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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-14
ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA Fl
HALFWAY COMPANY p

ATCHISoN, TOPEKA & SANTA EE
RAILWAY COMPANY -
NOTICE OF SALE Or, UNCLA4MED
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing described property win be sold at ub-
lie auction to the highest bidder at tie
Y. NJ. c. a, on Fourth street, OCTOBER Is.
1921, If not called for before that time and
fhaT pssse gaia tae saRe c 659g Rs M
months and oyer. sale coipmenees gsse
P Walsh. General Baggage Agent Z
Trunks and boxes under Sapta Fe checks
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1861, 395341, 476162, 3007Q2 849942. 54Has2,
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2s35T7, G. & o. $3.50. G. y. < O. 27ss5E g.
G. ", 2G9f9, p. & K. q. 7Of5s9, n. { e. q
II. Z. 4293SO St L. b. & NJ. 53S69G. 9Ss97.
Cots under Santa Fe checks 199339 CIT.
17G, $3.50, 33D419, Gl9G9O G91316. Baby
cabs under Santa Fe checks 10J50 fsSgG
1854, 1914, 1912, $500 bicycles under
Santa Fe checks 52S7, 21232 sG6s1 eass9.
$500. dental chair 66aJ9O pr. eTutches
1854. pole 922997, table 32otG1. packages
ZIG 7GGG61 wire stretcher GZ7S9J, and 4
number Of trunks. suit cases. bundles and
miscellaneous articles unchecked
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Observation-Disclosures

'7~~~>->'~--~~ $4,000
WE PAY the highest price for cast off
clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats. Drop
US a card or call Gordon Brothers Loan
Office. 400 Kansas ave. Phone 1919.
WE PAY the highest price for cast off
clothing. shoes, hats and overcoats. Drop
us a card or call SCrinopski, 40 Kansas
ave. Phone 1915.
WANTED-A few customers for good Jer-
seq milk, Q quarts 500. Phone 3O65 Ms.
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.
statesmen

70
in selling products which win bHit
HARRY l. ELAGA Room {. Farmers National Bank
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TREE TRIMMING
WANTEp-FE:NAIE RELr

WANTED-White women, LIST and End
cooks, west, good wages hotel dining
room girls. west $50 mo-, board and room ;
lunch counter girls, $40 mo-, board and
room housekeepers; chambermaids women
for private families kitchen helpers Fur
mans Employment office, LOG West 9th.
SALESLADY WANTED to do advertising.
No selling but must be able to organize
and handle bunch of girls. At least $40
ppr month to right party. See Mr. Smith,
"a Columbian Bldg. Saturday, II to II a.
III. and to 4 p. m.
GIRL for general housewOrk, small chill
dren in family. Mrs. McDermott, 223
Wondlawn.
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For RENT-ROOMs
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM


~-O-~~~~~o--0---~---~-- >--7~-0---~@~"-"--->
ALL MODERN furnished bedroom and
kitchenette with laundry done, 81 per
week for employed lady. 1850 Western ave
MODERN sleeping room with private en-
trance. Breakfast and supper. En-
ployed person preferred. 211 Huntoon.
AVAILABLE SOON, close in, west side.
Broom apartment, in modern home
Phone 1920 J.
LARGE. nicely furnished front room, 314
Huntoon or 18TH and HARRISON. Phone
1874.
So TYLER-Modern furnished sleeping
room, gentlemen preferred. Phone 4310J
21T WEST 5TH-Front furnished sleeping
room; employed people preferred.
407 TYLER-Large modern room in
private family. Phone Red 5073.
NEATLY furnished rooms, strictly modern
home, close in. Phone Red 1855.
MODERN sleeping room for rent. 10
Tyler. Phone Black 2t63.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in modern
home Phone Red 1894.
TWO furnished modern housekeeping
rooms. 1920 Monroe.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room. rs
Polk street.
MODERN furnished rooms for rent. 1915
Quincy St
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wANTED-ro RENT

