Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-02

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MI. and Mrs Arthur Jarorne. 4o7
North Sixth street. accompanied by
their three children drove to Lake,
Bemid5i today to visit over the Fourth
OF July holiday At the summer cottage
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.Fioto. They
expect to return the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Bacon are an
PERTAINING Miss lThelma Gundereon Of
Aneta, ". D., at their country home
this week end. The nrst OF the week,
Miss Gunderson will 60 to Neche. N.
p, to spend some time as the guest
OF Miss Doris Lee.
]. l.. .Heitrnan and daughter, Miss
Corrine Hoffman, 853 Belmont avenue,
motored to Maple Lake on Friday
afternoon to spend several Gays at
their lake home. They were accom-
panied by Misses Frances Manon and
Helen Fox, who will be their guests
for a time. a
The July meeting Of the Worlen's
Auxiliary to the Grand Forks Post Of
the American Legion was held on Fri
day afternoon in the home Of the aux
Hilary president. Mrs. J./B. wfneman,
50 Fourth avenue. Although there
waa just q small gathering, due to the
warm weather, the meeting was a
pleasant and interesting one
Plans were. disguised for the plac-
ing Of a flower garden in the plot at
the intersection Of Sixth street and
Belmont avenues, and this committee
was named to execute the plans Of
the auxiliary: Mrs. w. H. witherstine,
Mrs. j. G. Moore and Mrs. L. Ryan.
According to the president. the per-
MISSION OF the park board for the in
stallation of the garden has been
granted and it 10 expected work will
be begun at once.
OF the society, will honor the memory
or the Grand Forks boys who have
given their lives in the, world war.
Very favorable reports were heard
FROM the officers and the standing
committees. the treasurer's report be-
ing OF more than usual interest, and
IN this 1874 paid up members were an
nounced.
At the conclusion Of the business
session a social hour was enjoyed, and
Mrs. Wineman served light refresh
ments. a
St. Marks Lutheran congregation
and Sunday school held it's Joint an
nual picnic on Friday afternoon, in
Riverside park. The hours were from
8 to 8 o'clock, and out of. door sports
We're enjoyed before and after the
picnic lunch. The ladies Of the con-
gregation served ice cream and cold
drinks, during the afternoon and ssarly
evening. s. i
Miss Nora .~Jorgenson, who is at
tending the summe school sessions
at the state university, went to her
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father. Andrew Jorgenson accompani-
ed her. Miss Marie Jorgenson, form
erly a nurse in this city, will go to
Pilot from Moorhead, where she is
now making her home, to visit over
the July Fourth holiday at the Jor-
censor home in Pilot.
Mr.. and MRS Carl ! Robertson 81
Rolette, N. D.. who have been visiting
In. Grand. Forks as the guests of Dr..
and Mrs. u. p. Robertson. University
avenue, left on Friday evening for
their home. Enroute they will stop
in Crystal, N. D., to be the guests Of
friends. While here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robertson were also the guests Of the
formers brother-in-law and sister, DR..
and Mrs. c. e. Hunt, 519 Third ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Black with
their son Richard, and their daughter,
Miss Mary Louise Black. have return
ed rom an extended trip East. They
attended the commencement exercises
OF Oberlin college at Oberlin. Ohio.
Miss Mary Louise Black, being a mem
Der of the senior class. They, went to
Cleveland. Ohio, and Waterloo, Iowa,
and other eastern points later. In
Waterloo, Mr.. and Mrs Black and
family were entertained at the home
Of MI. and Mrs. John Black. they
were away several weeks.
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Misses Olga and Selma Severinson
left Friday evening for their home in
Reynolds, N. D. They expect to ac-
conpany their mother, Mrs. o. Sever
inson and family, on a motor trip to
Richvills. Mimi, and other points
where they will visit relatives durins
their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanson were
in Grand Forks on Friday VISITING
with friends and attending to husi.
ness matters. They returned or Fri,
lay evening to their home in Niagara
N. D..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Carlson. Din
ME apartments, Chestnut street, have
taken the Neville cottage at Maple
lake, for the months Of July and
August. Mrs, Andy Bently and fam.
lily, who spent the month OF June ir
the Neville cottage, have returned tt
the city.
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G!.P. G~unlogson OF Racine, wis.
formerly Of Grand Forks, was a vtsi
tor in Grand Forks on Thursda,
evening between trains. He left o.
Friday morning for points north.
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Mrs. Henry Keye of Argyle was 1,
Grand Forks on Friday for q hrte
visit with friends, enroute to Ulen
Mimi. where she will be the gues
Of her daughter, Mrs. A. Westeen
During her brief visit in Grand Forks
Mrs. Keye was the guest Of Mrs. ]
II. Griffin, North Fifth street.
Mrs. Griffin returned the Arst o
the week from Crookston where shl