Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-03

Mrs. o. l.. sateren, 3b1 Chestnut
street. is expecting her sister. Mrs.
Charles ". Chamberlain, Of st.
Charles, Mimi, to arrive Wednesday
evening to be her house guest for
some time.
The Baptist Aid society will hold
its regular monthly missionary meet
ing In the church parlors on We'd
nesday. Three o'clock is the opening
hour, and the women Of the second
division will erve.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Horn Of Bis
marck are in the city for a few days.
Mr.. Van Horn came here to attend
the meeting of the state board Of
architecture and Mrs. Van Horn ac-
~Ecompanied him here to visit with
friends. ~.
Mrs. S. E. Bates, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. James La
Bine. for some time. left today noon
for Minneapolis, where she will
spend several weeks visiting friends.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. N. ,Gilette motored
to Crookston on Sunday to spend the
day as guests Of Dr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Hodgson. r
An innovation in food sales will be
the scattered sale Of doughnuts to be
staged today by the Foreign Mission
AIRY society of. the Methodist church.
The doughnuts will be on sale at
points throughout the city, and per-
sons In all neighborhoods will find q
".shop" easily accessible. Doughnuts
will be sold at the following places:
Home of Mrs. w. e. Fuller. SoS Bel.
mont avenue: Mrs. r. c. Gemmill's
residence. 31s Ashton street; Mrs. j.
q. Moore's home 422 North Fourth
street; Corwin Hall, Miss Olive Dahl
in charge; Montgomery grocery SIS
Seventh avenue; Chestnut street gro
Gerry, 42s Chestnut street; Henry's
grocery, 1923 University avenue; and
Woods grocery. Euclid avenue.
Mrs. Peter .Monahan. 10 Third av-
enue, was a favored guest at q six
o'clock dinner Saturday evening. tho
/ occasion being her birthday anniver-
sary. The guests brought in the food
for dinner and they presented Mrs.
Monahan with a gift. Mrs. ]. e.
Monahan. vas an out-of-town guest
at the affair. On Sunday Mrs, Morey
entertained Mrs. Will Graham and
son. of Forest River, at her home in
Emerado.
Reports on the international con-
vention: Of b. 7. P. U. Of A., featured
the local 3. Y. p. u. meeting ais well
az the regular evening service at the
Thompson, Samuel Weeks. Catherine
Pratt. and Lenore Carpenter gave In
formal reports before the b. 7. p. U.
which met at $50 o'clock. and Mar
Saret Randall, Mildred Odell. Ruth
SchlaberS, Alden SQuires and Gather
Inc futile spoke before the congrega-
ton at the evening service, setting
forth facts end Impressions gained
through their attendance 1t the meet
Ing "a g: Paul. Miss odell, also spoke
briefly. OF the Joint BAptist-Presby-
terian conference which was held in
Jamestown during the summer. II
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. Diamond coz
belmont avende.. have - their guests,
Mr.. Diamonds mother and sister.
Mrs. i. c. Henry and Miss Lucile
Henry, who arriyed here from Hell
ems, Mont, on Saturday evening.
They brought with them, little ISu-
Gle Diamond dausbter Of -. and
guest Of her grandmother In Helsna
for some time.
Victor, Harvey and Dan Spence
ard James Know;ea.o f Grand Forks,
and LeonsL0ng Of Drayton. haves Ixft
by1motor TO speBd the winter IN LQe
Angeles Cal. q
Mrs. Gsors. Dyek Who has bssl
the susst o. her mother. Mrs. Alice
4 Murphy, ~ Vernon avenue, has loft
for Long Beach, aCaT, whore she will
y 3oin hershuSbAnd. Il