WANTED TO RENT - Groom modern
house west side south of Sixth street,
and west of Harrison. Wktte A-l00, care
Journal.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Restaurant business and fix
lures. most new. complete doing nice
business. located 30 miles south of Topeka.
Price 81 500. with $1,000 cash down Fur
man Real Estate. log west Eighth.
EXCIIA NGE-T-passenge Kissler Sedan,
cost 81 500 will take less, first class con
dition. want or 6 room house, West side;
pay difference; a bargain trade. Furman's
Real Estate JOG West sth.
JOURNAL ROUTE, close in on West side,
for sale. See Wesley Bunce. Phone BIOS.
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WANTED-sALEsMEN
Experienced Statesmen

We have an opening for two high grade
experienced, successful motor car statesmen
who are genuine producers. Must have
good appearance, good personality and be
viking to work hard This offers a chance
to Join live organization that offers am
PIE opportunity for advancement. See Mr..
Wood, Wood Motors, between s 80 and $50
a. m.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.


B. Bratton to J. Grol, lots 9s-10O-2,
+. v Borst to G. N. cottrei, lots is'7 IL =
81 pit. 1855 McVicar ave, College
W. J. Deimler to Il. G Harvey, lots
Is, pit o. 50, Mcvicar ave, College
45-45, Willard ave. - Willard - -. 1,4oo
H; I. Fisher 70 |; G. Lieuranee, pit. ..
]. ~ T. SKATER h 9Ii4 to O. au n. Bennett lots /
5-3-7, Elmwood ave, own Your
A. F. Vickiand to N. A. H1tchings,
lotg1S2, pit. 81, 10th ave, East -.
L. IIgehurst 10 IL ;,I y, NOTE Tis loIs 81
A. d. Scott to E. A. Robertson, lots
462-G4 Garfield ave, Elmhursr. 49, =
w L. Lux TO W. s. Gentry, pit. lots
1921, 14th St, Huntoon add.
A. c. Townsend to c. Parr, pit sw
4 Of 1O-ll-lG $3.50: '-,.....--5;
and ut. n Is Of Sc. 4 OF sec, IT,.
NJ NV. ltO Of 5ii-iS l... ,. - 6,oOo
"a POLK st., Maple Grove. -. $50
Grant Deed-M. b. Shook 70 A. snook,
lots 10, pt. a. Polk St, Maple Or: 10
J. H. FOUGHT to same, quit claim deed
G. 7' g Hall to f G. Barbrow, tr. Res
Shawnee building & Loan to L. F:
Clearinghouse, pt. lot IS, Elmwood
H. a' WilEie T TO 4 Shepherd, lots us
J0-j2 Wayne ave, Washburn Pl:...
Elmhurst Inv. Co. to A. Shepard, lots
6 to -, Glen Court, and lots IS to
6s pit. G3, Kensington Ct, Pine
hurst
F V Borst to I. c. AIoser, lots $3.50, -
pit Sc and 9S, McYicar ave, College
Lawn -.--.--..--.--
H Eller 20 o. Hughes, lots 66-6S,
PIass ave, College Lawn. ...-...--:
= Res les Lau.eH. 70 - - : i7't LOO
Z. NJ Washburn to L. NJ. Sullivan, pit.
lots 100 to 49, sth ave. West, 90,
H0rneS add. ....-.-...---. ----..- o5OVJ
c. i. walker to 5. J. Larimer, lots
21-43, Jewell ave, College Place
s A. Maxwell to J. c. SchOvee lots
50T-9, Boswell ave. Elmhrust add. 1
N r. Payne to l.. Z. Robertson lot
80. pit IS, Garfield ave, ElmhuTst
add. '....... Observation-Disclosures.
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LEGAL.

(PG6Iished in Topeka State Jonrn6i
October II, 1921
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MISCELLANEOUS

