Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
CAMPERS LEAVE ON
WEEKS LAKE OUTING

|fp0IIyf Oh C8np6r WnlCn ieIC Lne r.
w. c. A. Monday morning for the
first girls summer camp at Union
Lake, which Is to be conducted under
the auspices OF the local Y. w. c. A.
1iiss Josephine Carlton accompanied
the girls, and she, with Misses Gladys
Gaustad, Margaret Anderson, Harriet
Douglas and Irene Swenseid win be
the camp leaders.
An unusually Interesting week Of
study and recreation has beef mapped
u for the girls this week., and it Is
expected the outing will be a thor
oughly popular and beneficial one.
Rev. and Mrs. S. u Tallakson and
family, ga SFs,lrth avenue. will so 10
WiNmar. Mimi. tonight where they
will be the guests Of friends for three
weeks.
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Miss Dorothy Trautman will leave
her home in Fargo next Monday, TOR
Winnipeg. Man, where h will
meet Miss Minerva King of Lakota,
and together they will 60 to Berke-
ley. Cal, where they will enter the
University Of California, which opens
in August. Miss .Trautman and Miss
King were students at North Dakota
ter as junior students in the UNIVERSE
ty Of California.
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DIR. Margaret Peake Of the widlund
block, is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
e. Tvohis Of Fond Du Lac, Wis.
hs her guest for a few weeks. Mrs.
Twohig arrived in the city on Friday.
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Mrs. P. Saulhaber and children Of
Berthold, N. D., have come to Grand
Forks for a two weeks visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P.jS. Pearson.
University venue
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John NORM of Huron, S. D., spent
! Sunday in the city as a guest at the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Getchell.
I Chestnut street. Mr.. NORM was for
4merly connected with Nash Brothers
in Grand Forks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Sandlie, Conklin
avenue, had as their guests on Mon
day, Mrs. Joseph Herbert and Mrs:
c.. who have been visiting In LAkota
With their parents, Senator and Mrs.
A. j. GronnA. They were accompanied
{, Grand Forks by their sister, Mrs.
Cali w. Lewis Of Lakota, and return
Cd to Lakota Monday night.
Mr.. j. D. Turner, 7os North Third
| SII o0ks AGSOAtV0AA1Su ny l1S uAuSAISE,
Miss Lullabeile Turner, and his son
Jackie, left by motor this morning for
Lavinia where they will camp in the
open for several days. Kenneth Hille-
goSs vas also q member OF the party,
and he will join his mother, Mrs.. NJ.
L. Hillegoss and sister Ruth, who are
enjoying their vacation there.
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Mrs. &. II. C0rmonton of Fosston,
Mimi, accompanied by Mr. Cornfon-
ton Who came to Grand Forks on
Sunday morning, returned to her
Ehome after spending the past week
rs the guest OF, Miss Eta Bette
Knowles, Sos North sixth street.
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After spending the lsSt week in
Grand Forks asathe guest Of Miss
Eva Skinner, II North Seventh street,
Miss Ann Dehman returned on Mon
day morning to her home In Lang
don. Sss ~ M.
Mr.. Lawrence Feetham With her
little son Larry Jr., and Miss Hazel
and Aura Chanee, motored to Hills-
boro today where they will be
the guests Of Mrs. Feetham's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Cooper.
They viii also visit with Mrs.
Feetham' relatives at Inkster, N. D.,
before returning.
! Mr.. Laurence Feetham returned to
Lexington KY. Sunday evening after
an extended visit in Grand Forks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Frank
B. Feetham, South Fifth street. He
expects to return to the city within
a few weeks to accompany Mrs.
Feetham and their little son Larry
to their home in Lexington.
Miss Catherine Caldwell. 2is Chest
nu street, has Miss Velma Whalian
Of Larin1ere ~ her house guest this
week. Miss Myrtle FeIlman and her
brother. Fern Fellman. returned to
their home in Red Lake Falls on Sun
day, after spending several days at
the Caldwell home. They were ac-
ccmpanied by Kenneth Caldwell, and
made the return trip by motor.
Rabbi c. D. Mott OF Minneapolis,
who has been a guest at the home Of
Rev. AID Mrs. v. Papermastef, 705
Second avenue, has gone to Fargo to
be the guest Of friends there for a
time before returning to his home.