Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-27
Mrs. Edward Paulgen Of Egeland,
N. p, and Miss Sarah Sand of Fargo

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Mrs. Edward Paulsen Of Eseland,
are guests Of Miss Curl sand Of Grand
Forks.
Miss Bessie Johnston Of Grafton Il
the house guest Of Miss Ingebcfs
Sylvester. Belmont avenue, for the re-
ma!nder Of fair week.
Word hassbeen received from Mrs..
Helen Goodwin local Community
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Daniels, at
BerWin, III, TO the effect that Prof.
=! and. Mrs. Daniels recently became the
parents OF a baby girl. Prof. Daniels
was formerly instructor n chemistry
at the University, of North Dakota.
Mrs. Alfred Goodwin, a sister of
Mrs. ", r. Lincoln. is expected to ar
rive today from Eugene, Ore. to be
1909 Belmont avenue. Cor several
months. A nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln, Dan MillerIo OF Oshkosh. Wis,
is now visiting with them.
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Misses Mabel and Lucille Payne Of
Winnipeg will arrivs today 10 visit
with their aunt, Miss May Payne.
North Fourth street.
Mrs. Thos. Illstad, 116 North Sec
ond street, East Grand Forks has as
hcr guest, her brother q; Rock Island,
Ill. He will be here for n wsek.
Alumni members Of the Alpha
Kappa Zeta fraternity are visiting at
the week of the Grand Forks fair.
The guests include Edgar O. Harrow,
Hatton, N. D.; w. Borhyea, Beach,
N. D.: Ben Ericsson, HAtton, N. d.,
James Sinclair, Jr., Kenmare, N. D,
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Mrs. H. A. Domrese n her two
children. who are visiting during the
Mimi, are spending the week of the
fair at their home here, EOS Fenton
mi
Rev. and Mrs. Foley Of Wahpeton,
N. D.. are house guests at the homo
of their son, Walter C. Foley, 1920
Cheyenne avenue.
John Mork. who left here some
time ago to visit hts old home in
Norway. has arrived at his destina-
ton, according to word received BY
friends.
Mis dJlu WIS. y. -. "lllldJuS. OIL
Lanark avenu have these guests WIS.,
iting them: Mrs. ]. C. Miller and
daughter, Elizabeth. Watauga, SD;
Mr.. md. Mrs. John Tavis, Mandan,
N. D.: Mrs. Peter Wines. Mandan,
N. D.; Mrs. Mary Burau and daugh-
ters, Mary and Lillian, Elizabeth,
MINI.
The Scandinavian Methodist LADIES'
Aid will meet Friday afternoon at 8
o'clock in the parlors of the church.
A general committee. from the Aid
will have charge of the refreshments.
and all ladies interested are invited
to attend.
Mrs. A. NJ. Erlandson has returned
from a vacation spent at Clyde.
Sarles. Calvin and other points. in
North Dakota. At Clyde she visited
with her mother. Mrs. l.. e. johnson.
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The girls camp at Camp Rotary,
Union Lake under the auspices ofsthe
local Y. w. c. A. opened today and
girls assembled at the Y. W. C.. A.
rooms this morning at 9 O'Clock, and
automobiles were provided ,to-carry
them to the camp.
Miss Eleanor Healy, general aecre-
tary of the local association, will
have charge of the camp and will be
assisted by several camp leaders. The
girls who leave today are: Florence
Knoll. Margaret Smith, Alice Thomp-
son, Henrietta Harris. Harriet Sweet
land Frances Weisbecker, Wilma
Gordon. Eunice Engstrom, Irene
Landom, Lovetta Wood. Jean Rob-
bins Verna Gordon, Mary Miller,
Leone Lyons, Ruth Fletcher. Ruth
Henry, Orlinda Blake, Dora Holder
son and Jennie Ostad.
A nurse will be on hand to take
care of illnesses or accidents that
may occur during the camp. and all
rout-of-door. work will be conducted
under strict supervision. ~