The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-18
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lToo late For last week

(Too late for last week.
Alfred Van Dyk made business
i trip to Cass Lake.
| Harry Byrns and Hjalmer Greger-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Greger-
son autoed to Bemidji Wednesday,.
| Hjalmer Gregerson was there con-
sulting doctor.
r. j. Little passed through here
| Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen and family of
Cass Lake called in this vicinity on
| "Wednesday. ..
Alfred Van Dyk left for his work
few days with relatives. .
James and Hugh Corregan of Cass
River were in this vicinity Thursday.
Last Tuesday evening crowd OF
about sixty-tive from Kitichi, Pen
lnington, Moose Lake and Goodland,
gathered at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gregerson, where Rev. Ode
gard Of Blackjack preached on "The
Conversion Of Paul" The sermon was
fine and enjoyed by all. After the
sermon cake and coffee were served
by Mrs. Gregerson.
The air was full of snowflakes here
Saturday morning and reminded the
people that winter is coming.
Frank Horneman was in Cass Lake
Wednesday,. = - -<...s
Charles Foster has been hauling
potatoes to Cass Lake. ...~- -
The Kitichi Up and Go Sunday
school class held their Bible study and
class meeting at the William Clark
home Friday evening. After the Bible
study there was music and singing,
followed by a lunch. 80 -.
The Union Ladies' Aid met at the
Con Mahoney home Thursday after
noon. The next meeting will be held
at the John 'Mahoney home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemmer of Penning-
ton called in this neighborhood on
| Thursday evening. ~ .... ".
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mulmquist of
Moose Lake spent Thursday evening
at the Theodore Gregerson home.
! Fuel Smith will fill the vacancy
eft by his brother, Cleon, as vice
president of the Up and Go class, as
Cleon left for Crookston where he
will attend school. Cleon is greatly
missed ~ his classmates already.
What will it be like by spring?
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. /. Gregerson.
| Rev. Odegard of Blackjack will
hold Lutheran services at the Ben
Running home October 18th and Eng
lish services at the l. Gregerson home
next month. Nip T..
Mr.. Lagun Of Park Rapids is visit
ing at the homes of his daughters,
Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Theodore Greg.
erson r|
The Lutheran people will hold a
dinner at the l. Gregerson home sun
day, October %. Come. and brin.
your friends. " 80.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. G. Van
Dyk, Harold Van Dyk. ard JOHN Long
were quite surprised when a crowd
of fourteen friends gathered at their
home to spend the evening Mr.. Van
lit Quincy, ILL.,, Friday, while Mrs.
Van Dyk will leave for Glenwood and
Harold for Minneapolis In the near
future b., ,.F.. - #
Jay Wells was in Cass Lvke Satur.
day. /. .>.s.sfi... ~.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vik and Ben
Running spent Saturday evening at
the Theodore Grcstrson home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lydick and
, family of Cass Lake are staying wlaf
Frank Horneman. They are planning
on renting farm fera. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry GrePerson and
family and Mrs. Hughart were among
those who attended the kitich- Coco.
land Christian Endeavor Sunday eve.
ming. .a- IL s~,4'-
After the Chr st:.,n Endeavor Sun.
day evening J.. F. Mahoney gavc {
fine talk on "What If We We're All
Christians?" It was enjoyed by all
and all hope he will manag, to give
US talk oftenel. ". -.
| Saturday morning John, the young
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clark, was taken suddenly ill and hae
to be taken to the doctor at Gas:
Lake. The case was not as seriou:
as it seemed as he is much better
i now. %r &~-s ......
! A gentleman from the southern
Rpart of the state came ur Saturday
and is now staying at the Harry
! Byrnes farm. He expects to get lane
here. = $50 ..'. D..
The social committee of the Kitichi
Goodland Christian Endeavor viii
meet at the William Clark home or
/ Wednesday evening. ~ u
\ Fuel Smith, Robert Wymore e"'
Gay Mahonay autoed over from XII
tichi Sunday evening. -
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| X, Vaccnating Sugar Cane. r.