The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-10

Mrs. ]. G.. Parker left this noon
for Chicago, called there by the illness
Of her sister. q. \. y. j
Miss Esther Ruoien returned from
Akeley Sunday where sne visited
friends for few days.
Hollis Coe, Beltrami avenue, visit
ed his father at Lake Julia Sanitar-
ium during the week emu. i. 81
Mrs. H. H. Bolster will We 10.
morrow morning for Lake Julia Sans
itarium where she viii receive special
care. II
S. c. Bailey took IN, ]. early t u ii to
International Falls this morning
where he. is conduct ting state lAnd
sale today. 7 & & j .,s:t Y 4, sass
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Il. Forester and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kenfi ED went
to La Toilette lodge. at Norway Beach
Saturday, returning to Bemidji this
morning. n *, =.
|sE Mrs. George Deity 815 Minnesota
avenue, entertained a few friends at
a pleasant social afternoon Saturday,
during which lunch was serbed by
the hostess. X. Il s
Miss Anna Hoag, teacher in the
junior high school, returned to re-
sumo her duties this morning after
visiting friends in Minneapolis during
her vacation. ..,1 - -.
Arthur Moe returned to Bemidji
this morning from Oklee where he
visited relatives during his school va
cation. His mother remained there
for a longer visit. y3 -. !.
Miss Caroline L Austin returned
from St. Paul yesterday where she
visited friends during her spring va
cation, and resumed her teaching in
the high school this morning. al
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H. q. Mitchell was called to St..
Cloud Friday night by the serious
illness Of his father -in-law. Mrs.
Mitchell went there the first part Of
the week to be with her father.
Misses Sylvia Carter and Mabel
Wagner havesreturnedi to Bemidji to
resume their teaching in the Bemidji
schools after visiting at the home of
the former during their vacation.
- Miss Avis ,Akre,. teacher in math-
ematics in the high school, returned
from Thief River Falls to resume
her duties this morning after spend
ing her vacation at her home there.
= J.. w. Angvall of the Home Bakery
came to Benidji yesterday from Clo-
Duet where he owns another bakery,
and will visit his family and transact
business here until the latter part of
the week. q s>.s<a.s-(' :ss=,....s.% - g
Polar Pie. Ask Tor t. 2-14tf
.aJudgs c. w. Stanton leaves .tomor-
row morning for Walker, Mimi.
where hes will hold al term sQf court.
which begins there Tuesday. Jugde
Wright will preside at the special
term in this city. si Isl. i l. -, ~ ~ =.
Have you heard of those Ladies
high grade tan oxfprds at one-half
price at the Consumers Shoe Co.,
selling at $685. ct Alb,
Mrs. b. A. Kobe, I'LL Doud aven-
ue, had as l O'Clock luncheon guests
Saturday, Mesdames Frank Koors,
Clarence Nelson and J. N. Ganter.
The. afternoon hours were, pleasantly
passed in playing bridge. H.
Mrs. j. Peterson and daughter,
Marcelene, have been guests over Sum
day of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Ryan, sos
Beltrami avenue, and returned to
their home, at Warren this morning.
Mrs. Peterson is a, sister 'of Mrs.
Ryan. -,
Mrs. E. p. Lane VINO has visited
relatives at Park Rapids for few
days, returned Saturday night to her
home in the Fifth ward. She was. &C
companied by her niece, Mrs. Charles
Jouvenat, who will WHIT in Bemidji
for time. - 49,
.. The following out Of town visitors
attended the spelling contest held at
the State Teachers college Saturday
afternoon Louise Gilstad, Saum; Alex
Ripple, principal, Nebish; Miss Sadie
Fultz, Debs; Mrs. Nellie Taylor, Pine
wood; Mrs. Charles Dearborn. Spur;
Miss Beulah Sewall, Pinewood; ..
CASTLE, Waskish; Miss Carol Knox,
Blackduck; Miss Bessie Lowry, Sol
way; and Miss Lucille Dennis; Wilton.
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