Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02

been visiting Mrs. Maxwell's mother,
Mrs. Tibbals in Grand Forks, came
over Tuesday for a visit at the Phillips
home and to attend the joint %installa-
ton at the Masonic temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mayor received
a message from their son Merle to
meet him in Minneapolis for a holiday
visit with friends there. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor left Tuesday evening and
will be nome the last Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Glass and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Stonehouse entertained
three tables at bridge on Thursday
evening at the Anthony Stonehouse
home. Mrs. Earl S~tonehouse's moth
err, Mrs. Thompson of Devils Lake,
whe is visiting her daughter. was an
out of town guest. also Mrs. Gladys
Edison Powers of Waterbury, Conn.
A party Of friends gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Head
last Monday evening to assist them in
anniversary. Cards. refreshments and
"reminiscences filled the evening. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nissen lef,
Tuesday evening for Minneapolis
where Mrs. N.ssen will visit relatives
for a while. Mr.. Nilsson will go or.
to New York and thence to Den
mark where he will spend the winter
with relatives and friends whom he
has not seen for thirty years.
Mrs. O. A. Hazen entertained a few
ladies at bridge Monday afternoon
Doyen. was an out OF town guest.
Some Of the husbands came in at din
ner time to help eat I'D the Christ
mas crumbs"
The Woman lodge gave a dance
last Friday evening in their hall. 4
good crowd was out to enjoy the mu-
sic and the lunch. f.,
The. Presbyterian Sunday school
held their annual Christmas eve pro-
gram Saturday night. There We're
music recitations and tree. with a real
Santa Claus who helped distribute the
gifts. He called Rev. and Mrs. Pugh
where they were blindfolded and then
led to the front of the church and
seated at a table. When the blind
folds We're removed. they behld a
dozen silver knives and forks. a gift
from the Ladies' Aid society. and a
silver tea set. tea. dessert and table
spoons from the members of the con
grgation.
The adult members of the Presby-
terrain church and CONGREGATION will
gather next Wednesday evening at 6
O'Clock in the basement dining room
at Il farewell. supper for Rev. and
Mrs. Pugh. who leave the following
week for their new home.
Mrs. Helen Lyons Of New York
Mills. a former resident of Larimore,
is here for a visit with old friends.
Geo. Crawford OF Devils Lake came
over Saturday evening for a visit with
friends here.
Miss Elsie Hood. who is teaching at
Milo tbs wear. has been visiting rela-
tives in the West End, On Wednes-
day she went to Grand Forks to have
an operation for appendicitis. 1t is
~re"orted that she is recovering nicely.
Miss Hood "a ACCOMPANIED to Grand
Forks ny her aunt Mrs. Gus Larson of
West End township who will go on
~ Gilby for q visit with relatives
thee.
Mack Trainor Of Devils Lake visited
relatives and friends here this week.
Arthur Lord went TO Minneapolis to
srend Christmas with his mother an
other relatives there His mother is
still very i'll at the home Of his sis
ter. Mr.. Lord went on from Mime
apolis to Snicer. Mimi. where he Will
look after the work of the ice harvest
ing crew.
A number of men left I.arimore last
! week to work with the Pifer ice har-
vesting crtws. Among those leaving
Sunday for st. Paul and Spicer. Mimi,
were Geo. Schafer. Oscar Hansen
John Virden. ANTHONY Case, Roy Ma
son and Floyd Warcup.
Mrs. Hume Lee of Pembina. for
merly Miss Thelma Tobiasen. was Il
visitor at the Boulder home here the
first Of the week.
Miss Harriet Head was hostess to
ten Of her girl friends on Thursday
evening at a "slumber party" The
! program Of events included almost
everything except slunber. There
was Il midnight lunch. musical mum
hers at 8 a. m and breakfast at 1880.
! Those attending the PARTY were Misses
MARGARET Radcliffe. Kathleen Pugh
Agnes Way. Mildred Lilton, Edith
Skurdahl. Margaret Sorlie. Nellie
! Bohnenblust Pearl Mcqueen, Bernice
Sears and Carol Miller.
Holiday guests at the VIM. Gray
home this week were Mr.. and Mrs