The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-01

George Becker of Grant Valley cut
his foot quite badly while cutting
wood Friday. 80
Miss Avis Akre went yesterday at
ternoon to Thief River Falls to spend
her, vacation at her h1 home there. 4ssa
Miss Emma G5lz left,this no rnins
for adenssto visit Relatively: She
expects to retprnsin about;a week u
Dance Tonight in Old Moose Hall.
Music by the Syncopators.
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Calhoun GriSerS9f T nnstrik has
been visiting friends inj Bemidj ifFfor
few days returned to his home yes
terday." +...
Miss Beryl Ware will leave today
for Nebish where she will spend her
Easter vacation with her grandfather
and brother.
H. A. Bridgeman. Fifth ward, left
Wednesday night for Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, to visit his mother, who is i'll
at her home there.
Miss kgnes Cullen, teacher in the
grades in Central school, left last
evening for Minneapolis to visit with
friends for ten days.
Lorraine and Roland Angvall left
to-day for Cloquet where they will
visit TIER fathe:- during the weeks
vacation of the schools.
Harold Kerr expects; to leave to-
night for Rochester where he intends
to consult specialists. and will prob
ably undergo an operation.
Morris Prosser, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.
S. Mitchell for the past week, return
ed this morning to Minneapolis.
Dance Tonight in Old Moose Hall.
Music by the Syncopators.
1t Al
Mrs. S. Saoum has returned to her
home in Bemidji from a six weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Cloquet, Duluth and Minneapolis.
Miss Beth McGregor left on the
noon train today for Coleraine where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. Leon
Battles, for week or ten days.
Frank Groves, a student at the
Northwestern Agricultural college at
Crookston, is the guest Of his sister,
Miss Caroline Groves, 1900, America
avenue for a few days.
NJ. F. Wilson of Armour E. Co. re-
turned to Bemidji Thursday night
form; Minneapolis where he transact
ed business for month. While there
he was the guest Of his father.
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80 Enoch Storey and daughter of
Scribner were in Bemidji Friday to
visit Mrs. Storey who has been i'll at
St. Anthony's hospital for several
weeks. She is not improving as they
wish.
Hubert Albachten, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j A. Al
bachten, 917 Minnesota avenue for
the past few days while transacting
business in Bemidji, left yesterday on
! the noon train for his home at Duluth.
Miss Sylvia Carter, principal of the
North school, went to her home at
Hines to spend her vacation. Miss
Mabel WAGER, commercial teacher,
went with Miss Carter to Hines and
will be her guest during the vacation.
Clayton Mars arrived in Bemidji
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. R. Mars, 1103 Mississippi
avenue, Friday afternoon from Gro
okston, MIMI, where he was mem.
Der Of the graduating class of the
Agricultural college this week.
| Mrs. CARL Warner who has been
staying at the home of her son, John
E. W:Tner, 6O8 Fourth street while
receiving treatments from loca
physician returned to her. home to
day in the Carr Lake district. He1
condition is much improved.
M. E., Croft received a message
last evening telling of the serious ill
ness of his mother, Mrs. G. B. Croft
at SCOTS Bluff, Neb. and he left
this morning for there. Mr.. and Mrs
Croft visited their son in Bemidj
during the summer months last sum
mer and made a large number Of
friends here will be sorry to learn Of
her critical illness.