Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-05
State Committee
Being Organized

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Considerable interestA being mani
tested in the organization of $a&North
Dakota committee or the Women's
Roosevelt Memorial association.
which is now under way /. Reports of
the organization work have been re-
ceived from Mrs John o. Hanchett
Of Valley City, N. D.,3a member of
the national organization, and it ts
said to be meeting with favor.
It is probable that the committee
will include one member from each
county of the state. Mrs. Hanchett
hopes to complete the personnel this
month, so that activities may be be-
gun early in the fall.
I'M other parts Of the country where
the work has beSn more readily OF
ganized, Roosevelt fete has been
planned for the purpose Of raising
funds for the rebuilding and furnish
ing Of Roosevelt house, the birthplace
Of the former president. This mid
summer fete will be&a social function
OF summer resorts, hotels, clubs,
ocean liners and camps.
Mrs. Fred johnson, 513 North Sew
enth street, has as her guest Mrs.
Frank Schwartz Of Langdon. Mrs.
visit her daughter before returning
home. ~s .s Z
Misses Hilda and Emma johnson,
of Webster, M D., sisters-in-law Of
Mrs. johnson, who have been visiting
her, have returned to their home.
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A regular meeting lofFthe Women's
Relief CorpsNwill be held On Saturday
afternoon in the Odd Fellows hall at
E3 O'clock. All members of the So
|cietys are urged to attend.
IN honor Of Mrs. RS. Caswell, who
Is Visiting in the city, a picnic supper
llawn of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Borden's
home, 426 South Fifth street. Mrs.
ECaswell: is the guest of h~erffather and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reading, 41O
Franklin avenue.
MI. and Mrs. Samuel. Torgerson,s 40
Reeves avenue, and their daughter,
Miss Marion Torgerson left this morn
ing for Fargo en- route to Lake De-
go to Itasca Park and other interest
ing lake resorts. They are motoring.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. =. Landom, with
their daughter Irene and son Leroy,
South Third street, Are leaving in their
auto on Saturday morning for Kansas
City, Mo-. where they will visit for a
uionLn WlIH relatives.
Following a months visit with their,
son William in Mahtawah, Mimi, Mr.:
and Mrs. p. j.. Hughes, go Fourth.
avenue, returned Wednesday evening
to their home in Grand Forks. Will
liam Hughes, who returned with his
parents, has gone to Minot, Nd, to
look after farming interests,
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ks np Snnd& Mrc U ID Cfo1v 1 . K Pal
mont avenue, are motoring to Duluth
this week. They are accompanied by
their little o Arthur and left Mon
day morning. Enroute they are stop
ping at Cass Lake and other points.
Mrs. J. r. Smith and daughter,
Miss Jean Smith, 403 North Fifth
street, have gone to Toronto, Canada,
and other eastern points. whore they
eral weeks. s-
Nj. and. Mrs. ~. II McAllen. ac-
companied by their four children,
Winifred, Edith, Paul and Walter,
and Mr.. McAllen's Esther, r. p. Nc
from Minot, and will visit friends and
relatives here for several days.SsssThey
will be guests, at the w. r.. DeLong
home, Sl5 Dakota avenue, and will
also visit at the e. M Walshsand r,
"a. McAlIen homes. MI. McAllen went
on to Duluth, MINI, last evening, and
Win join his family here later.
Mrs. sara Rorke, 7o2 Oak street,
has as her guest for several days her
daughter, Sister Sara Gertrude (Mary,
ERorke) 4of st. JOsenh'ss Academy,.3fS ST
Paul: From this city Sister Sara Cert
rude will go to jamestown. N. d..