The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-08-25

| NEWs-ETTEs OF GRAND III !.
: MARAIs AND VICINITY
Ed. .Nunstedt went to Duluth Mon
day on the america, z. >cs" 1. ": VI {
Mr.. and Mrs! T.. G.. Lundquist4 mo-
tored to Duluth Monday! *@.s~.@$
Jas. S: Woods, Chas. Seg1em, John
Anderson and VIM. Bally motored to
Duluth Tuesday. y: !.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ameri-
can Legion will meet with Mrs. God
frey Lundquist next Friday evening:
/ Sam Zimmerman Jr. left. Monday.
night f9r Duluth ON the Steamer
America. T..
| Mr.. and Mrs. Knox and daughter,
who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Olsen Tor number of weeks,
have returned to their home in Chi
cage. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Nelson and Mr.
and Mrs. John P. Paulson, of Two
Harbors, are up on motor trip and
yesterday went east as far as the
boundary. =,
Arvid Hager went to Duluth Mon
day night. He is suffering from a
damaged knee, which he cut with an
ak last week while in the woods.
It is a bad wound.
Carl Sound is suffering from a
couple of burned hands (which were
injured when his garage burned last
week at his place a. few miles east of
town.. He was unable to extinguish
the flames and the structure burned
to the ground. -....
j. w. People, brother of Mrs. A.
J. Scott Jr., is visiting at the home of
the latter. Mr.. People has made a
number Of trips to Grand Marais,
and is not y stranger in this COM
munitN He Is: here this time to- es-
cape: hay fever.
Rev. ]. w. Bean, Pastor of Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian church and A.
F. Wittenberger, Pastor of Knox
Presbyterian church of St. Paul, are
spending their vacations on the
North Shore, snd have spent several
days in Grand Marais the past week.
They visited Isle Royale and Fort
William and are now enjoying the
boat trip around Isle Royale.
G. c. Monker was in Duluth on le-
gal business last week returning home
Sunday night. He left again Tuesday
to finish his case in court there. ~
. The bali players Of Grand Marais
made trip to >Tofte Sunday, expect
ing to cross paus with the Tofte
team in return game after their
defeat of the week before. The Tofte
players had come TO the concert at
Grand Marais and word to that effect
which had peen dispatched here had
failed to reach the local players,
hence the long ride: for naught.
Last week Emil Hall burned his
hands badly while filling a gasoline
stove in his home. The gasoline in
the can was ignited. Moral: Turn out
the fire. Mr.. Hall is recovering but
his hands are in bad shape yet and
it will be some time before they are
we'll. He has gone to Minneapolis,
leaving Monday morning, and will
drive new Ford to Grand Marais
same having been purchased by the
North Shore Garage for Robert Bah:
ineau, of Cascade. :s.s'' {. - : : =
The Norman1la concert Sunday was
q success. The voices of the chorus
under Jens ,Flaaton were we'll trained,
and to hear them sing The Flag
Without Stain, z which was thu
first on the program, was worth the
y price Of admission. The other singing
was good. Miss Thelma Larson, the
,, Soprano soloist, was a favorite with
the audience. She has = high cleaa
and musical voice, and will no doubt
/ become, if she is not already, very
popular in musical circles in the
Zenith City. --5s
/ Es a shower was held. il the Happy
Hour Hall last Friday in honor 81
lIMiss Mabel Iack snn ,u1nn ~; II COO,