Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-13
N0RTHWEsTERN News
GRAFTON NOTES

Grafton. N. b., Dec. IA. N. AL
tendorf. who has spent the past two
weeks in the Twin Cities t~ransacting
business. returned home Friday eve
ming.
George J. o'Connor of st. Thomas
was a visitor at the J.. L.. Cashel, Jr.
home Friday evening. lie left satur-
day morning for Grand Forks, where
he remained until Monday.
Mrs. Casper Dahl Of Denver, Colo,
arrived here Thursday evening and
will spend a fortnight with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Jackson.
j. e. Carney Of Cavalier. a promiz
nent attorney Of that place. arrived
last Thursday and spent q few days
attending to court matters.
Members Of the state budget board
and board Of administration spent
Thursday in the city making up the
biennial budget for the Institution tor
Feeble Minded. They left on Friday
morning for Bathgate where they en-
gagged in similar work at the state
Eschool for the blind.
Miss Gladys O'Keefe went to Grand
Forks Friday evening and remained
until Sunday evening at the home of
her parents.
Mrs. Karl H. Smith left Sunday
morning for Minneapolis where she
VIII spend o short time. From there
she will journey to Detroit, Mich,
where she will visit fora while with
friends. Her husband will Join her at
that point and from there they will go
to Jacksonville and Miami, Fla, to
spend tho winter.
Mrs. Chas. Carpenter, Mrs, J.. L.
Cashel, Jr. and Miss Isabel suter
spent Friday. In Grand Forks.
A. c. Wilson spent Sunday between
trains at Meckinocls.
George Capser Of st. Paul, brother
Of 2. A. Capser, arrived in the city
Friday evening for q visit with his
brother.
Miss Mary Archer. student nurse at
st. %Joseph's hospital in st. Paul, re.
turned to that city Friday, morning
after: spending two weeks In the city
AZ the guest of her father, James
Archer She was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss&S. Kelley who has beer
visiting at st. Thomas for the past few
days.
Mrs. Thomas McTaggart went to
Grand Forks Thursday evening, where
she remained until Monday morning
the guest of friends.
Miss Hazel Chaffee went to Grand
Forks Saturday evening where she
SPosAe OA1lA1S WILL lFlcuUS, a"
The bazaar and lunch which was
given by the Methodist ladies' We'd
nesday afternoon, December s, at the
F. L. DIVISION home, was well attend
ed, the proceeds being $780,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. JAMESON of
Crystal returned to their homes Mon
day morning after having been guests
at the golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs c. G. Jackson. \f
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lund arrived in
tho city last week cronh> Twin Valley,
Mimi, for q visit with friends. Mr..
Lund returned home after several
days. but Mrs. Lund remained until
T%hursday before returning to Twin
Valley.
A band concert and dance will be
given by the Amateur Musical club
Thursday evening. December IA, at
the armroy
Ingersoll spent Sunday between trains
at Forest River. the guests of Mrs.
Kirtland's daughter, Mrs. George Will
eon. sr
v. A. O'Connor, connected with the
general office Of the st. Hilaire Retail
Lumber company, returned to Mime
apolis Sunday, morning after having
spent a week in this vicinity. 7
Tho recent cold weather has put the
ice in the local curling rink in splen-
did condition for play. The three
Kinks were used for the first time on
suday. There is q large increase in
membership of the club over last year.
Governor r. A.. Nsstos visited the
city on Friday in his official position
board. While here he was entertained
IL Il noon lunch The Civic
dub. The speakers were the COVER
r- and r. B. Murphy, chairf11an OF
the state board OF administration.
About 70 members were In attendance
and the Grafton high school orchestra
furnished music for the occasion.
The American Legion Minstrels will
put on their second annual minstrel
show at the Strand theatsr Monday
evening. December is.
The high school boys basketball
team Is practicing in preparation for
the seasons play. Coach Connolly, a
recent addition to the school faculty.
will have charge of the team this year,
John Mach. a veteran OF several sea
hons, is5captain.
Mrs.. T.. y. Cashel, Jr. and little
daughter, Margaret, went TO St
Thomas TusEday where. they will visit
atthe i'm. o'Connor home for a
short time. 4s; f&5
b. H starry of Conway was here at.
tAnding court on Thursday,
John>F Ledwlch OF Seattle. Wash.
Q former resident OF this city, arrived
here during the week and will spend
some time looking after business in.
~terests and visiting with friends,
Miss Ruth hoffman returned Il
Valley City Monday morning. having
! been called here BY tha death ct hel