SAFETY razor BLADES sHARPFNFD.
Any make; 24-hour service. W. Z. Gull
vers Hardware.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
TWO OF more regular boarders for the
winter, nice warm room; board reason
able and good; reference required. 32S
Willow.
125 QUINCY-RoOm and board in private
family.
ROOM AND BOARD-Call Black PA.
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8 FINE LOTS
FOR sALACITY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE=CITY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE or trade or rent for cash, 81
acres kaW bottom land, L miles east
and Joining the L. 2. z. r. right of way
on the south. See me at 10 East 18th st.
Trade for city income property
FOR SALE-Five-room house good cOndf-
ton, gas, electricity, city water cistern
pump in kitchen, barn, IL east front lots.
fine Locations, close in, west. Want offer.
Blair Phone 705
DEAR RENTER-WHY pay RENT / have
three corner east front lots YOU CAN
BUY CHEAP. Lots Of fruit one lot
City water and sewer, close to car line
Phone Black 4301-
FOR SALE-Five-room cottage TO be
moved away Inquire The Mutual Ice &
Cold Storage Co,
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WANTED-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Corn huskers; potato diggers I;
farm hands married farm couples with
and without furniture; blacksmiths plumb
ers timers transfers; hospital help; man
and wife. hotel work; dishwashers. Fur
mans Employment Office, log West sth.
TREE TRIMMING
and topping; dangerous trees safely re-
moved. Phone 1855.
MAINTENANCE to drive team who can
find work hauling coal, etc. Call at s19
East sixth. Phone i61
WANTED-Married man for work on farm.
f J. Bartel 21A miles went of Gage Park,
on Tenth t. road.
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novING.
FLORISTS

JUST ARRIVED-25 kinds hardy perennial
flower plants. 15c each. W. L. Lux. z752
XII. -r Gs A
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$500 per truck load. Phone Red 2315.
FOR SALE-j.000 bushels fancy Red River
Irish Cobbler potatoes, Toe bushel at VIII
ard ranch, 3 miles east of Topeka. Come
with your containers and get all you want
'Or winter use.
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FOR RENT-HoUsES

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES
Iron RENT-Six-room furnished house.
SD Lincoln.
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FOR RHINESTONE ROOMS
STORE ROOM, 25x65 on East Sth. Good
location. Inquire Room g, Majestic Bldg.
FOR RENT-OFFTCE ROOMS
DESK ROOM in New England Bldg. Room
800. Phone 2646.
FOR RENT-FARMs
FOR RENT-1GO acre grain and dairy
farm, 2la miles northeast TonganOX4e.
r. +. Hill. 1927 Kansas ave.
FOR REGT-GARAGES
GARAGE FOR RENT-212 West Sth. Phone
1867.
GARAGE FOR RENT-414 West Tenth.
FOR RENT-MISCELLA
VACUUM CLEANER for rent. Phone
Black 1910.
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B. Bratton to J. Groll, lots 9S-10O-2,
Iopeka ave. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
I. V. Borst to G. NJ Cottrell, lots a.
81, pit. T6-sG MeVicar ave, College
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SERVICES OFFERED.
IF IT'S MADE OF WOOD
WE CAN MAKE IT.
Swing Co. Phone $500
LEAKY ROOF

One coat Of wear-Test Semi LIQUID Roof
Cement is guaranteed to stop all leaks for
five years. Phone 1859 w. II. iFeTl.ald.
sole agent. Out town people please send
fer descriptive circulars t@4 ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15
Public. limited to
Hear Mrs. Armor

Mary Harris Armor, known - the
Georgia Cyclone,n - scheduled to
speak Of. q public meeting in the First
Baptist churchSion Thursday evening.
She 10 speaking ct Cfookston this eve
ming and will arrive here some TIME
on Thursday.
n, Alden Enysart has arranged mu-
sicAl numbers 70 supplement Mr1- Ar.
naor's address, and Rev. J. g.. York
will offer prayer.
Mrs Armor II touring the country
IN behalf OF the.16tIlion Membership
driye, which the National Wonaan'e
Christian TeEhpteFAnoss utionsl4.Nag-
ting. Sshesswtll. speak on . prohlbit1on
topic hSre and her address isssexp4ct.
ed to be OF unusual interest.
hi The general public has been invited
to hear Mrs. Arrnor. ~ The Addrees
here IS being given under the au-
spices OF the w. C.rT.1u.
-srH.HLr .tE:gE ~ - sah .E4DIE. a.EHEE
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15

