Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-29

1EAuUt EVEA6 4JuT GADL SAQAA w AS
to spend the aftsrnoon and evening
there.
Special entertainment. in the form Of
baseball eames,7 orchestra music and
group gapSs Of various varieties will
Be provided.
The Evangelical Women,s Mission
airy society Will meet in the EVengeli-
cal church. corner Belmont avenue
and Fifth street, IN +ThurSday after
noon at 3 o'clock. All members. and
their friends are Invited to attend the
nesting. a7s}4
Mrs. W. L. Nelson and Miss Flor
enpce Healy. who have spent the last
two weeks in the N. ]. Nelson cottage
on Cass Lake, have returned here.
Mrs. Horace q. Webster was a guest
OF Mrs. Nelson for some time also.
/
who has been the guest of Mrs. N.
Simmer, 324 South Fourth street, for
the last two weeks, returned to her
home on Friday. Miss Annie Gergen
Of. Park River. a niche Of Mrs. stni-
mer, was the latker's guest for a few
days during the. fair
!, Mr.. ana MrsdsJ. G. Haney. .7e1
North Third Greet, have as week end
guests T. f. Emerson and the latter's
children, Mary and Hiram, Of Bart
lett, N. D.
Lloyd and Hazel Dette of Green
Ray, Wis, who have been guests Of
their brother -in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Edw. Main, PIP North Fifth
Hk.> 81 ,S,S1N t-A.,AN CO. A~io ~~o 80
Sunday They are to be accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Main and Mrs. f:
e. Klindworth will go with the party
as far as New York Mills, MINI. They
will travel by automboile'
Mrs. John Swepson and Mrs. o. P.
Hedstrand will entertain the Ladies'
Aid Of the Swedish. Lutheran church
in the parlors Of the church on Wed
nesday afternoon. beginning at 8
O'Clock.
September Is and IA. are the dates
for the state convention Of the
American Legion Auxiliary, according
to word received Friday by Mrs. J. B.
Wineman. head of the Grand Forks
organization. The place Of meeting is
convention from, this city will be
named at the next regular meeting of
the auxiliary which is to be held Fri
day, August 4. Grand Forks is en-
titled to II official representatives,
and it is expected that 4he full quota
will be spent. ' t
There has been some discussion as
to whether or not the American. Lee
! gion and Auxiliary conventions MAJ
be held Jointly in the future, but no
definite decision in this regard has
been arrived at. Mrs. Wineman said,
in speaking of this. matter. -.
Miss Doroth, Heitman, who has
Spent the summer with her people at
Maple Lake. came to her home on
Belmont avenue to spend fair week,
and expects to return to the lake to-
morrow.
W. N. Payne, of Calvin. N. D., is ex-
| pected to arrive today to accompany
his little daughters, Misses Ethel and
Marion Payne to their. home. The
children have been guests Of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. German
tor several weeks.
Mrs: M. D. Brooks, SIS Cottonwood
street, who has been a guest at the
home Of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Brown, Min
neapolis, for two months, returned
to her home here Thursday evening
Miss Thelma Rystad. 1T Walnut
street, has gone to MINNEAPOLIS where
she will \be the guest of friends for
two weeks.
Miss Eva Carson is leaving Sunday
for Minneapolis where she will stor
for a few days Ell route.to Unionville,
Missouri, where she will visit for one
month. , "' }&
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barclay 71f
North Sixth street. are entertaining. O.
weekend house guests Mrs. James
Woods and her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Mckibbon, from Forest River.
Mrs. James pinnie. pinnie apart.
ments, has as her guest for some time
Mrs. Anna D. Smith of Chicago. Late,
Mrs. Smith will go. to Langdon to
visit with her brother-in-law, DR.
Thos. Smith. and will return here
from L%anGdon.
Judge and Mrs. Mattson and At,
torney. NE. P. Mattson of New Rock
\ ford spent several days in the cit,
attending the fair. While here, At
torney Mattson, was a visitor at thu
synergoi fraternity house.
Miss Opal Martin OF Park River. :
former student at the university, wa
n guest Of friends in the city for {
few, days while she visited the fair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, 321SNortl
Third street, have been entertaining
their son and daughter-in-law Or
and Mrs. Guy Miller and their daugh
ter, Dorothy Elizabeth. Of Chicago
Their guests all returned to theiI
Aoras on Friday moor.
MI. and Mrs: Joseph Hunter, III
North Sixth street. have had as thei,
eu4st during this week, L. E. Hunte
81 Crystal. N. D, The latter return
ed TO his home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CT. Seymour OF Min