The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-07-13
DR.. ALEXANDER GRAHAM. Of

DR.. ALEXANDER GRAHAM, Of
Duluth, chiropractor, is In the Hans
Larson residence giving treatments
to the people of this ommunity.
The treatments are the same as
though they were given in Duluth.
HOURS: Mornings from 700 until
noon. Evenings from 6 until $3.50.
The office is closed in the afternoon.
Dr.. Graham has had IS years expert
ence treating sick people. If you
want a chiropractor, now is your
opportunity tor he is as good as any.
John Rockefeller is taking the
treatments regularly, and recon-
nnends them for others. which we
| mention to convince the skeptics.
Ebert Hubbard said the treatments
will make sick man we'll and
| we'll man better. IF you are sick
consult DR. .Grahan,, and If he thinks
he cannot help you he will let you
know. He will be here about five
more weeks.
Mrs. Holland, Elmer Hammer, of
! Duluth, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Westerlund and Herbert Westerlund
of Two Harbors were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. o. johnson of Rosebush
this week.
Polk County Itemizer, Dallas, Ore:
A very pretty home wedding was
that of Rose Helen Murphy to Ar
thur Mitchell Bennett at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris. Murphy on Saturday, June "a
at high noon. Charming in it's SIM
plicity, the beautiful ring ceremony
was read by Father DeReun, .of Sher-
| idan, who with the groom met the
bridal party under an arch of green
boughs interviewed with clusters of
pink and cream baby ramblers. The
bride was lovely in the Princess Mary
gown of heavy ivory satin and silk
net veil tastefully embroidered, and
held III place with a satin bandeau
set with tiny pink roses. Miss Cecilia
! Murphy as maid Of honor. was very
striking in cora satin draped with
chiffon. The groom was attended by
Clarence Murphy, brother of. the
bride. After the ceremony a dainty
| + 1,,rohoo,, ca,-1yoI to
thei immediate family of the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith and. daugh-
ter, Kathryn, Miss Frances Warenke,
| Father DeReun, Mr.. and Mrs. Earsel
Stow, Lowell Benfor, Of McMinnville
and Ted Cosgrove,> of, Portland. Mrs.
Bennett is the second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Murphy. She is
young lady Of very charming person.
atty and err joys large circle of
warm friends. Mr.. Bennett is a man
Of sterling worth. After a short mo-
tor trip thru Oregon and Washington
they will be at home in Hoquaim
| Washington. A host of friends unite
in wishing them all happiness and
prosperity in their new home. .,
John Soderstrom was in from Devil
Track Lake today.
Fred jackson is building an APP
proach to his garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E.. Aim left for
Duluth Wednesday morning
Ray Thompson of Devil Track Lake
was in town today.
Francis Drouillard of Odanah, Wis,
drove to Grand Marais Tuesday.
Sam Zimmerman Jr. is having a
well dug at his residence. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Crawford of
Grand Portage were in town Tues
day to. attend the funeral of Lucy
Carriboo. <'~ > !
| Peter Gagnon. and John Rousseau,
Of Grand Portage, are attending court
this week at Grand Marais. !
/ Ed Ribenack of the Lenox hotel
of Duluth, was in town Wednesday
on business. /, e s.z II ze.s z... ..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Knox and daughter
/ Evelyn, Of Chicago are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Olson. .sss
Leo Hermer and Leaf Petersburg
who are with the surveyors at Little
Marais, were guests Of Tom Hussey
for a day. last week
E. Thomas has returned from q
visit IN southern Wisconsin. He
has been serving as deputy for the
/ sheriff during court
The Int onal Pressing and Dye
ling Co. are open for business over,
The bakery shop N. Noses i the