Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-11
GRAFTON

daily passenger service on the Wal
halla and Neche lines Of the Great
Northern railway was resumed. Since
July is there has been tri-weekly +,
service only.
NJ. o. Bere.accompanied BY his
Mimi. tuesday. Miass Berg has ac-
cepted a position as teacher in the
public schools Of that place.
J.. L. Gashel relurneds Thursday
morning from Winnipeg. where he
spent several days looking after his
farming interests in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Ball returned
Tuesday evening from St.. Paul.
where they spent tho past two weeks.
When leaving here they planned TO
attend The G. A. r. convention Al
Des Moines, Iowa, and then proceed
to visit points in the east. but on ad-
CARDS Mr.. Halls health, they decided
to return home.
Rev. 1. G. Hyndman left Monday,
for Mandan, where he will attend the
M. z. conference which will be in
session there this week.
Mrs. F. A Moore entertained
twelve friends at auction bridge
Wednesday afternoon al farewell
to Mr.. Geofge H. McCabe. who left
Saturday III company with her family
for Minneapolis TO spand the winter.
iGarden flowers were arranged. In the
rooms. where the game was played.
MA delicious two COURSE luncheon was
served at five O'clock. Assisting Mrs.
Moore were Mrs. r. M. Evans and
Mrs. H: NJ. Hanson. .Favors were re-
ceived by Mrs. #. H. Sprague for the
highest, score, and Mrs. McCabe as
the guest Of honor. :.
Mrs. G. W. Glaspel returned home
Wednesday evening from an extended
visit in the Twin Cities. Chicago and
points in Ohio.
toed to% Grand Jerks Friday, where
they spent the. day.
A. c. Wilson and J. l.. Cashel, Jr.,
were business visitors at Hampden
and neighboring towns on Wednes-
day. ].
Fargo. spent Friday is the guests
Mrs. H. w. Phelps returned Iues-
day evening from Duluth. where she
spent some time as the guest OF her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
MRS. Irving Phelps.
Mrs. F. II. Sprague left Sunday
morning for Minneapolis, where she
will spend the Coming week or ten
days,
Mrs. w. *. Treumann and little
daughter. returned to their home in
{: Grand Forks Thursday afternoon at.
tter. spending; a few days in the city
with friends and relatives.
j MI. and Mrs. !. j.. O'Brien re-
turned Saturday evening from their
motor trip acknowledgements and
Mrs. T. ". Deason entertained
twenty OF her friends Saturday at
ternoon at bridge. Autumn flowers
which have been so beautiful this sea.
son, We're neatly arranged through
out the rooms. The playing wal
brought to q close at four-thirty
o'clock. when q delicious luncheon
was served. Lavender and yellow
was the color scheme used; Bud
{ with the color scheme were placed
on each table during the service OF
refreshments. The high score Of thu
afternoon was made by Miss Daltns
!, , Hanson. While Mrs. Wesley Wilson
t was low. Both ladies received pref
ty favors. Assisting Mrs. DeAsor
were Mrs. Arthur Torgerson and Mis-
Kate Johnson. /.
Mrs James Kelley returned Frida!
morning from Kan4as City. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wilson autoet
to Warren. Minnesota. Sunday. wher'
they spent the day. as guests of tn
j. p Easton family.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. L
Cashel. Jr.., entertained group o
friends at. auction bridge. The spa
Gfpus living rooms. where eight ia
blks were arranged. were made at
tractive by the use Of the Hallow
e'en colors,. orang and black. Hug
baskets. OF >n1ariso1ds n other gar
den flowers we're used sdecoratins