Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-20
GRAFTON NOTES

Grafton, N. d.. Dec. 20.-Harry
Gavere OF Mimic spent Monday in
Grafton attending court.
Joseph Bell de Remer of Grand
Forks was here last Friday inspect
ing work on the new building at the
state institution.
Mrs j.. l.. Cashel, Jr., and daugh-
ter returned Wednesday evening from
st. Thomas.
A. L. Torblaa returned Wednesday
evening from Winnipeg, Man, where
he looked after his farming interests.
Cleary Monley. the we'll known.
singer and entertainer of Grand
Fs.ks, assisted the local boys with
the American Legion minstrel show
on Monday evening. His skit was
original and well received.
Mrs. Nels Sando went to st. Thorn
as Thursday morning, where h re-
manned until Saturday evening, the
guest of friends, ~.
w. A. Mcintyre of the law firm of
Mcintyre, Burtness & Robbins of
Grand Forks, arrived here Sunday
evening and attended to district court
matters on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Bernard kamrowski returned
Monday from Mimic. where she spent
SOluc tlHle Vlslllue tHcI Pal SHlo.
c. p. Stone. president of the c.. p.
Stone Furniture and Undertaking
company Of this city, left for his
home in Minneapolis Saturday eve
ming, after spending several weeks
in the city. Mr.. Stone will spend the
greater part Of the winter in Chicago.
Miss Marion Grover, who ia teach
ing at Aberdeen. S. d.. arrived here
Saturday evening to spend the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Grover. ..
T.. Fl. Sprasuc returned from Grand
Forks Monday after spending several
days in that city.
George Loos went to Walhalla
Monday, where he transacted busi-
! ness, returning home Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. D.. .. Moore n Mrs. f. A.
Moore spent Monday between trains
in Grand Forks.
Msgr. r.. A. Lemieux Of Grand
Forks came UP Monday n went to
lakewood, where he spent the day.
Misses Helen and Elizabeth Coun-
tryman, who are attending h Uni
versity OF Minnesota, arrived home
Tuesday evening and will spend their
holiday vacation at the parental
home.
0. J. Barnes of Grand Forks spent
Monday in the city attending the ses-
slons Of district court. The O. j.
Barnes corporation was plaintiff in a
case against the Nash Potato Grow
ers' association of Nash, N. D., in
volving the shipment of several cara
| Of potatoes. VIZ
Miss Adeline Ordahl returned Sat
urday from Park River, near which
place she is teaching school. She will
cnnn1 three Hvnn11 vrith. ha~ Yonthn,,
Mrs. N. O. Ordahl.
Miss Maybelle Anderson, who
teaches at Aberdeen. s. d., returned
home Monday and will spend Christ
mas with her mother, Mrs. Adolph
Anderson.
Mrs. Casper Dahl, who came here
ten days ago to attend the golden
wedding anniversary of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. G.. Jackson, left for
her home in Denver, Colo, Monday
evening. "
N. G. Olson, president OF The State
Bank of Hoople, spent Tuesday in the
city attending court. ,
Edwin A. Swiggun1 of the law firm
of Swiggum & Swiggum, returned to
Minneapolis Saturday evening, after
spending q week in the city trying
cases in district court.
Mr.. n Mrs. Hugo j. kutz and
daughter will leave Wednesday fol
Elrosc. Saskatchewan, where they
will spend the Christmas holiday.
with Mr.. Kutz's parents.
Judge A.. G.. Burr. of Rugby occu.
pied the pulpit of thu local Presby.
terrain church on Sunday evening.
j. L.. Cashel, Jr., spent Tuesday be.
tween trains at 'Hoople, t%ransactine
business.
A. G.. Wilson and Samuel Nelson
who have spent the past week a,
Sarles and neighboring towns in the
interest of the st. Hilalre Lumber
company. returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. A. G.. Iverberg entertained
group Of friends at her home. infor,
mally Monday afternoon in honor o,
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Myron Omlie
who in company with her husband
will leave during the week for Ian
Mrs. Omlie's parents.
d. c. Moore spent Monday between
trains at Crystal.
h American Legion MINSTREL
presented their second entertainment
Monday evening, December 18, at tn,
Strand theater to q crowded house
Cleary Monley of Grand Forks CAV,
a number which received a. great an
t. plause. The proceeds Of the evening
which goes to the American Legion
Grafton post No. Al, amounted t,
r $3.50.
Mrs. William Chandler and Mrs
Charles Miller were hostesses Satur
: day afternoon at the home of the for
mer to t~wenty-four Of their friends
The u were spent in sewing an,
conversation. A guessing contest t
see who could name the most part
OF a turkey, caused great excitemen,
Mrs. A. {. Wilson mad the larges
number Of correct answers and re
ceived a favor, while Mrs. H. c
sprague was low. In the service, g
a three-course luncheon, the hos
tesses We're assisted by the Misse
Margaret and Nellie Miller. {,
UNION MEN