Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21

LARIMORE NOTES

Larimore, N. D.. Feb. 21.-The
American Legion will hold q social
meeting Wednesday, evening Fed %,
in the Odd Fellows hall I'd which the
Women's Auxiliary is invited. Mem
bers Of Ted, Valerious Post No. 81 and
all service men are requested by the
Post Commander E.. A. Marien to at
tend the annual George Washington
birthday service. which will be held
this year Sunday evening, Feb. 20, at
1880 p. m. in the Methodist church.
Chas. Hazen came out from the uni.
versity Friday afternoon to spend the
week end at home.
Mr.. West is enjoying a visit from his
younger brother, who will attend high
school here. -
Arthur T. Wilson who was employed
by B. j. Grafton as a plumber last sea-
son went to the Ashbury hospital in
Minneapolis about two weeks ago for
an operation for cancer of the tongue,
ously i'll only a short time. Mr.. Wilson
was a member of the American Le-
gion, having served with the Ameri-
car engineers in France and during his
stay here made many friends who
were greatly shocked to hear of his
sudden death.
The Sunday school classes of Mrs.
P. L. Armes n A. P. Lord enjoyed a
party in the basement Of the Presby-
terrain church Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Hemmingsen
Twin Cities. purchasing the spring
stock of goods for the Larimore Nero,
Co.
Mrs. c. E. Brauner was the guest of
Mrs. Mary Piatt Thursday.
Mrs. r. D. Head and Mrs. o. G.
Storaker entertained in honor of the
visiting ladies from Aneta. Three ia.
bles played at cards and a s o'clock
luncheon, prettily appointed in yellow
and white, vas served.
Mrs. CAMERON, sister of Mrs. Geo
Magoris and Mrs. j. G. Gunderson
Mr.. Magoris' sister, both of Aneta were
guests at the Magoris home las week
The district Eastern Star school o
instruction., held here last Thursday
was largely attended, about IS ladie
from Grand Forks. Lakota, Hillsboro
wood being present. At the close o
the afternoon session, the Larimor
chapter served supper, at two long ia
bles. The dining room was d%ecorate'
in red and white. red carnations. re-
candles. n place cards carried GU
the table color scheme. The men of tn
chapter assisted in every way possible
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The business session was e%nlivened b
music by the Chapter quartet, consist
y ing Of Mrs. Jas. Larmour, Mrs. Mayor
is, DR.. Plass and Mr.. Magoris and
piano duet by Mrs. Plass and Rhod
Larmour and A solo by DR.. Plass.
Mrs. Rust of Fargo, grand secretar
of the Eastern Star, was a guest Q
Mrs. G.. L. Sande during the distric
Injecting. Mrs. Rust took the place O
Mrs, f, L, Kinney of H~ankinson. n. D
grand worthy matron, who is in Cali
fornia this winter. The six Easter
Star chapters of the district p~resente
Mrs. Rust with a beautiful cut glas
vase. n the Larimore chapter CAV
!, a'bouquet of red roses, as a symbol Q
appreciation of Mrs. Rust's work i
: the district. Mrs. Sande, who as dis
trict deputy, had h arrangements 70
the district meeting in charge. wa
presented with a gold pencil by Mort
Star chapter Of Larimore.
> Miss Rhoda Larmour, worthy mat
! o of North Star chapter, and Mr.
Sande, district deputy, entertained tn
: grand officers and visiting worth
> rnatrons Of Eastern Star at luncheon
:, Thursday noon at Miss Larmour
home. A delicious luncheon. in yello'
, and white, was served. At the suppe
. in the Temple that afternoon Mis-
. 9 Larmour was presented some beautif,
flowers by Acacia chapter, Gran
u &c. N. SwanSon, O.. A. Hazen. r.
u Head. Hans Nelson, Harry May,
LaDue. T. j. Steedsman. DR.. A. J
{ Thompson, made up the Larimor
S whist team which autoed down to tn
Kempton whist tournament last Tue.
: day afternoon. Play began at 5 o'clocl
was adjourned to enjoy a splendi