The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-07
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N. A. LaDouceur has secured posi-
ton at Laqua's clothing store in the
shoe department and will not move
to Duluth with his family as was for
mery intended. We are glad to know
they will be among US this winter.
In returning from Bemidji Sunday
evening of last week Mrs. Fred Raddl
of FROM township was severely
bruised and shaken up owing to an
auto without, lights colliding with
her team. She was thrown from the
buggy .but4escaped serious injury
The two horses were badly cut and
bruised.
| Mrs, Cora fLandray returned We'd
nesdaN to the home of her father,
iG. S. Wheeler of Big Bass lake. She
| has been suff ering from infiammatory
rheum atism at; the Bemidji:ss: hospital
for some time but we are glad to
report that she is much better. , XII
One of the best, meetings Of the
summer of the S#Eavinia Christian
Endeavor was held Sunday night, at
the school house. The subject was
"Thc Golden Rule A large attend
ance was noted. Services begin at 7 80
next Sunday.
Vernon Hoar was transacting busi-
ness in the cities this week.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A.
Wheeler surprised them at their
home Tuesday night. The evening
was spent with music and cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanscom pleasantly
entertained the school children at a
Halloween party at their home Satur-
day night. The Riddles report fine
time with lots to eat and "heaps of
fun.
B. A .Hoar returned Tuesday from
Minneapolis where he. was visiting
relatives for two weeks. He was called
there by the death Of his sister.
Miss June Baird had the nlisfor-
tune to cut her foot severely while
playing near her hon.eI Wednesday.
Little Paul Satire of Big Bass
lake is still recovering nicely from
irfantile paralysis. He is, however,
partially deprived of the use Of the
left limb. r.. ~
Bud LaDouceur took load Of
birch wood to town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Utich. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. A. LaDouceur and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Tell were callers at the c. B.
Cross home Sunday.
Lucky Strike cottage and surround
ings is the most lonely spot in Lavinia.
The occupants, Misses Ida and Myrtle
Helmar, left Friday for their home
near Browerville, MINI.
The entire community was shocked
to learn of the death of their loved
neighbor and friend, Mrs. C. B. Cross,
who died at her home near Little
Bass lake Friday night after a short
illness of few hours of pneumonia.
day afternoon by Rev. Lambert of
Bemidji from the residence at 2
o'clock Beautiful flowers of the rar-
est varied completely covered the
lovely casket which was carried to
it's last resting place by six young
men of the T." community, Messrs.
Forbes, Wanroe, Lester, Prather,
Lester and Zieders. All of the chill
dren were; in attendance except one
daughter, Mrs. Maude Yaeger of
Glendora, Gal. Sympathy is extended
to Mr.. Cross and grandchild, Viva
NJ: Cross, in their sad hour. II s.
William Gish has been on the sick
list, this week but is reported to BE
improving. = ~ r W.
Alfred Endstrom' from Fargo, N.
D., has just finished new home on
his farm near Homer Robinson. He
intends soon to bring his family to
their new home.
Yum, yum! Methinks me smells
sauerkraut Some one had better adj
wise Mr.. and Mrs. James Lester to
put lock on their cellar door.
Delbert Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kruff and
Mrs. Della Willy left Thursday NOR
ming in autos for their homes in North
Dakota. They are all relatives of C.
E. Cross. i. \ T.. -.