Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-24

points, Mr.. and Mrs McGrath win be
at home to their friends in, Emerald.
&c.
Mrs. H. Waldo, 113 Fenton avenue,
has as her house guests for a short
time Mrs. H. Carruthers and the lat
ter's daughter, Marion, of Grafton,
N. D.
Miss Nora Iverson, 1908, Belmont
avenue, who has been spending the
summer at Maple Lake, is in the city
to attend the fair. ~
MI. and Mrs. E. J. Severson, 86S
Belmont avenue. motored to Larimore
and Northwood to spend Sunday.
Miss Hannah Neville. SIS. First ave-
nue., has returned from the Twin Cit
les. where. she spent the past two
weeks. Mrs. Harry Burton, - South
Third street, who accompanied Miss
Neville to the cities. will remain there
several weeks. NJ
nue., will return this evening from
Gull Lake. Mimi, where she has spent
the past several weeks.
Miss Martha Skjulstad, go Bel
mont avenue, returned home Satur-
day evening after two weeks spent
with friends I'm Grafton, Auburn and
Cavalier. Miss Mabel Lykken of
Auburn returned home. with Miss
Skjulstad to be her guest during the
week of>t Grand Forks fair which
opened this morning. Miss Pearl Tai
lack Of Grafton will also be a house
guest Of Miss Sktulstad during this
week. =
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University avenue, are visiting with
relatives in Milwaukee.
Miss Lillian Leo, lis Cottonwood
street. returned Sunday from points
on the west coast. She hay been the
guest Of relatives in TACOMA, Seattle
and Portland during the past six
weeks.
Mrs. Lawrence B. Robertson, 213
North Fifth street, who has spent the
last month visiting with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ellis and with, Rev.
Robertson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
-. Robertson in Milwaukee, has re-
turned to her home. h was accom-
panied back by Rev. Robertson's ar
ents.
Mrs. LNw. Fuller and little. daugh-
ter. Aileen, International avenue,
1left Sunday for Golden City, Mo,
Ito spend several months with Mr..
Fuller's parents Mr.. and Mrs: VS..
Fuller. -. !,
Mrs. E.. n. Nicholson and children,
Ethel and Kenneth, Of Winnipeg. are
here to visit with Mrs. Nicholson's
sister. Mrs. C.. L. Wentz, Ids North
Fourth street, and withy.A, brother,
Louis Jensen, 1913 Cherry street.
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A picnic supper will b given for
the members of Kappa Alpha Theta
%alunnnae association this evening at
O'Clock in Riverside park. Miss Jessie
Bulge is In charge Of arrangements
Mrs, Jean Taylor and Mrs Laura
Young will give brief reviews of some
phases of the national convention al
the regular meeting OF the Bushes.
and Professional Women's club to be
held In the Commercial cllh rooms
beginning at $3.50, o'clock this even.
Ing. Among other things. Mrs
Taylor will read the message OF the
federation gathering at Chattanooga
tiX Due TO 1.-The fact that the vice presi.
itdent, Miss CecilsR OBS, will soon leave
I 4 take IN heEeduties out ofthe city
itnwill be necessary to elect an office,
Ito replace Miss Ross. This il thu
OulyIUuSl HobS - DC IdhcH%CAEee OF, ant
1.-THE meeting will be a brief one in or.
der that all wishing to. may attend
1.-THE Grand Forks. Fair, which vii
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Mis- Florence Healy. 1923 Levi.
Boulevard, Ii spending short tins
with Mrs. Horace 6. Webster at Cas-
Lake, MINI. She will return home
Heaiy VA at 4Iaton, N. b. VISITING
with Miss Hasei Haiyorson oyer tn.
week end. b Y
Miss Theresa or onnor, $40 NortJ
Third street has returned from ne
nntdji. Mimi, where she spent the las
month with friends.
Ers ana Mr.. II w. Poole 81 E0res
wsxxto their home fromscorning Cal.
jJto ~ The 9tiGSts ofl their sson-in-lay
Hand daushtsr. vi. md q j
A6Si1hGhAm 4f6 NORTH saff4thS Street
From here they 1eifi 10 10 II u1hftpre
Min ID visit withKAnother daughter
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