown with brown hat Mss Elizabeth
Murphy wore black satin and black
hat, Miss Virginia Moran wore love
ly black dress and lat, Miss Allene
Fratman looked splendid in henna
cloth with brown lace and hat to
match then the maid Of honor. Miss
Edna Berkele. who was beautifully
gowned IN brown tr'colette with a
brown hat. each attendant wearing a
corsage bouquet Of Ward roses.
The charming bride entered with
her brother. Mr.. Charles. Dunn. who
gave her In marriage and Al the
same time the brideg came with
his best man. Mr william Neagcr.
q nanyille, and the couple met be-
fore the minister TO the ceremony.
Evening Star" was softly PLAYED
during the responses ana after the
blessing, for congratulations Mendels-
sohu's Wedding March sounded in
JOYFUL strains The bride never look
eel more handsome IN going away
tailored suit of brown cloth with
modish brown hat trimmed IN gold
and shoes 10 match She carried
shower Of Ward roses.
After showers Of sood wishes and
congratulations. chocolate and sand
witches were served TIE table was
covered with an clepar. lace cloth and
had as It's centerpioce vase filled
with yellow chrysanthemums. The
couple left Immediately for a wed.
ding trip 10 Columbia, SO. Kansas
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-25

''h' N's''"f ~ pAhN''e
~, ,-u
visit To her lister N Covington.
APT race. 'i ''b'h''. mas o''h
u' fu'N' ~ vi anu WIS r''"
Mr. Fleece Robinson, u Stanford.
was the guest Of VIZ Gayle Doiy
Monday.
Miss Eliza ison, ~ bryanisvilie,
spent the weekend 90 Lancaster with
relatives.
have been recent gust. - Garrard
relatives
VIZ. thm' lou'1. OF L'oahoh'
Lear last week.
MIS- men " i'''"h' ha' t''ufl''
It"" month N'''' v" h'' aunt Mr''
johnson ~ f''tourr' "a
p,, "a E,.lds ,,,. md 5.n,b-
W 'H ~ '''', N'fe ne FS''A ''
w "'" var 'u'"'' nanny 'u"'"S
hfn1
NJ, and NJ. tu,h.. p,,,,,,. ,,,.,.,
ed IN Nicbols.vilI. v,r.oy s-r..
~. guests ~ her amt. Mrs Sa
""'"''
Mr.. Carroll RaiI.v ~ Sta,frrF
{ j. visiting b,r dauybte- Mr.. y Pr.
colt Brown and Mr. Brown. n, Oar.
VILE av,nu.
Mrs sarah Hamilton VINO TEL ssN-
IL. Is rapidly improyi,y much IN IN,
qualification of her many friends
FRANK Pierce one oi the best
policemen of the Louisville Police
force has been IN the city tins week
visiting his old friends Frank has
lots of them here ard they are al
Woods walker. OF Paint Lick was
elected president of e National Fox
Hunters Association. which met at
Crab Orchard last week. Jennings
Maupin, OF Richmond WAS made sec
rotary and treasurer.
A. - Al -, .,
- -. 90,
D.. -. -.
-p',,, a.. - a. -,
father. Nr Fleetwood. Much sym
patty Is extended Mr. Currey IN her
great bereavement.
n. -. .t. -,
a. ~ u. - -.
-, A, r NJ. - -.
.r,....-..I,-,. ~. -.
A.. r.. ~. ,,aAa.an
nL,. A.. NJ. \, -.
-, T., NJ a., ~.
% {, Ionis vi.sou,
4
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Mrs. ". A. Price, division Of the
woman's Christian Missionary Socie-
~. will have and exchLng, and bazaar
on Saturday afternoon, December
lth. At which time and place. hot
chocolate will be sery ID free TO their
patrons and friends.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-25

Hog killing time is here and am
prepared TO do your butchering for
you. Phone 3i3. Haden Leayell.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-25
Tooaeee Seeds Small.

Tobacco seeds are 50 minut. that .
p thlmbleful will furnish enough plants
for an acr. II ground.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-25
HAND IN HAND

GuILEr HOUSE D.a.ll. s. LANCASTER KY
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
!s lSl,Sss Rrlelss ln 1 lElnalssd.

n tnat mas Ffecen1ly Deen
iintf0d6eed hi England III nearly five
times ,,as large ~ 81 rdinary brick.
but il.c0mparfson is much less. heavy
and is easily y handles The lighter
weight. results from the following out
Of sthsS sick 10 provide air layers By
the shaping q the ends the existence
Of joints running all the way through
the wall isl avoided. The brick Is, a.
a. rule, made Of. one part Of cement
and four parts sand by simple hand
machinery. Three men: can make
enough bricks in 10 day ito build 400
to 500 square feet OF wall. a further
economy Is effected BY the manner Of
laying the walls, ainasmuch as the ends
and bottoms Of the bricks need only
be dipped in a thin lime mortar mixed
with q small amount Of cement Il
laid IN the usual way the air channels
il the bricks would. become nlied. -
Scientific American. a 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
~. BIZ Mon In Africa.

