The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-04-21
THURSDAY. i 81 APRIL ! =, 1921 j
NESvS-ETTES OF GRAND :s.s !: It s51: i. !.
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s As TENNIS court has been laid out
or1.$the court house grounds. Il. I.
zr a. baby was born to- Mr.. and Mrs:
Paul Plaau Jacobson, in Hovland Tuesday.
81 Mr.. and Mrs J.. G.. Scott left Mon
day by stage for a trip to Duluth.
Aug: J. Johnson and son Victor are
on trip to Duluth, via their Buick
Six.
lasMr: e. P. Skaiem, Of, Audubon,
Minnesota, visited with his daughter,
Mrs: II. E. Qualheim, last week. 49,
! There was a dance at Chicago Bay
Saturday night and large crowd
Of young people from here attended:
Mrs. c.. A. A., Nelson, of Lutsen,
is home from Florida after spending
the winter in that state.
Gunner Olson returned home Sun
day from Duluth, making the trip in
his Chevrolet. :.
l. Mrs. J. H. Winger has gone to
Frankfort, Michigan, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. j. T. Joynes.
John Rafferty,, of the Reservation,
left last Friday for a trip to Ohio
to visit his folks.
Malcolm Linnell, of Mineral Cen
ter, went to Duluth last Friday for
a brief trip.
Chas. Seglem and John Nelson, Jr
left by stage Monday morning for
Duluth, to bring Mr.. Seg1erns new
sedan home.
w. ]. Corcoran left Sunday for z
drive to Port Arthur. The roads are
now good all the way through from
Duluth to Port Arthur.
Miss Grace Samskar of the Rose
bush school, has been sick for twt
weeks. Miss Hilda Lief is taking he1
place as teacher.
| Last week we forgot to mention
| Mrs. Louis Engelson's party. Shs
entertained the Royal Neighbors Fri
day evening, April IL.
The Ladies' Aid society of tn
Congregational church will meet mex
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Os
car Olson.
= The Board of Health had d meet
,, ing Tuesday night to discuss mean
of keeping scarlet fever confined t.
the few cases which are now in tn
! community.
MIR. and Mrs. George Nelson, o
Lutsen, have gone to Duluth wher
they will make their home: Mr.. Mel
5 son has a grocery and confectiomer
store there.
MIR. and Mrs. A. V. johnson cele
brated their 14th wedding anniver
sary Sunday by giving a family d n
ner at their Red Cliff summer cot
tage. Fifteen covers were laid.
George Bayle and VIM. Tunmor
have returned home from Dorior
Ont, Canada, where they have bee1
in a lumber camp all winter. The:
t had lots of sno " there last winter
Sam Zimmerman, Jr. has pur
chased new White truck. He lei
! yesterday for Duluth and expects t.
drive it home 1t will be used in hi
dray business,
Some of the members of the cas-
: in the High School play, 'Why Snitl
Left Home" are sick, consequently
) the play will not be; given in loft
on the 23d as advertised.
! Sam Zimmerman, Jr, returne,
, Sunday from Duluth with Mrs. Zim
norman, who is much improved l.
3 health after visit in Duluth. D.
! going to Duluth Friday he made th
trip in five hours flat. He had fou
passengers besides himself in tn
car. This is the best time to- hav
} been reported this year, which gce
to show the lads are getting bet
ter all the time.
Mrs. Merton Worthing, of Lutser
was taken to the hospital at Tw
Harbors Tuesday, April IL, undergo
ing an. operation the following da
for abscess IN her side. Two car
made the trip to- be sure. to ge
through, on account of the condi
ton of the roads = Merton Worthin
will stay in Two Harbors with hi
. wife; the rest of the folks have re
turned home: Mrs. Worthing i
gaining slowly and hope is now hel
for her recovery. s T..
$ Horace Bartlett, settler on th
! Reservation, was business caller
y town Wednesday,. E. : d. ...,.:..: @..:. =
:, Clyde F. Roberts, one of the pic