The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-25

S Miss Frances D. Partridge, Supreme
Record Keeper Of the Woman's Bene-
fit association of the Maccabees, Port
Huron, Mich, an enthusiastic and
representative member of the Wo-
mems Association of Commerce in
her home city. As custodian over a
fourteen million dollar trust fund, her
title to enjoy the distinction OF being
a genuine business woman is q clear
one Miss ssParnridge 4beAd1t being
one of thesmost astute Of fnanciers
is an expeEieneed and talented actu-
airy, and foremost woman official in
America in fraternal benefit society
ranks, whose actual experience COW
ers such wide range of official bust
ness. She has helped. the funds OF Wo-
mans Benefit association Of Macca-
bee grow from few Thousand dollars
Ito milli ons, and, has kept her head.
EHer father was lumber merchant
who confidentially believed that his
! youn,g daughter could keep his books
with credit and safety to the family
although that was not the day when
girls took commercial positions. To
this early training Miss Partridge
gives all credit to her later success Al
lthe beautiful Woman's Benefit asso-
citation Headquarters in t ort Huron,
Mich, it. takes 1875 clerks to handle
the ever growing business OF the in
stftution and Miss Partridge has
charge of supervising the entire Of
! fee details as we'll as her own i'm
| portant work Michigan did not give
| to its women the voting privilege
one minute too soon for this IS the
.home of the largest Benefit associ-
alton of women in the world; cr-
ganized. I in. 1882 and nfficered and
managed ever since by women.
| Mrs. Martin Hogan of Grant Val
Hey was calling on friends in BemndJl
Tuesday. ~ !. d :. 4 x,
James Martin of Bemidji is visiting
i his son, Clyde Martin, at Turtle Rly-
er this week. f..S
| Ladies White canvas oxfords. sell
ling at '$2.19 at the Consumers Shoe
] comnany w. =. 5-19tf
y Miss Bdyth Phelps of COL Irvine
avenue, is visiting friends in Walker
land other places for a week.
! < Mrs. Hattie Ostrander and Mrs.
Clyde Martin, of Turtle. River were
business visitors in Bemidji Tuesday.
Jack Rodekuhr, licensed auc-
tloneer, will sell anything for you;
get in touch with him for your sale.
Phone 84l. NIL: 4-6tl
Mrs. Belle Schroeder of Interna-
|tional Falls visited friends and rela-
tives in Bemidji and Grant Valley
this week. !. ta1s1. ]. IA
Mrs. A. A. Warfield and son, Her
bert, motored Ito the southern part
of the state Tuesday, where they will
spend a week. visiting friends.
Shrubs. Hydrangea, spirea, Bird,
al wreaths, hardy roses, honeysuckle
llacs and others. Beltrami Nursery
south of Greenwood cemetery. Phone
363-J -" 6t5-2e
Miss Gertrude Schmitt of CRAM
Valley is i'll; at the home of her sis.
4 ter, Mrs. C. j. Crosby, 1919 Mime
sofa avenue, and is under a doctor:
care. rE a.,S f q: .#lsG E s.Es. ..:s
Miss Helen Hinshaw, Mrs. d. ant
'lMrs. e. Hinshaw, and Mrs. w. Kieh
Her Of Wilton were the guests O
4 friends while shopping in Bemidj
Tuesday. Y: ,Gs s.
n Mrs. William JBaratt has opened
i dress making parlors in room 5, Bat
4 ties bldg. ss.s 6t6-2s
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Grier of Ten
! strike spent Tuesday in Bemidj
I shopping and attending to business
matters, returning to their home il
! the evening.
Mrs. Joe Dougan and children lef
for their home at Bovey Tuesday aft
er visiting for week with Mrs. Dou
CAMS sister, Mrs. James Martin, ~
1 America avenue, for a week.
q Fruits, crab appl less plums an
com pas cherries, ciirraAtsy gooseber
ries, king sraspberries. Beltram
i Nursery and Greenhouse Co., soutl
Of Greenwood CEN etery Phone 1851
-: M sSsSsP al, n. G5s 6t5-2,
Mrs. B. 10. Ellis 0f Kankakee, ~.
His j guest at the j ONE Of Mrs A. e 3