The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-20

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: Ray Kaliher is spending the. week
at Thief River Falls in. the interests
Of the Peoples Oil Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.. Walsh !. 4, and
family moved Tuesday, from 1928
Doud avenue to 1901 Irvine avenue.
Henry Jordan returned to Bemidji
last night from International Falls
where he has been employed since
the Fourth. Il. It'd ,l:,.,s,gse 4, III al
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MRS. e. H. Winter anth tson John
returned yesterday from Aaeech Lake
where tfthey have visited,; friends for
the past week, e.. lay 2zstfsr y r. ~
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Il Mrs. Given McGhee returned yes
fterdaysfrom Aurora, MINI, j.. where
|lshe, hasovisited her" daughters for
several weeks. -. : .~5- = ..~.
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DIR. and Mrs. D. H. Garlock, lilo
BemiHis avenue have as their house
guest her brother, Paul Parsons of
Kansas City, Mo-.
Miss Ida Virginia Brown has as
her: guest, her, aunt, Mrs. Ida MIN
Of Saginaw, Michigan, she having ar
rived here yesterday, [,.,..r:,rs*
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Paul Winklesky shasa4n
work on residence for Art Gould
on Minnesota i:{:avenue between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Miss Ida Bailey and Mrs. Lester
Achenbach left Monday night - for
jamestown, N. D., called there by
the serious illness Of Miss .:Bailey's
niece, Mrs. Achenbach's sister. - =
:. Frances Werth, who, was injured
in an auto accident Friday . evening
is. deportcd to be recovering slowly:
However, he is reported as having
had a favorablesniasaa j,
po mn ana Mfz 81 SaSf gaest
for two. days, her brother in law
Morris Willet Of .Baudette, he leav-
ing again observation-disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Of Clear
brook, accompanied by Mrs. Pevey
and son motoredt to Bemidji yester-
day and We're guests at the j. C.
Parker home, 200 Seventh street. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Pflughoeft
have returned from a months auto
trip, they touring Wisconsin during
that time and visiting friends and
relatives at Madison and Green Bay.
Mrs. F. H. Nero arrived in Bemidji
yesterday from Fargo, where she has
been visiting for several weeks, and
is guest at the home of her, sister
Mrs: E. N. Ebert and family, 919
Beltrami avenue.@
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Martin Hogan of Grant Valley
has disposed Of his farm to parties
from, Elbow Lake. They returned to
their home Wednesday to close out
their business and will move to
Grant Valley next week.
Mrs. Beatrice Voight and little
daughter Betty Lou, will leave, to-
morrow night for Chicago where
they will be guests of relatives for
two. weeks. Mrs. Voight will ,s.NslssSs.
transact business while there 49,
Mrs. Maude Hammersley and lit
tie son, Philip, went to Walker this
morning to, visit her: son Edward
Shepard, who is employed: !, at the
sanatorium there, during the" day.
They will return Fon the O'Clock
train. p
Miss Margaret Kavanaugh Of Min
neapolis, who has been attending the
summer term at the State Teachers
college, was called to- her, home yes
terday by atmessage telling of the
serious illness of her father. She left
on the night. train. r~... ID =
Mrs. R. L; Given: lsson, Jack and
daughters MaFeaslite Betty, re-
turned from a three weeks trip dur
ing which time they visited Mrs.
Given's father at Lake Vermilion for
two weeks, and aises relatiyes at Ely
Chisholm, Hibbing and Duluth. She
a very enjoyable trip.
Jimmie Malone, fnoW located at
Grand Forks.where he = has been
making final arrangements for the
showing of Sig, ~Haugdahl and his
wisconsin Special" speed car dur
ing the Grand Forks Fair, arrived in
Bemidji early this morning for
short visit at the home of his brother
Greg Malone. Hes expects to return
to. Grand Forks tonight.