Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
GRAFTON NOTES

tend the funeral of A. ]. Adams, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert G. Tverberg and Mrs.
Myron Omlie We're hostesses at the
home of the former Tuesday after
noon, when they entertained thirty
four friends at auction bridge. yell
low and white chrysanthemums were
artistically arranged throughout the
rooms. The ladies receiving the three
highest scores We're favored. They
were Mrs, Victor Monson. Mrs. w. j.
Hoover and Mrs. B. A. Sell. Eirs. Karl
4. Smith receiving a guests prize.
n hostesses were assisted in the
service of a delicious tWo-course
luncheon by Mrs. "A. E. Mead, Mrs. A.
Wilson. Mrs. A.. Torgerson and
Mrs. A.. McConville. rs
John M. O'Connor of st. Thomas,
spent u short time al the Hager and
Cashel homes Wednesday evening, en-
route home from Grand Forks.
c. NJ. Kidder of Drayton, a former
resident of this city, was a business
visitor on Thursday.
c. N. Walker has erected a garage
on his residence property at the cor
ner OF Western venue and Eighth
street.
Joseph Bell DeRemer of Grand
pOA A6Aut al Vic "a
looking after the new building at the
state institution.
The Amateur Musical club will hold
Its November meeting Tuesday eve
ming, November 21st. Mrs. H. C..
DePuy will be the hostess. .
Senator p. j. Murphy returned Fri
day morning from a business mission
to Fargo. Verona and Edgely.
The card party which was given by
the ladies of st. Johns Catholic parish
Thursday evening vas we'll attended.
More than twenty tables of grand
noia were played progressively. Miss
Dalma Hanson received the lady's
prize while MI. A. C. Wilson received
the gentleman's.
A general term Of district court will
owen in this city on November 2Sth,
Judge A. c. Burr of Rugby, presiding.
The jury has been ordered to report
on December LIST, at which time the
trial of cases will commence.
Mrs. y. j. O'Brien and Mrs. A. c.
wilson spent Friday between trains
in Grand Forks.
Karl J. Farup Of Park River was a
caller at the Grant s. Hager home
Friday afternoon.
DR.. F. w. Deason returned from
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Father William Mulloy of Cando
and his father. w. j. Mulloy Of St.
Paul, spent Saturday between trains
at the M. J. Doyle home.
Mrs. J. L.. Cashel Jr., and son, John,
spent Saturday with relatives at St.
Thomas.
On November 22nd, the single men
OF Woodbine Camp, No. 3166, M. W.
A., will entertain the married men
OF the camp. All members are urged
to be present. A program has been
arranged.
Mrs. James Murphy of Mimic spent
Friday In the city. the guest of her
niece, Gladys Murphy, who is a patti
ent at the hospital. (,
NJ. II. Sprague, president of the
North Dakota Bankers association,
returned from Minneapolis Friday,
where he attended the conference be-
tween representatives of the secretary
OF agriculture. the Federal Reserve
bank, northwest bankers and repre-
sentatives of the farming communi-
ties.
Mrs. B. A. Sell entertained at bridge
Thursday afternoon. There were 80
ladies present who took part in the
games played progressively. Favors
for the highest and lowest scores went
to Mrs. Karl H. Smith and Mrs. A.
McConville. The service of a two
course luncheon brought the after
noon to a Close.
Father c. NJ. Turcotte, who spent
several days in Bottineau and nearby
towns, returned home Thursday eve
ming.
Nels Sando left Wednesday for
Saskatoon, Sask.. n neighboring
towns where he will spend two or
three weeks.
Herb Kibbler of Cavalier spent Sun
day in the city.
The young ladies of St. Johns
parish will hold a candy sale Tuesday.
November 21st. in the Motroen &
Locken tailor shop. ~
Father Lee Of Winnipeg. formerly
of the lakewood parish, spent the
week end as the guest Of FIR. C. M.
Turcotte.
A. c. Wilson was a business visitor
in Grand Forks Thursday between
trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A.. Gagnon have
rented the McAuley home and moved
In during the course of last week.
Funeral services for Mrs. August
Helm were held Sunday afternoon
from the Methodist church, Rev, A.
F. Hooke officiating.
"A o was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Mccarthy Friday.
William DePuy. who is attending
the university. came home Friday ave.
ming, and has been suffering from an
attack of tonsilitis. He returned to
the university Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Severson are
the parents Of a baby boy, who was
born Sunday.
Mrs. Jerry Murray and Miss L.
Egan of Mimic, spent Monday in the
city.
Mr.. VIM. Schulz Of Grand Forks,
who was a week end guest at the
Manville Sprague home, returned to
his home Monday morning.
Mrs. Sergeant of Spokane, Wash,
formerly of Grand Forks, ia a guest
at h M. Sprague home.
The Dollar Day sales have brought
many purchasers to the city in spite
OF the fact that the roads are SO bad.
Mrs: Margaret Grogan returned
from Mimic Friday morning where
she has visited for some time.
Funeral services for little Joseph
Garrant were held from st. Johns
Catholic church Thursday morning.