The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-26

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Mrs. J. ]. Conger il reported to b
recovering from. an illness Of fe'
days. ,~.s::s,s 3, .A--'%, 49,. r.
S. c. Bailey left Monday morn
ing for Roseau. where he expected t.
conduct q state land sale. t@v =. g..
f. W .NE@. = .---..- 81 : p,
F. D. Highly, 613 Twelfth street
motored with friends >Sto Tenstrik
Monday and picked blueberries.
Big Biz Moose Mo 8 Bazaar this evening
Come and have a good time. 5t7-2'
Miss Ida Gerglund, who ATTENDED
the simmer term at the Teacher
college, left Friday for her home a
fNewsfolden, Mlen ]
2 MisssAlma NyrpH q Fosston Wis
iteds friends in. Beh,id5i Friday an
Saturday 81, Last week, returning t.
her home Saturday afternoon
Salad string beans, asparagus style
new Richelieu number ideal fol
salads best that's packed-Sun
shine Grocery. 3t7-21-25-2;
Mrs. Fred Petra, who has been il
for several weeks and under the car
of a trained nurse for ten days, il
~1eported to be in critical condi
ton At her home, 1905 Mississippi
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G, Crothers re
turned to Bemidji Friday from Saul
Center where they attended the flu
neral Thursday Of her sister-in-lav
who passed away there Tuesday fol
lowing an operation.
Miss Lena Sveum, a student .
the State Teachers college during
the summer term, went to her hom'
at Fosston to spend the week end
She returned again to Bemidji Mon
day to take the teachers examina
lions at Central school.
Carnival dances at the Moose hal
tonight, 10 cents per dance. 5t72s
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Landgrer
and children, Vern sand Marie, o.
Liberty, were luncheon guests 5of Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. Scarf Sunday, aftel
which the two families ate nded thu
entertainment at Diamond. Point ane
also enjoyed a boat ride on Lake Be
midi. ~
Mrs. D. Wilcox has as her guest
her sister, Mrs. Glenn Pierce of Port
land, Ore, who expects IL visit il
Bemidji until August LIST when thei1
brother, o. C.. Lloyd of Seattle, viii
arrive here and they all win go to
gether to Detroit, Mich, to sattene
a family reunion. ~ -.
Z.
John d. O'Connor left MoAda,
morning for his home in Minneappli!
after being the guest Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Russell and faH1
ily,- 907 Dewey avenue. for the, pa4
week: Mrs. QConnor remained ii
Bemidji to visit relatives for a longe!
time. ~..>T' -
Richelieu Coffee, Galways~a secone
cup-sunshine Grocery:, st7-21-25-21
Misses MarjorieIan Olive Jone.
have been visitingin Bemidji at tn,
home of their gythdfather and aunt
H. R. Curtiss and Miss Olive B. Cur
tiss, 1920 Doud avenue. Thei1
mother, Mrs. ID. G. Jones, arrived
in Bemidji tHis afternoon from thu
Range wherf she has been visiting
friends, and after a few days. visi
in Bemidjiethey will leave for Port
land, Oreg where they expect t.
make tn f. home.
Mr.. hid Mrs. Weingar and chill
dren, kerle and Frances Vera, VIII
were Vomiting the Frank Hitchcocl
promptly at 1921 Park avenue, lief
Tue1aey morning for, Minneapolis
whSfe> they will, make their home
TIE Weingars moved from that cit!
a.@few months ago to Bemidji, Mr.
Weingar having accepted position
s smaster mechanic with the C. w
ltewett Company. r
~ Mr.. and Mrs. A., T. Doe and daugh
ttet. Marie, 619 Twelfth street, lef
monday evening for Grand Forks
NJ D., where they will visit relative
and attend the fair being held Their
this week. Mr.. Doe expects to re
turn here in about a week, but hi
wife and daughter will remain Their
to visit Mrs. Boe's father and othe
relatives until shortly before tn
opening of the fall term Of the Be
midi schools. Mr.. Boe's daughter
Miss Evelyn, and his sister, Miss Hill
ma Doe, have been guests Of rela
tives at Grand Forks for the past tel
days and will probably return wit
Mrs. Doe and Marie.