Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
GRAFTON NOTES

NJ. Hanson returned Saturday evening
from Minneapolis, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Gas
kell, for the past two weeks.
Miss Marguerite Risch spent the
weekend at her home in Crookston.
Mesdanles c. G. Carpenter. Joel My
ers. f.. A Moore and Fl. A. Bal at
tended the district convention of the
Eastern Star lodge. held Thursday at
Bathgate, as representatives Of the
local order. Mispah Chapter No. 6.
The choir of the Presbyterian
church will give a public concert in
the church auditorium Wednesday
evening. 1t promises to be a musical
event Of considerable importance, as
this organization Is one Of the finest
musical societies in the city. Soloists
appearing are Miss Eta Hoge. dircc-
tor and Soprano; Miss Helen Fischer,
reader: Edwin Swiggum, tenor, and
Joseph Carlson, bass. They are as
sisted by Misses Rita. Murphy. Flor
cncc Miller, Marion Upham. Dalma
Sieben, and Messrs. Lowell! nj Up
ham.
Glasses were dismissed on Friday in
the local schools to allow the faculty
to attend the teachers institute on Its
closing day. The addresses of State
Superintendent Minnie J. Nelson and
! the closing discussions of the recently
adopted course Of study were features
of the days program.
An enthusiastic rally was held Sat-
urday evening by the high school stu
dents to celebrate the winning Of the
northeast district football champion
ahabb.. throdgS$$the defeat Of the Devils
LAKE. team at that place on Friday
! afternoon by a score of 80 to Z. A
large bonfire was built on the Central
school grounds. after which the stu
dents ,paraded through the business
district with their noise making in
struments, stopping on each corner to
| give lusty songs and yells. Returning
to the school grounds they formed
a snake dance around the large bon
fire and hilariously spent the evening
until the last embers of the fire died
down.
Ira Montgomery, LEGAL instructor in
agriculture, spent. the weekend 81
Winnipeg. 4 4
Among those who drove automo.
biles to the football game at Devils
Lake Friday were: Lawrence John.
son. Edwin Swiggum. Henry Eversor
and H.. G. Aylesworth. :
The Masonic birthday of George
Washington was observed Friday eve,
ming in the Masonic tt nple. All Ma.
sons, their wives and children ove1
16 years OF age were invited to attend
the program of speeches and songs
Rev. d. A.. Mclean spoke on Wash
ington, the Man. and Grant s. Ha
gar had his topic. washington, tn,
Mason Following the singing. lunch
was served in the banquet hall and ;
social hour enjoyed.
Union services Of the Methodist ant
Presbyterian church congregation
were held in the Methodist church
Sunday evening. Rev. D. A.. McLea,
of the Presbyterian church preached
the sermon. using for his topic. "Th'
Next War Mrs. Lynn Williams ant
Edwin Swiggum contributed pleasin,
solos.
Miss Anne Gallagher and DorQth,
Sonmerville left Saturday evening 70
Michigan. n. D.. to attend the funera
of the late ]. P. Lamb.
Miss Carrie Robillard and Waite
Severtson were quietly married Mon
cote at his residence. The youn'
couple left on the Northern Pacifi
for Winnipeg and other Canada
points. On their return they vii
make their home in the Severtso;
residence on Wakelnan avenue TIL
bride has been employed in the Rim
Dahl Studios and the groom is con
nected with the Northern Pacific Rail
way company.
Three more Walsh county peopl
expect to spend the winter months I
Europe. Andrew Winding and {
hampton township has applied t
Clerk of Court Hood for a passport I
allow him to visit his old home. I
Norway. He expects to sail from Me-
York November II. Carl I. Johpso
and daughter. Miss Ida johnson {
yesta township. expect to sail Decen'
Der 3 for Norway and to travel i
Norway and Swedel during the wiz