Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15

Miss Marion stinson has Miss
Elizabeth Brother of Owingsville,
Kentucky as her house guest, at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Stinson. Riverside park. Miss
Stinson and her guest were class
mates at. Virginia college.
Miss Wadna Anderson, daughter OF
Mr.. n Mrs. c. j.. Anderson, Chestnut
street will. go to Remidji this morn
ing to visit Miss Charlotte Gowran at
the Gowrah summer home at Lavinia-
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Pitts, 422
Chestnut street are looking forward
to q visit from DR.. M. Metcalf of st.
st. Paul, who will arrive in. the city
next week: DR.. Metcalf and MIR. Pitts
were formerly classmates at college.
twenty years.
Mrs. s. H. Crothers and daughter
Miss Ruby Crothers 902 Belmont
avenue, who have started on their
motor trip west, visited with friends
in Devils Lake on Wednesday. Joe
Shelver Of Devils Lake Joined them
there. Mr.. Shelver and Elmer
Wenaas Of Mayville, N. D., are to be
other members of the party and they
will go to Glacier Park, stopping at
route.
Mrs. w. j. Johnston and son Louis,
Of Inverness, Mont. arrived today to
spend several weeks visiting Mrs.
J%ohnston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Brennan Of 3o7 Vernon avenue.
Miss Aimee watson lett on THURSDAY
noon for Brainerd, Mimi, where she
will visit over the week end as the
house guest of DIR. and Mrs. John
Thebes- Miss Watson will accompany
DR.. Thebes and his family to their
summer home at Gull Lake, Mimi,
for an outing.
friends will be interested in the mar
rage of Clarence E. Sullivan and Miss
Chloe Rockhill Of Portland, Ore, an
nouncement of which has recently
been made by the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. II. Rockhill. The wedding
was solemnized in Portland on Satur-
day, July 2.
their home in Bridalveil, Ore, where
the former is located in business. He
was formerly captain of the. Grand
Forks police force, receiving his APP
pointment upon his return from a
years service in the U. 8. Marine
corps.
Miss Evelyn Morefield accompanied
her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Regain, and
her cousins, Miss Curtin Regain. and
Thomas Regain, Jr., of Grafton, N.
ID, to Maple. Lake for an outing at
the Regain cottage.
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Mrs. Charles N. Barnes, 303 South
Fourth street, returned home Thurs
day evening from Lake LaHomidou,
Alexandria, MINI, where she has beer
home for several days. Mrs. Barnes
stopped at White Bear Lake, Minnie
tonka mi Lake LaHonidou enroute
from Louisville, KY, DesMoines, Ia.
and Chicago, where she accompanied
Mr.. Barnes some weeks At White
Bear Lake, Mrs. Barnes was enter
tanned by Mrs. J.. T.. Rogers at the
Rogers summer home.
William McLaren and daughter
Miss Echo McLaren, Of McCanna, N
D., motored to Grand Forks on Wed
. nesday evening, and are visiting al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
collins. North Third street.
Miss Patricia Lynch OF Information.
n Falls, 1 Mimi, is the guest Of he,
I uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d
johnson, .314 North. Fourth street
Miss Lynch is a graduate OF the Uni.
versity of North Dakota and Wesley
college conservatory, and Is a teacher
) Of music at International Falls.
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Mr.. and Mrs Lorin Gibson o,
J Neche. N. D., announce the arrival O.
. a baby son in alocal hospital on Mon
) day, July Il. Before her niarriag.
Mrs Gibson was Miss Rose Zespy o
81 Grand Forks, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. L. Zespy, 1922 Dell avenue.
Mrs. A. S. Hogenson, 7o2 Walnu
street was called to York, N. D., b.
the serious illness Of her daughter
Mrs. r. A. Haug. Her stay will b.
indefinite, depending on Mrs. Haug'
condition.
After a weeks motor trip through
an interesting part Of the Minnesot,
lake district, DE-. and Mrs. W. n
Witherstine, 212 Eighth avenue, re
turned to1thefr home on Wednesda,
night. They were accompanied b:
their On, Jack and their daughters
Betty and Peg. Stops were made a
Itasca Park. Little Mantrap lake
Lake LYDIA and Detroit.