Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-12
LARIMORE NOTES

ASSAAA ~" evening"
was decided to ask Dean squires to
come out and take a class in 18th
century and modern poetry if ar
rangements as to time, ETC., can be
made. It is hoped that the first
meeting will be held next Tuesday ev-
ening.
Miss Lois Elliot Of the high school
faculty, who has been i'll since the
Thanksgiving vacation with throat
and ear trouble, was moved this
week to the, Henry home. It is
thought now hat quinsy is develop
ing.
Mrs. Mike Olson entertained the
Elm Grove Lutheran Ladies' Aid 30.
ciety last Wednesday at her home IN
Niagara township
DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Beck of Lakota,
autoed down to Larimore last Sunday
and spent the day visiting with their
many old friends here.
Mrs. Belle Wilson Berg OF Courte-
nay, N. D.. arrived Wednesday morn
ing to be with her mother and other
relatives at the home of her sister,
Mrs. II. L. Temple; and to attend, The
funeral service of her father, wv. p.
Wilson. ~
| MI and Mrs. 8. J. Radcliffe enter
~ s~SA~ ~ kuA ~ ld6l oC0A0y
evening. Covers were laid for eight
and Misses Mildred .Lillin and Mar
garet Radcliffe assisted the hostess.
The evening was spent with music
and visiting.
Hans Hanson, assistant cashier at
the National bank, was laid up with
grippe q few days this week.
Mrs. Leo Desmond of Fargo, has
been q guest this week at the r. John
son home.
Mrs. L. Phillips and daughters en-
%tertained Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Reinoehl
and children at dinner last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron and daugh.
ter Dorothy of Aneta, were guests at
the Geo. Magoris home last week end,
making the trip by motor.
The American Legion held its an
nual meeting last Wednesday. Elec-
ton Of officers resulted as follows:
Commander, Anthony NJ. Gass; vice
conmander, Henry J.. Barrett; adju.
[tant, Paul g. Glass; treasurer, Ed.
Skurdahl; chaplains, Oscar Bode.
Arrangements were made for the post
to assist in efforts to observe educa-
ton week, in Larinore. After the
business session miss call was heard
and lunch was served upder the direc-
ton Of Mess Sergeants Skurdall and
Powell and r. p. Murphy and Woods.
The American Legion Auxiliary met
last Wednesday evening in Odd Eel.
Y lows Hall with a good attendance, II
being the. annual election OF officers
and all members had been requested
to bring hat-pins. The treasurer,
Mrs. Glass, reported about 10000 in
1.-The treasury, and a membership OF
IS. It was voted to send $1,000 to thu
State disqualification company, tow
ard buying a new monograph for the
rs insane ex-service men in the
jamestown asylum, and Mrs. Bertha
Mason and Mrs. q. Litton were ap-
pointed a committee to collect new OF
used records to be sent also. Mrs
Lena Phillips and Mrs. Paul Glas.
were appointed a committee OF
Christmas boxes for disabled service
men in hospitals. The election of off,
GERS resulted as follows: President
Mrs. O.. A.. Hazen; vice president, Mrs
Nd. Glass; secretary, Mrs. Edw. Luton;
treasurer, Mrs. G. Shafer; executive
Agnes Way and Mrs. r. johnson
When the business was concluded, ia.
bles, candles and marshn1allows were
brought in, and the hitherto unusua
hat-pins were put to use, and q jolly
social time enjoyed.
Larirhore people attending the Anna
Case recital in Grand Forks last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Storaker, Mrs. G
Naylor and Misses Forster, McRadie
and Ashbroook. Miss Mary Doyon o.
D0yon, who was visiting her aunt
Miss Winnie Ashbrook, was also on
Of the party.
The Women's Community club will
meet next Monday afternoon at :
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lena
Phillips. The program will be Of 9
musical nature, IN charge Of Mrs. G
Naylor.
Mrs. T. B. Marsh and three children
Of Vanguard, Sask.. are the guests o
Marsh's sister, Mrs. Edw. Litton.
Earl Campbell has purchased tn.
fauto livery business of Harvey Halla.
han and Mr.. Hallahsn 10 having a 16.
PASSENGER bus made at the REQ TAO
tory. He plans to operate a daily
bus line between Northwood. LArt'
more and Grand Forks as 0 q
plans can be completed, which will
probably be in ne spring.
Miss Gertrude Miller's class in mu-
sic gave a recital at her home last
Monday evening which was much en-
j6yed by those present. The pupils
presenting the program were Lila
He1nmingsof; Dorothy Schrump, Amy
Whalian, Mildred Arms and Haze,
Ohft1s.
Past Commander Edwin Monoin
gave a good talk at the high schoo.
last Thursday afternoon on Ameri.
~canizatioTt ana Patriotism, being on,
OF the speakers for the American LIE.
gion In the Education, Week cam
paign.