Miss 1dAs pumond. daughter Of Nj.
and Nfe. George Dunnon,at12 Third
avenue, and william g. Trotter,t OF
this city were married in The residence
OF Rev. NJ. J. Fletcher, pastor Of St.
Mafy.s Catholic church, It $50
O'clock Tuesday morning. Rev. EA-.
|ther Fletcher ,o&iciated At the service.
Miss Ethel Trotter, q sister OF the
groom. wearing a frock Of pink crepe
meteor with q picture hat. wasa.the;
sbrtdesmaid.,T Tho brides b~rother..gAl-
bert Dun6nd. was the best man.
"A . bride Miss Dntnond wore .
of white organdy, Nith.sA hat
70 match, and her bouquet wA4 OF
bride roses and valley lilies.
a breakfast In the home Of the
brides parents, followedssthe service.
EARLY summer flowers dAtoratedssthe
home, and the breakfast tables, and
there were 50lguestAs
Mr.. and Mrs.. TrottAr left for tile
Twin CttiA1 and Duluth, and atasthe
latter place will; be quests Of MIA
Trotter's brother-tn-law ind sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. stan Hrnwn, formerly
.cfs Grand Forks AfltAr returning
hsye. they will sbe At home it SIS
Cherry street. !
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15

II MI. and Mrs. George Moore. Of
Forest avenue, East Grand Forks.
Ehave.announced the marriage Of their
daughter Alice, to Dewey Bundle.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. I. Bundle, SCI
University avenue. { IT,.
The wedding took place in st.
Marks English Lutheran church at
. quarter Of twelve on Tuesday, Rev.
-. o. Arnbruster, pastor Of ssthe
church. omciating.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Bundle left imme.,
EdiAtAly after the service for the Twin
Cities, and lakes ear there. where
they will visit relatives. and remain
for tho next fortnight.
Mr.. Bundle, is q member OF the
stAffgeinp1oyed at the Northern State
Bank, and hts bride has for sone
time been employed in the business
department of the Grand Forks Her
AID.
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Or lNIERElsT 70 WOMEN

u wedding of$ ,tntsrsst hsrs took
pieos at Buxton On Tuesday a4tsrs
noon, Is the home u Nj. and Mrs.I
D.,IInndSs whSnsthstr. daughtAr Jnditk
a4nnefthe bride Of I1udvig ngsAak&A5
'otStAis city. Rev 6. L Hyve q,
drIkinda Forks rAiA. thu ssrvies q .
:osofock Ia the pr4oeuoA at e SNAIL
Sroup OF felAtives and close 3fr4snds.S;
The sosresnony t6ok plAs,e banaAthsAi
bower Of greenery Gnd Spring doWsrs.
AZ q bride MiessLunde wore 4 GtoWn or
white Eeorgette over sadn, trimmed
With lacesAnd iatin hands. Hefsvsil
swaA held In place with orange bios
solhR, and she held sbonqnAk of..brade
rosAs and valley lilies
s3&LilliAn StronnstAdS OF Grand Works
was the Mower eirl, wearing 1Gwhite
frock, and carrying sA8hAAkAt
t6f sweet pAAs. There were nc 5otAse
attendants. ,
a dinner followed tbs Ceremony,
blue AndsWhitAs decorations bGtn9 uSed
for the tables and the rootnA.
Mr.. E1sAstad and his bride lAft fol'
the Twin cttiea and Duluth and
points In Wisconsin. They win return
here to reside, and. after July frSt viii
be at home at lll5 Cherry street.
Out Of town guests at the wedding
included Mr.EsAnd Mrs. John strqm-
stAd, the brides sister, Mir Bertha
L0nde and sMandus Bridston Of Grand
Forks, and. Miss Hedvtk }HAnAon OF
Warren. MINI. sS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15
eep the, thorns il his nose for al Of

keep the, thorns IN his nose for all Of
me-"
20 you're another ray thing. and
IL / ever get. you there s:will 10 me
long daysof rest IN the forest. And I
can tell you It will be a happy day
too for Of III the creatures In the for
sAst who make horrid noises, you're
the Worst.1rl get you too. you sse II
/ don't. When you are asleep some
anikht OF the branch 81 4 tree I'll Ak
you. =
"rhief, thief, come. one, come. ali,
and : the poor Mink. Come sone,
come all. He never can drink, With
his noAs - full Of thorns." Jerry
IN snns = ..,n aver f,a Ms co cEu ea,, as
OF the forest. Poor Billy clAwed his
nose and rolled on the ground Il the
lhAighth OF his anger trying to remove
the thofn-quillA.
Suddenly Tinker Bob. the King,
came into view.
slT0mosfow-A TRAVELLING Braes Ratch.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15
.|APPRAlsING PROPERTY
OF D~ULUTHS1REET
RAIL WAY COMPANY