Compared with Patrick O'C onnor,
Albert Bropgh, who died 81 short time
ago, and. Who owing to his seven feet
seven inches, was reported to be the
.tallest man II the world, was = mid
get. O'Copnor, who Is at present IN
South Africa, ~ stated to be the big.
gest man ION earth, veritable modern
Hercules. o. Conner IL almost eight
feet high, and . person six feet siz
inches high; can walk beneath his arms
when outStretched horizontally. He
has chest measurement Of s. inches
and weighs 975 pounds, while the ring
which adorns the index finger 81 bid
right hand ID % large that 50cent
piece can pass easily through It n
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MRS. GREENBLAT EHTEREAINs
s FOR mrs. C0N1NsKY

Mrs. A. Greenblat entertained
ut her home, 1918 Bemidji avenue,
this afternoon in honor Of her guest,
Mrs. H. H. Cominsky Of st. Paul, who
formerly resided here. Bridge was
played at four tables Es IS s s5s,
Those invited were Mrs. III. H. Co
minsky, Mrs. a, Sapero Of Thief Riv-
er Falls, Mrs. A. j. Macmillan, Mrs.
Phillip Gill and her mother. Mrs.
Mary Burton Of st. Paul, Mrs. David
Gill. Mrs. d. #. Mccain, Mrs. ]. G..
HARNESS, Misses Vera BaSkus, Emma
Grant. Lucy Dunnigan, Aryilla Ken
field, Miss Green and Misses Harris,
OF Minneapolis. .S ss*t
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
Geld pyes From soot

AN exhibition 10 being held In Lon
don BY the Knox guild Of design and
crafts which the Times describes q
u Demonstration Of the beautiful re
suits produced by ordinary methods Of
dyeing." Some wooden stuffs woven
BY members Of the guild with primi-
tive apparatus have been dyed with
privet, bracken, g0rse and other well.
known plants, and even with SCOT from
the chimney, thelast producing beau.
tiful old gold tint There are alst
some fine specimens OF leather work
pottery and jewelry. ~
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The Trident.

.'Wbo was Neptunel'' inquired the
student. -, u s.
Neptune" replied the girl who
merely looks at the pictures, was the
ancient gentleman who invented the
oyster fork"
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SPECIAL ]. LEGION /,
AUXILIARY MEETING n !,

M h ma AUA11alA61 l3E6x1NO
"a special meeting Of the Auxiliary
lot the American Legion has been call
ed for tomorrow 81 terno on. 1t the As
rsociation rooms The meeting will
be called AZ 1900, clock and all mem
!bers are requested as important busi-
ness will he brought up which must
be attended to ct this time. This spe-
cfa1 meeting has been been called be-
Cause Of the fact that there was not
g sufficient number out to the meet
Ing last evening to- do business. y
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! YPICAl EAST J |
CITY, M rAdana Redoient Of Fith;
and Smells. Il &
ndition. and SIGHT. sveh. = ,vev.d
Make q oeeidsnta ! u samaritan
Faint Though lnhab itants "
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800 : b 1870 ..ss
80. 1872 p.p, 80 ~. =
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

This model sponsors the mode for
black and white and is exceedingly
chic carried ont In f>ulard. The skirt
Is gathered at the waistline and I'm
.ished with q deep hem. An over.
blouse of black satin gives added
smartness to the short-sleeved kim.
ono waist. Lace finishes the round l
neck. Medium size requires y
yards 36-inch figured and ] yard 81
36.inch black material
+ Pictorial Review Blouse No. 1888.
Sizes. 81 to IA fnche bust. Price,
90 cents. Skirt No. 1928. Sizes. y e
IS inches waist. Price Is cents !:
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! ! | BlRll : FIGHT
Mann 4! dcapped l ' y a I So 4
ceeded ~ Escaping. \ !.


