The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-28
PLEASANT VALLEY
(Omitted Last Week.

@lOmitted Last Week
| Arthur Skipton, who has assisted
at the Levi Fosters and George He'd
glin homes while Mr., Hegdlin was
recovering from the Typhoid, has
returned to his home e& @a%IS y
| "A number CT young people of
Pleasant Valley were entertained at
the Leigh Lakin home near Neely's
Siding, Sunday. +. 'iI,,.5 :,@ : 5s.A: 4.
Carl Jones, who has been quite i'll
is some improved since last week. All
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pete Of Puposky
were visiting at the Archie p Green
home over Sunday.
| 4 sGhas. Hegdlin and his father were
Eguests at the Levi Foster home Sun--
day. !. e. -. .8t;%s3S&8f ,TadlM
I DR.. Fortin~ of.--Lake- Julia was
making prof ofessional calls at the. j.
c. Vogler and the C. E. Cogin homes.
! Mrs. Burns Of; Minneapolis, Il who
came up last week on learning Of her
fisister, Mrs, J. C.sVolger's, lines will
remain with Mrs. Volger until she
is recovered f., <....>..,
Levi Fosters entertained num-
ber of friends at dinner Sunday in
honor of their grandson, Geo. Levi
Hedglin's birthday. r.,
Miss Marvel ,Wordon was the
guest Of Elberta Lee from Friday to
Sunday. --.
Norman Gardner went to Bemidji
Saturday, bringing home setting
eggs for his incubator. ...-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wordon and
children, called at Lees Sunday and
also visited at the C.. E. Coffin and
the A. A. Randall homes. =
Mrs. Ida Satterlee and children
are rapidly recovering from an at
tack of Influenza. While i'll, Mrs. Sat
terlee received flowers which were
presented by the Helping Hand So
ciety. ~. -"s.~..a.' ~. -. -. -. .,-..
Mr.. and Mrs A. "A. Stephan made
a trip to Bemidji Saturday where
! they transacted business. ,....... ....
Mrs. Levi Foster, who is employed
at the Lake Julia Sanitorium visit
ed home folks Sunday. go ...:-. E,.. :
Mrs. Sam Fellow visited Mrs. E.
P. Lee Wednesday, spending the
day. T., s<~:.:;,.. - l'.2 :. r,
j. Peters is visiting Pete Durett
Mr.. Peters has travelled in England
and France and is quite entertain
ing. - Il. II, -. !, IN j
Glenn McQueeny was out looking
for Violets last week over toward
Leigh Lakin's. = 81 :, Do - ','
Sam Fellows hauled hay last week.
Ira Cook hauled in hay from the
meadows Saturday. T. s4t~-.@&s.
A. A.. Stephani made business
trip to Bemidji Friday. Z:
DR.. Fortin was called out from
Lake Julia on Wednesday night to
attend to Mrs. J. @. Volger, who has
been i'll for the past two weeks and
had taken change for the worse.
Archie Anderson, of Puposky, who
took DR.. Fortin to Volgers, wrecked
his sleigh on the rough frozen roads
that were bare Of snow in places and
had to borrow a conveyance, to get
the doctor back home. - -
Mrs.. c. E. Coffin has been quite
sick with an attack Of pleurisy the
past week. y - 70.
VIM. Mcclellan, who was sick
with the flu at The Lake Julia San
atorium where he Is employed as en-
gineer, is much improved and is now
at home with his family.
Mrs. Albert Randall is suffering
with numerous boils. ~
r: Carl Nelson, Tom Anderson, An.
thony Stephan, N. L. Knox and 9TH
ers are assisting Gust Peters in NOV
ing the Ten Mile Lake School house.
EIGJ.tB. Higgenbothaln. made bust
ness trip to Bemidji Saturday.
c. E. Coffin arrived home Thurs
day. He has been1in Bemidji the past
several weeks putting in his time at
the court house. ar&Hsr ".@' r....
Mrs. Carl Jones, who served on
the jury, came home earlier on ac-
her husbands illness. =
The Pleasant Valley Literary So
ciety held it's regular meeting at
the school house Friday evening.
The spelling contest between Neb-
ish, and Pleasant Valley schools at
the P. V. school house Wednesday,
resulted in honors for P. v. school,
won by Lois Watson, who won again
at the contest held at Nebish Friday.
= DR.. Brownell representing the
State Board of Health was here
Friday inspecting the. sanitary con-
dition Of the Pleasant Valley consol-
idated school building. DR.. Brownell
assured the principal and members
of the School Board that everything
was in fine shape and the sanitary
conditions all that could be- desired.