Duluth, MINI. June 15.-Appraisal
of the Duluth Street Railway COM
}pany's property was begun today by
a n expert. Under the state law plAc-
ing street railways under the Juris-
diction Of the state railroad and ware
house commission. a valuation made
by the city must be completed before
the company may enter a fare rate
hearing. The local company recently
made formal application for a seven
cen fare rate to replace the present
6 cent rate. ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15
JUST FOLKS.
BY Edgar q Guest.
rHE BOY.

.s.. TIE LAUGHING BOY. ..
Always seeing the funny side.
: That's the glorious way OF him.
Rollin', hts head, with his mouth
! stretched wide.
AZ nuick to laugh as duck to:
Whatever you say or whatever you 90
He'll newer you back with a chuckle
or two.
from nnorntn' till night, It
lust, enoek full, of the gift o. fun.
An the angels send him their comic
dreame
An his grandma says when he laughs
her down,
He's the disrespectfullest boy in town.
Laughed at the prayer that the
preacher smoke
The night Ma asked him to come
for tea; n.
Seemed to think it was all a joke.
AN he actually Ninked his " at
His carr are keen an his mind is
quick
An his grin is ready FOR every trick.
.ewhat'll we do:" says Ma to me.
With = boy like, that who wont
An. / answer back: ''we'll let hin, be.
Old folks faces are far too grave.
An it's good for us all to have the
An. tbs s0y yol,,ex.n, n,,rtn 81 a lauen,n'
bow
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know he has such good protection"
Jack never moved from his place one
step but looked straight at Billy.
If you don't 60 at once and get
some one Il help me I'll make you eat
the prickers off the 'briar bushes"
Billy was very angry.
'"YouTl have to catch. me first be-
fore you can do anything said Jack
At he chuckled and stood in the same
place.
thief, thief" cried Jerry. the jay
Bird. IT heard all you said, you saucy
Mink. I was just going to offer you
help but now you can suffer for all I
care. Anyone who@can talk like that
RI NV friend Jack the Rabbit can
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15

ASnAs $3.50 Wnr1ea
!. "a AZ g. G1 80
&c the - anlz = ~ oA
R1uAlness AndSProfeeaaonafsW olnS
oinh. ~ nrASdAinS fsfhaEannna
4 ~nnnvAntinn nt1ykS N sSnis1f1
4 onenAd ~ snsvSIs fAkXaE an
Enlnes - - -
fra@sRAx xavA hAr fns1sax
IN Il month"; sesnon.anA Z
sdSA Ia the AaarAssasS0f WNicorne
EnShv Mr. vArrs vSitnh. tnreaddent
ESasnAviis Il ka cinh And At Arctie
49, nrHsident ~ ~ CIVIC m
nmarnA oIi,h Z
Wy. IA. darneld walker. pastor Of
Enisnonai chnrch 4 pey1ia FAKE.
aSSssn1sca ~ tS1S nrosraYhS this
ANON Tar ~ AHarAas nm.sHusdnese
nn,Sn And ire Schnrnh..
Ranortss az tha svariona clubs ia the
EtnpSvhich ava rxnrEsanfAdsS.aA the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15

4 Arthur L Hjortland left last night
For New London. Conn, where his
to Miss Alice Berry
Of George Berry afsthAt city,
will take place IN June %. 4. NJ
Eiiortland Will 60 to New London to
attend hi. brothers wedding, but win
q leave here until later.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15

Edinburgh, Scotland, June ,15.-(By
the Associated press.)-Dr. Crawford
c. Mccullough OF Fort William, On
tafio. wat today unanimously elected
session here, for the ensuing year.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15