sNesterner. ''my parents moved from
Iowa to. the new county Of Hand IN
South Dakota. The railway had been
.completed a. far a. Pierre, but thert
we're few stat1ons. and at Rec Heights
where we got on the train, there Was.
only q rough platform made Of plankA.
and a box car In which the agent lived
The last Of the buffalo had been
killed or driven Of and the prairie
was covered with the skeletons q
these animals. 5is 54 b
,s' = The county was alive with wolves
and coyotes; they were nearly az
common as domestic animals are now.
ON almost any morning from one to q
dozen could be seen from the door Of
our little claim 3shanty., .'..5 5s:s
s my father bought six wolf traps
about the first Of December, and dur
Ing that month We caught more than
forty coyotes within a short distance
of our home, many Of Them within q
few yards OF the house. One morning
we had the novel experience Of finding
"a full-grown coyote IN one Of the
traps. caught BY the tail.
another morning we came back:
and reported till Tie chain had been
broken and one Of tie traps was gone.
The tracks, indicated that something
larger than a coyote had been taken.
When father had finished the chores
that morning he mounted Roger, one
2of the two horses that we then owned,
and. taking the shotgun and old Shep
with him, started out on the trail. be-!
s1leying that it would not be hard to
:overtake q wolf carrying q trap.
But that wolf, either from instinct
Of because he feared he would be fol-
lowed, made direct Tor q range Of hills
81 emile or 10 TO the south. s
: az soon. as they were near enough
90 2Shep took q hand in the chase.
sShep was a big black shepherd dog
Z that had fought many . coyote, but he
vas no wise to risk a battle with the
61rceslooking beast that was carrying
the trap-for II was big white buff
I falo wolf, an animal that could kill an
spEdinaFys dog In q few minutes.
....The wolf had to run on three legs.
holding up one Of his front feet and
5sealf:yying the trap. shep would run up
and attack him from behind, and
,swleh the wolf turned 70 give battle
I the doga would retreat. They kept up
tut q son.nlna f1ch. ior' mof than :
.sEa.e volfs knew that a crisis had
arrived and ran for his life. 4 With
both horse and wolf running their
level best. parallel with each other
and about four Or Eve rods apart e.
ther fired the only load be had from
his, old single bar m ding
'ssklsofi s s., III Nd sthe BIB shot
..havinSs passed throl1g 81 6ody. The
afacs q ,jjust n ~ i next snow
ssbanE 3hich might have meant safety
for haa, was reached: ~ Ii.
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"A party Of young ladies enjoyed q
sunrise breakfast-partys at Diamond
Point Monday morning. After q
morning dip. the girls enjoyed their
breakfast around their camp fire. The
party consisted SOf sMisHes Margaret
Carson, Mildred Olson, Borghild
johnson, Alice Ballangrud. Jean
Walker, Lucille Gotta Ruth Everest,
and Runghild Moe. y. I
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NICK Dimich 81 Boyey swas Il Be-
mid sytsitor on lesda Z, ,s A
fFsess A.s Andrswi sf Gsmmsll was s.ls
Bsmidji visitor vest riay n 4.
y 4-5tf
sP. B Dover aaof Nv IA en- spent tlie
I day III Bsmid son q. s4day: u ssss 4
Ceaills sBrs Lake Falls va ! ~
\ Bemidi j vistt II ysstsr. &c ays
ay Y NV Hannah Is returned yester:s
day from i short sisit To- Dulut g
Is II. McGarry 81 Walker was
sbssiness visitor il sBemidtt 9n ines gss,,
day. sf ssss
" Ma M. Post and son Sof Thief II R 1 4:
rails we're Tuesday aitors " sh .ss
city. sss2 s.s
1; Is. arnold went 81 oks lt prls
this morning "a = short business;
visit. s3 ID
Frank Foster II 81 Grand Forks.
spent Tuesday s. the lp city on bust aa5l
II ness. n SsSs
Frank Hfnkley Of NJ Interna tional ],
Falls was Bemidji business caller lt'l:
b yesterday. ssS
MI. and Mrs. II. w. smyth Of Park a
Rapids were among the Tuesda Avis;
N tors ii Bemid u.
i. Morken and p. +. Rossberg Of
q sCroOkstnn were Bemidji business
Hers yesterday !1,s
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Thormer of Deer
River were among the out 5Sof town
callers 81 this city on n T q
N. IS. Whiting 81 Blackjack and A.
III h. Molander left last eyening for Lit
lie Falls on short business trip
~ a large land " sales organization
4 desires tO get id communication with
rs, /. cNn0 30 az large tn ctr. Audress Lock
u Box S93. Bsmidji e Nina. 5-25tf
So !. -, I'D
Mrs. Harriet Clark and son. Frank,
4 left .Tuesday for y akima. WASH,
II where they will make their future
home. ssssi
"a .-.s
~ h. An II md daugh ter. sHa-
HI left last foTs n las. her
hSfs 81 4 1, ~
So
ana I'M M Henry Carlson and
4 sana frsx B1rf Gannon.nf GeammeI
il, n m ;c1fysvssf RI ~.
h ri 4 sY,rs sB0ni6:
q H iSn{1s ss M lSoff 3fd
Il 20 S RI q sa
& sS
lSfs Isl ssof tssra fnes n rel
d tuf hsd III 8 hfs hon,a va ferday.si after
q snesnn 4 ime tl,e II 51urt mi h lis "a ~
ssentsI. M ana 81 r! I. q. III. Battles. I
M iii fr,sd III arrived last
1 sssavenJnr from fIona. Is. D.. rs spend
!. aeyeraI weeks atS herS hone. she Will
y "a hare nntiI the first 81 August.
9 s5l 81
Il IN an g = Rrin kman and EDDY.
..a Ansn IL. ,as, tv.ands "a Ill
W. r,tv III. IN i s. NJ 80 81
ss,n 49, 9 a " : : =
49, - "a "a 81
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50 Ola ID; IN D 4 ST

