Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-05

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Within the next ten days a number
OF local young women will leave. for
eastern schools and colleges to be alb
sent from the city with little excep-.
ton until June.
Miss Dorothy Barnes, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Barnes, will leave
here September 10 en- route to Brad
ford Academy at Bradford, Mass. She
expects to stop in Minneapolis to be
a guest at tho wedding Of Miss Mary
Anne Parsons. formerly of this city.
whose marriage will occur September
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Miss Margaret Widlund, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mira. A. I. Widlund. COG
South Fourth street, is planning to
/ leave with her parents by motor eth
I er Wednesday or Thursday this week,
ssand-she will be accompanied by Miss
q Yvonne Everest of Canton, Ohio, who
has been her house guest during the
summer months. Both young wom-
q On will return to Susquehanna col
sleges at S~elinsgrove. Pa.
~ On September 10, Miss Marjorie
1 Cameron, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
} F. D., Cameron, 205 tReeves avenue.
I; will go to Monteniare at Lake Placid,
4 N. u. and on Friday. this week. Miss
Catherine Trepanier, daughter of
sMrss G.. P. Trepanier, ST., 81 Fourth
avenue, will so to Stout Institute at
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"a course in dietectics. On her way.
i Miss T%repanier will be the guest Of
a erffsister. Miss Mary Trepanier @ho
Is a,dietitian in a government hospi-
1 tai n st. Paul.
! when the General k,d of the Bap-
list church meets in the church par
'lors at 8 O'Clock Wednesday after
noon, all persons having contributions
}tfor the Kodiak o%rphanage are asked
to leave these donations. n fourth
district Of the society will be hostesses
Sat this session.
Mrs. L. o. Headstrom and her
small daughter, Grace, left this morn
Ing rfor Hannah, N. D., where they
] will spend w weeks.
members of district 4 will be hos
tesses at the meeting of the General
Aid s,of the Methodist church which
will be held in the parlors of the
church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Myron Bacon, Lilac Hedge
farm, has as her house guest Miss
Nell. McKeehan of Fort Worth. Texas.
Hiss Mckeehan arrived here Monday
evening. s.te
y Mrs. NJ. r. Mayer of Devils Lake.
iF why HdS Occu Iue quest u LII anu
MRS. z. E.. Sherman, 3o5 Vernon ave
nue,t' since Friday, will return home
s~thisPsevening.
g4 Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nystrom entertain
ed Miss Julia johnson Of Grafton as
thief oXsr-sunday house guest. Miss
johnson was en, route to sarlea' N. D.
miss Elsa sBendeke, who was the
sa.ast of. Miss 4-Dagny Hassell. Alp.
South Fifth street for a few days. has
rstQfned to Maple Lake where she
will! remain at the family summer
cottage until she leaves for Madison
g resume INT, her sss studies: sgss ). i;
- President and Mrs. Thomas F;
Kane went tosssFargo yesterday and.
ore expected to#:return today! n
Red River Valley Chapter No. 247,l
auxiliary to B. of L. E. will meet at
ESQ o'clock Friday at h Odd Eel
lows hall. This will be the first
meeting following the summer
months. and a good attendance is de-
cred.
Mrs. c. Steen and her children, $40
South Fifth street, ave returned from
Edmonton, Alberta, where she spent
the past six weeks with friends and
relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Webster and
H,children Of Fertile, MINI. were
guests Of Mr.. Webster's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Webster, 21s Cotton
i#iwood street, over the week end,
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Braseth, 201
is,Boulevard avenue, gave a 6 o'clock
skinner On Sunday evening compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.. Iverson
,aand their son, Albert of Bismarck.
who are guests of relatives and friends
lin the city. Mr.. and Mrs. 1verson
land their family formerly lived in
ItGrand Forks.
FIJI Philip Braseth, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
.!P. A Braseth, left Sunday evening for
fargo to spend a short time with his
iuncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A.
y Braseth. and with N. J.. Ohlien.
1 Miss Claire Stensland returned Sun
tHsday evening after two weeks spent
with friends and relatives in Fargo,
IN Minneapolis and Detroit.
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