Grand Forks herald., 1922-02-14
GRAFTON NOTES

Grafton, N. D., Feb. 14.-Mrs. H. L.
Haussamen returned Sunday evening
from Minneapolis where she has spent
the past week visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Eggers. Jr.. re-
turned Sunday evening from Mime
apOl1s, where they have spent several
days visiting friends.
Mrs. w. kniprath, of Voss, spent
Monday visiting at the Horace Ingle
home.
Miss Katherine Grinager Of the St.
Thomas faculty spent the week end
as the guest Of her friend, Miss Vida
Rondeau. She attended the st.
Reconsideration girls basketball game
here on Friday evening, which tho
local team won by score of to 6.
Miss Minnie Shannon left Monday
morning for Minneapolis, where she
will spend the week on business mat
ters.
On Friday evening. February TO.
the annual party for the younger
members of Masonic families was held
in the ball room Of the Masonic
temple. Mrs. c. C. Carpenter and
MRS: Lynn Williams were in charge
OF the arrangements. The progras
OF dances included many special and
whistles. horns and confetti in abund-
ance. The evenings festivities wer.
closed by lunch served by the COM
mittee in charge.
Grafton high schools undefeated
basketball team will meet the fast
quint from Fargo high school at the
armory on Friday evening, February
18th. The downstate team has de-
feated many good quints SO far this
season, and the game will be a hard
test for the local five. On account of
the two schools relation in the past
football season, as we'll as for COM
parison with other crack quints in the
state, keen interest Is anticipated in
the contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bye, of Dooly
Mintane, arrived Saturday evening for
a short visit at the H. C.. DePuy home.
Alfred Anderson returned Monday
morning to Grand Forks where he is
just completing an accounting course
with the Union Commercial college of
that city.
William DePuy returned Sunday
morning to the university after spend
ing the weekend with his parents
here.
Conrad Geston. r. Aylesworth. and
Charles O'Brien were Grafton fans
who followed the basket ball team to
Park River on Friday. The score or
the contest was 20 to II in favor of
Grafton.
Charles Owston left Sunday morn
ing for Grand Forks, where he will
resume his studies at the university.
n. A.. McDoqald. deputy internal
revenue collector, spent the week end
at the home of his parents here.
The Maroon and Gold News is
the name of the high school paper
by the senior class, the first
edition Of which has just been dis
tributed. It is the first issue of the
three numbers to be published and
contains as its features, a full page,
with picture Of the football team and
Its record during the past season. The
board of editors directly responsible
for this issue of the paper are as fol-
lows: Editor-in-chief, Edith William
SON; assistant e6itor-in- chief Brander
Eastman; business manager Bruce
Murphy; assistant business manager,
Harvey Gillespie; atAletic editor, Jack
Stewart; art editor. Joe Altendorf;
social editor, Dorothy Upham;G enap
and cut editor, Bert Popowski; Joke
editor, Jennie Cleveland: musical and
literary editor Marion Iillico.,
Mrs.. C. %. Hamel Of Seattle, Wash
lngton, arrived Sunday morning to be
the guest Of Mrs. G. c. Carpenter. She
left Monday morning for Bathgate for
q short viAt with friends, and after
continuing her visit At the Carpenter
home. she viii leave for Warrington.
D: G..
7 Miss .Juel Harvik spent the week
end with her parents in Grand. Forks
Mrs. Estelle Khorfage returned SUM-
day evening from Minneapolis. where
she has spent the past n eek.
Il Miss Elizabeth Sloan was 6atur-
day visitoFssto Grand Forks.
Elmer Jacobson left Monday morn