Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-22

ton in Spokane, Wash, DR.. Cheering
having completed a special course Of
study in New York city. Mrs. w. q.
Cheering entertained a small party Of
ladies Tuesday afternoon in honor of
her daughter-in-law and on Wednes-
day afternoon another group was in
vited to meet the honor guest.
Mrs. Nellie Jenstad Kalness, wife
Of Carl Kalness, residing northeast of
died at their farm home
a short illness. She had been
seriously Ill but a short time and her
death came as a shock. to the COM
munity. She leaves beside her hus-
band a little five year old daughter,
and a baby boy nine months old. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jenstad
ais survive her, and five sisters, Mrs.
Albert Kalness, Mrs. Henry Kalness,
Mrs. Donald Munroe, Myrtle and
Theresa Jenstad, n three brothers,
Ole, Gunder and Carl. Funeral serv-
ices were held at the farm home, and
at Elm Grove church, Rev. C. E..
Hanson conducting the service. In
terment was made in Elm Grove GEM
etery.
The johnson hotel has just put a
new, electric sign at the east front,
which Is an attractive addition to the
place. It'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Snyder, living
between Arvilla Inc Larimore, are
the parents of a 10h pound baby
boy born to them Monday.
Monday was the 18th or crystal"
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Magoris, and a jolly party Of
their friends celebrated the occasion
at a corn and wienie'' roast at Fad
denis grove last Monday evening. AS
was most fitting Mrs. Glass made the
wedding cake, and Mr.. Glass led the
wedding march An evening around
threatening rain forbade.
DR.. G.. A. Plaas drove up to Park
River Sunday to meet Mrs. Plaas
and little daughter, who have been
visiting there the past week. Mrs,
Plaas was the guest Of Mrs. Bennett,
Mrs. Farup and Mrs. Weed, and a
number of social affairs were given
during her stay in Park River. They
returned to Larimore Sunday eve
ming and Chester Johnson made the
return trip with them.
Chester johnson of Park River is
assisting Ed. Skurdahl in the Electric
shop for a time.
Mrs. J. D. Leith is packing her
household goods and preparing to join
her husband, DR.. j. D. Leith, at Nc
Gregor, Man, where the doctor is
dow located and where he has built
d new home.
Mrs. James Larmour and daugh-
ters, Rhoda and Verna, Mrs. W. J.
.Galbraith and her mother, Mrs.
Cheeseman, returned Tuesday from
an Quilting IN a cottage on Devils
lake.
Mrs. Ed.fHanson left Wednesday for
three or four weeks. to operate a
car for o. Kalness Turing the
threshing season.
Miss Avis Pillsbury of Devils Lake,
who has been a guest at the r. D.
Head home, returned to Devils Lake
Monday.
Leroy Bode of st. Paul is visiting
relatives and friends here this week.
North Cornforth is a guest at the
johnson, arriving the first of the
week from Seattle.
Leo Desmond was up from Fargo
the first of the week, visiting rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Keen have gone
to Wahpeton, where Mr., Keen has &C.
cepted a position with the Electric
company Is lineman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. p. Hemmingson OF
Shawnee, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Hem
mingson, Lila and Gladys Campbell
VI Ao - oAAo 81. % T. IlAlSJGI
Of Cavalier, who have been on a trtp
to Yellowstone Park, returned Friday
They report a most enjoyable outing
h women's auxiliary to the Amer.
lean Legion met last Wednesday aft.
ernoon at the Odd Fellows hail. II
was decided to put on a drive TO,
members the first week in September
and committees were appointed az
follows: Committee in charge. OF
drive, Mrs. Martin Johnson, Mrs. g
B. Thomas, Mrs. Edward Luton; fol
Mrs. H. N. Way; for Hegton district
Mrs. Warcup and Miss Nellie Wells;
Grace district. Mrs. G. Shafer and
Mrs. e. P. Walster; West End. Mrs
Hazen and the Misses Moran. Mrs
Paul Glass was appointed to fill ou,
Mrs. Pliers term as treasurer. The
members also decided to put on q
food sale next Saturday September
81, at which lunch will be served by
young ladies in costume, the place
to be announced later. After an en-
Way, accompanied, by Miss Gertrude
McCabe, the hostesses. Mesdamee
Charles and Elmer Woods, and r. D,
Head, served a most. delicious lunch
at small tables, decorated with flow
efs Of the season.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. r. Rowe and twu
children, Helen and Arthur, motored
up from Minneapolis Tuesday and arc
spending tho week visiting with Old
friends and neighbors here, and, q
number Of affairs have been planned
TN their honor. Mrs. Lena Phillips
and Miss Rhoda Larmour entertained
last Friday afternoon at the home
Of the latter in honor of Mrs. Rowe,
The afternoon was spent in visdtins
and at the close a pretttly %sappointed
luncheon WIS served on small tables.
decorated with baskets Of the season.s
flowers. Other out Of town guests
were Mrs. Kearns, Mrs Roscoe Cher
ing, Mrs Watt and Mrs. McKeen. Fri
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.. La
Bine entertained another group OF old
friends and neighbors Of tDr. and Mrs.
Rowe. The evening was spent ia
cards and visiting and at the close the
hostess served q delightful midnight
lunch, assisted by Mrs. Clarence Peat
a and Mrs. Roe Monyer.
ThereiawM be q special school cleo
ton held to vote on ar additional
levy 9 current expenses next Sat-
surday afternoon, August ~.
vs. IA Probine Of Seattle, Wash, adj
ministrator of the Mrs Hattie Kublcr
estate, y In town this week on ac-
COUNT OF threshing operations on the
sKubler farm Mr.. Probfne is the hus-
band Of one Of Mrs. Kubler,s daugh-
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