Miss aMariS Hanson, superintendent
.of the Deaconess hospital, who left
this noon EN- route for New York,
from where shes will sail for a. trip
informal afternoon gtvenStn the home
OF Mrs. Swain jorn johnson Belmont
avenue. on .Tuesday. Members, Of the
Grand Forks County. Graduate Nurses'
association Entertained Tor Miss
Hahson Andssths 20; guests included
sevArAl Of 4AAr close. perso4al friends
who were NOT members otaskhe. assoei-
alton - k9gsssff N%.ss{sSss
During tHxssAfternoon Miss Rhoda
Hewitt plAy4dsa group ofsssrtano solos
and Miss Kn6ely lcontrib0tAd some
violin numbers, and refreshments were
MIA Hanson was prssentedisw,th a
watch asa farewell nit from those
who attended the. AFFAIR She will sail
from New York on JunAs3as4. IS *.s.
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$3.50 .s.s 81 e sna as ssl
z q stantspsoeFalnnSthts afternoonsAnd
svertneahs the 6uild SDali,I the out.
tOfs the AlphAP Phi reunion.
Fl chapter 81 Alpha Phi. 81 the
lfnivsrsity q North DAKOTA, va
founded tsn@ysArs ago this week, and
several pf tire charter members have
slulnnse Who have sssara add ter .Ss
two-dAy reunion, which opened this
morning, have not been here since
leaving the urivertity, ana the gath
ertns 81 ID prove = genuine reunion
torE most ofs@sthese who have come
Local aIuxnnAegof' the chapter are
entertaining their out Of town sisters
the Two days' w. IVY '' n '
Thursday mnrnine there, viii BE u
model initiation ut the chapter house,
and the main f4AturAs 81 the day win
0e5sa formal tea during the afternoon
= An8 II the evenang.
sathsr1ps nave rseu1ned 90
$3.50 .Sae.SUn; 10y 10y .EdaIhj
- ~ ekota Jenan-
Hrt,a - So Ss,G. 1sH .S.sons S4!ene
,WIlgnt oiso,.Minot Harriet Spill
s.W tJnan ans. y. 81; Marlorle Cas
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A picnic for the congregation ana
Sunday school Of the First Methodist
church will be held on Friday after
noon at o'clock II. Riverside park.
according. to an announcement made
today.
There is to be Z program OF. games
and a committee is working up a
number Of. athletic contests and
sports. The affair Will begin. at 4
o'clock. and will continue through the
evening.
Persons attending are expected to
be provided with. BASKETS Of zitlnch for
the picnic supper At 'SfSo'clock. i
a cordial invitation to attend Is ex.
tended by those IN charge to every
mer1berfofs the CONGREGATION and SUM
day school. tsa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15

Announcement OF the enlargement.
.ofsaMase Carmel Hart and Arthur L.
Moebeck OF Duluth. MINI. was made.
On Monday night, 1t party given in
the homo, Of MiSs Harris sister. MrA.
Peter Lacy Alraont avenue. The.
SM6ddlng I'D tostAke place In July @ 81
Forty guests were entertained, the.
.AffAlr being IN the nature Of = mis-
oellanAou1 shower. a
~ ~ M. .5
Mrs. william Bath Of Oslo. MINI,
who beensshSre Whiting for Z few
Days, rStusne6 TO 5her home this
Mrs. =. Monaghan 81 Portland, Ore,
who has been here for q visit With
relatives and friends, left IA Tuesday
night her home. 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15

a number of Grand Forke people
viii be Interested in the marriagessof
Miss Marion Bendeke, aforrners Grand
Forks girl. who is to be married to
Harlan G. Groffman OF Manitowoc.
Wis, at Chicago on Saturday, June
Is. = +
The wedding is to take. place in the
home of&Dr.@ThomAs Warloe, Asclose
friend 81 the late Haitian BendeRe,
dAke ds graduating from the. college
OF science ana letters t the Univer-s
AhgTsof Wisconsin this week. Mr..
dro6man graduated from the <ensi-
neering department Of the Wisconsin.
university last year.
Miss Benedeke.s sisters, Mrs Lester
Parsons Gillian Bendeke), and Miss
Elsa Bendeke i've in Chicago, and.
will be present It the wedding
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