Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-06
GRAFTON NOTES

;mon1oerS that the CluD 1uIn16d 4
room at the iDeaconess hospital. thus
followed for several years. The new-
" elected officers are: Mrs. W. c..
Treumann. president; Mrs. A. T..
Cobb, vice president; Mrs. Joel
Myers. secretary-treasurer; Mrs. A.
r. T. wylte and Mrs. N. d. Erie, hos
pital committee; Mrs. J. e. Country
man, custodian Of the cretonne bag;
MrH Grant S. Hager. literary direct
Two local hostesses have entertain
ed within the past few days cornpli-
mentary to Miss Avis Bailey whose
wedding to Mr. Arthur johnson will
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Charles
Miller's hospitality took the form of
a. parcel shower. The guests were
eleven young girls, all friends Of the
bride-elect The luncheon that fea-
tured the affair was served by Mrs.
Miller's two young daughters. Satur-
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. e. L
DIVISION gave a dinner for Miss Bailey.
which was followed by an evening
spent in friendly conversation.
The county convention Of Wood
bine Camp M. ". A.. will be held
at Ardoch today with the following
Grafton delegates in attendance: p.
). Murphy, W. ]. Hoover. r. B. MUIR
ply. f. II. Bailey, A. +. Jackson, P.
Brims, D. M. Upham, NJ. B. Doyle, +.
Baumgartner, c.. NJ. Upham and ].
A. Carlson The different camps in
the county will send large deIega-
lions, and Senator P ]. Murphy will
preside.
James White has sold his residence
property on the corner Of Hill ave-
and Eighth street to Samuel j.
.1ngcrsoll, preparatory to his dcpar-
.ture for the west MI. and Mrs.
White have lived here for tho past
four years. They ma decide on
Denver as their future home.
John Il. Anderson is able to be out
again after five months of tedious
confinement to his home as the re-
suit Of a fractured hip bone which he
sustained in a fall last October. While
the bone knit properly the leg Is two
Inches shorter than before and Mr..
Henderson will always be bothered
with a limp. He is still obliged to
luse q. cane ands crutch.
Clerk Of Court Thomas j. Hood re-
ports that thirty-one applications
have been filed for the final papers
in citizenship at the Naturalization
May 81. This is the largest class that
has sought citizenship since the fed.
eral government took charge OF
decentralization several years ago.
The Misses Ruth Bjorneby and
Julia Gryde have returned from their
winter trip to the Pacific coast The
last Of the week Miss Biorneby went
to Devils Lake to take a. course In
the County Nurses Training school
which is being conducted by Miss
Ruth Bracken, head Of the public
4oa~trae 1f IF the northern
division A. r. c. Miss Bjorneby ex
ipects to enter upon her duties as
school nurse for Walsh county about
May l.
Leonard T. sprague went to Fargo
monday to meet with representatives
Of the North Dakota. Bankers asso.
citation to arrange the schedule OF
dates for the district meetings. Graz.
ton will entertain b northeastern
district convention IN ate april o'
early May. Pembina. Walsh, Cava'
lier' Grand Forks. Nelson and Ram.
sey counties comprise this district.
William Williamson returned from
MINNEAPOLIS the last Of the wees
! where. he went to secure conpeten'
farm, hands. for the season's-work on
Ihie farm north of Grafton MT. WI.
liamson says that there are plenty OF
men experienced in farm work Who
can be employed at $50 ana @4o q
Mrs. Peter Martin Of Park River
has applied for a passport to NORWAY
from Clerk OF Court Thomas i4ooa
In company with a sister living IN st
Paul, Mrs. Martin will leave IN the
immediate future to spend the SUN
mer in Norway.
Judge W: J. Kneeshaw arrived
from Grand Forks today to hoid a
chamber term of court and dispose
tof such matters as may come before
him in a. judicial capacity. Judge
Kneeshaw has been spending the
winter on his Florida. plantation.
The regular quarterly session OF
the hoard OF county commissioners
commenced at the court house today
At this session. In addition TO tne
routine work, the board will CONSIDER
and pass the annual budget.
Miss Lillian Topping, super1nteno
emit Of the Florence Crittendon Home
at Fargo, was here during the Wees
attending to business in connection
with certain juvenile court cases
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus NJ. Baer have re-
turned from Chicago where they
spent the winter months with re!a
tives. ~
iReyleck has been visiting with Tor
ner Grafton friends. Mrs Reyleca
came from Los Angeles o
month ago. She has spent the great
er part Of the time at Crookston Will
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Hitchcock
In company with Mr.. Rey1eck sne
will return to the Pacihc coas sonae
time during the present month: