Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-06
GRAFTON

Grafton young people, were married
Mt Winnipeg Tuesday morning. The
bride wore a tailored suit OF blue with
a hat Of blue panne velvet. Gray
suede shoes and gloves completed her
toilet. After the church service Mr..
and Mrs. Donelly went to Winnipeg
Beach where they will spend a few
days. The bride is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Nollman Of this city,
and the groom a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephan Donelly Of Grand Forks. Both
are graduates Of the local higN school.
Mrs. Donelly has been a teacher in
Walsh county schools. Mr.. ,Donelly
was a member of Company c n dur
ing the war saw service in France
with a supply com pany. Upon their
return to. Grafton they will live on the
Donelly farm until winter, when they
will take an extended trip.
Rt. Rev. James O'Reilly. Bishop Of
Fargo. confirmed a class OF lis in St.
Johns Catholic church Sunday morn
ing in the presence Of a congregation
that filled the church to the adoors.
Father c. NJ. Turcotte. the local priest,
presented the ~confirmants. other
clergy who took part, in the services
were Mgr. j. E. Lemieux n Rev. j.
J. Carroll, Grand Forks: Rev. John
Maxwell, Mimic; Rev. Alex Mac
Donald, Park River.
AS Joe Altendorf and Thomas Nc
Guire were driving home 'the other
night they came upon an overturned
Chevrolet car that LAT slid off the
graded road into a coulee about three
miles south of Hoople. The occu-
pants Of the car, eight young people,
were returning from a dance. The
owner Of the al who lives at Union
was not familiar with the road. At
the point where the accident occurred
there are two sharp turns in the road
and before he could take the second
his car was in the ditch. The left leg
Of the driver of the car was cut on a
barbed wire fence along the road. but
aside from a few minor bruisesl and a
bad shaking up, the others escaped
without serious injuries.
County Nurse Ruth Bjornaby went
to Fargo yesterday taking with her a
little girl; eight years old, as d patient
for the surgical clinic. Several
months ago the child was stricken
with infantile paralysis. Since her
recovery she has been paralyzed from
the hips down. She has been a pa
tient in the Deaconess hospital here.
but recently complications involving
her spine developed. making it neces-
sary to put her in a body cast. Ar
! rangements were made with the
Fargo clinic to have the cast made
and adjusted there. The. case is
pathetic in the extreme. The mother,
who was tubercular, died at Dunseith
several months ago. The father. who
is alarm laborer, is without means.
The case was reported to the Walsh
County Chapter of the American Red
| CrnoS a~I f1of ar~n s3ru<;o- S..,-.-l
all expenses connected Herewith.
A former resident who is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mac
Donald is Mrs. Charles Brown, the
widow Of the late Rev. Charles Brown,
priest in charge many years ago of St.
James Episcopal church. Mrs. Brown
has spent z4he summe at Big Fork.
Minnesota. with her two daughters
and mother. After her visit here she
will go with her o Jack to New
Salem for the winter.
Mrs. ]. E. Countryman left Tuesday
evening for an extended visit with
relatives in eastern ontario. At Fer
gus Falls she was Joined hy DR.. Coun-
Breakell. who has spent the summer
with her sons. Mrs. Countryman will
spend most OF her time at Napinee
and Frankfort.
DR.. INT Mrs. A. r. r. wylie and
Miss Gertrude Radcliffe left last night
for a visit with relatives in Granville
and Cincinnhtt. Ohio. They will be
away about three weeks.
Miss Marion Grover returned Satur-
day from an extended eastern trip to
points ir Ohio. She left almost i'm
mediately for Aberdeen, South Da-
kota, where she will teach the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman and
sons and Mrs. George McCabe and
Miss Donna-are expected back from
Wahpeton today where they spent the
weekend with relatives. The trip
was made by autonh obile.
Mt. and Mrs. o. C.. Moore returned
Tuesday from Bemidji where they
spent the greater part Of August on
their. way back from DEBORAH, Iowa.
The Moores were among the North
Dakotans Who went to DEBORAH for
Homecoming Week.
Dr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hansen of
Chicago returned Tuesday after
spending a few days here with Mrs.
HanGen's parents. Mr.. and Mrs, John