Pc RlSIl
d /. iii. sDavidsons sof Brainsrd wassai
business caller IN the city today.
Mrs.. III. GrahA,MM 81 Gemmsll spent
Tuesday 90 y tisit OH Bemidji ]
AIiss Cepitols Stewart IL reported to
be ~ at her home On y Dewey avenue.
E i. y. Ksnnsld IL this: noon for
Duluth ana Was3 ibhrn. Wis. 10 spend
the ret q t IS ssh 81 bust nsss
s The Ladies mid ~ ths EpiscopAl
church will mssts IN the basement Of
the churc Thursday afternoon IN at
2::30 0'clock sforsg ork 5#
NJ NJ. and 1l - Isnry. Dipple. Who
have been Spending 4 the last two
weeks with relatives III the city, left
for their home at g afton, N. .. this
y morn tDl Ing Es's n 81 ss..s ss3l
Nh. and Mrs. u. M Satire left yes
terday on q several weeks trip to Nj
agara Fails and points i'm New York
state. They Will go by way Of the
great lakes. ~ s ss MED
Mrs. C =. Riley expects her moth
Ter and father. MI. and Ntrs. !. J.
Wagner Of st: Cloud tosarriye tomor-
row to spend the summer at her home
Ion America avenue.
st. Phillip $ Ladies Aid will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Mark Morse and
Mrs. II. Bowe at the home of the lat
tier, 1 11I Lake Boulevard, tomorrow
afternoon Everyo invited to be
present.
Mr. and Nj Alfred johnson and
children lott this Don for. their home
lin Duluth, Mrs. q. III hnson and chill
drens have beer here for the past
three weeks. MI: Crimson came for
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Carpenter of
stephen, and Mr.. and 1rs. Richard
ISchumaker and chi dren, Fac and. Err
rol, OF Grafton, Nd. smotored3 To- Be
midi on sund pend several
days with relatives. .sa I. d
n term Of four weeks Of tpchial
INSTRUCTION IN the Norwegian and
English languages was opened In the
Norwegian Lutheran.ehurch yester-
Eday morning. with 81 Mss Maybelle
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

Mr. and Mrs. William Lily had as
their house guests over Sunday and
Monday Mr.. and Mrs Paul Birkholz
Of Staples; Mrs. G. Fanham and son,
Harry of Merrifield; Mrs. Charles
Barwise and Son, Joseph, ofasBovey;1
Roy Barwise OF Grand Rapids; and
Mrs. L. M. Monte of st. Paul. All
returned to their homes on Tuesday
with the exception OF Mrs. Monte,
who will remain for few days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

::Es A. r. Whiting OF Black ksand a.
y II. Molander left last evening for Lit q
tie Falls on q short business trip.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

"a term Of four weeks ofsparpchial
INSTRUCTION IN the Norwegian g and
English languages was opened I'm the
Norwegian 4utheranssehurch yester-
daymorning, Mss Maybelle
johnson as instfsisA
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

l IySS j; & u pf RI g
i turned toghi home yesterday after
spending the 0urt NTH his par
ents, Nj. and Mo. 8: =. Battles &.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

4 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred johnson and.
children Loft this noon for their home
lin Duluth, Mrs: IDhnson and chill
dren have beer hare for the past
three weeks. Mr.. Johnson came for
the week end.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

Mesdames i. Brinkman and Eddy
sBrinkman left last. evening Tor an ex-
4 tended |. visit with friends and rela-
stiyes at Michigan City, Ind, and at
Chicago. ffst;. II,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

Il The Ed. Akre and Thomas Ny
gard families OF Nymore, returned
last evening from at two weeks motor
trip to Appleton, Odessa and Wadena.
dena ana Baudette. s.zI