Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02
LARIMORE NOTES

LARlMORE NOTES
larimore, n. D.. Jan. 2.-The holi-
day. season In !!4arimore brought with
1t the usual gathering together of
fam1ly groups and old time friends for
dinners and all kinds of social
gatherings. Christmas falling on Sun
day led to a quieter though no less
Christmas holidays are by common
consent given over to the " young
people who ON home from school.
or shop. or business. 10 gathe7 once
moro with old associates in the old
town. There is an unusually large
number Of Larimore young people
who hold positions of trust as teach
ers this year and many o who arc
at school fitting themselves for this
work.
One of the biggest gatherings of
the week was the joint installation of
the Masonic lodge and the Order Of
the Eastern Star held Tuesday eve
ming at the Masonic temple for the
members and their families. install
Reinoehl. deputy grand master for
the. Masons. and by Mrs. w. II. WEIGH.
deputy grand matron for the Star.
Vocal solos were given by DR.. G. A.
Plaas and Miss Agnes skurdall and
a piano duet by Mrs. Plaas and Miss
Rhcda Larmour. Miss Marjorie Watt
of Grand Forks CAV an enjoyable
Christmas reading. After the pro-
gram a social time was enjoyed and
light refreshments were served by
the gentlemen members.
Wallace Lord, who is attending
high school in Minneapolis. came up
Monday for a weeks visit with friends
here.
Gilbert Swanson came up from
Fargo this week for a visit with
friends here and at Orr.
MIR. n Mrs. Paul Glass n Miss
Doris Irwin spent the Christmas sea-
son with relatives in Grand Forks and
Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doyen, Mary
and Ransom came down from Doyen
to spend Christmas with Mr.. Doyen's
mother. Mrs. Mary A%shbrook. and
with other relatives here. MIR. and
Mrs. Owen Ashbrook of Keh,pton
also were in town Saturday.
Mr.. n Mrs. T. j. Steedsman en-
tertained at Christmas dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Ace Cooler of Kempton and Miss
Edna Steedsman, who is teaching at
Lakota.
H. Miss Phyllis Way. who is teaching
this year at Emerald. is spending the
vacation at her home here.
One of the pleasantest events Of
the week was the American Legion
dance on Wednesday evening at Odd
Fellows hail. . While there was not
such a crowd as usually attends the
Legion dances, owing to so many
dancing was more enjoyable on that
account. The hall was decorated
with Christmas colors. interdraped
with colored Christmas tree lights
which were used for the moonlight
dances n gave a very pretty ef-
feet. Christy's four piece orchestra
furnished music. with special features.
The women's auxiliary served the
midnight lunch Of apple pie a la
mode. coffee and cookies. Numerous
out of town, guests We're present.
MI. and Mrs. Grin Johnson are
spending the Christmas season with
Mrs. Johnson's parents at Hope,
N. d.
Mrs. Tressa Osbourn arrived Christ
mas morning from Fargo to visit with
her sister. Mrs. Edw. Litten. Mr.. and
Mrs. Litten entertained that day at n
family dinner party Mrs. Osbourn. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Ma!ey and Mrs. ]. B.
Marsh and three children of Van
guard. Sask.. who have been visiting
for some time at the Litten home,
Mrs. Osbourn left for her home In
Fargo last Monday evening.
The Methodist. Sunday school had
an interesting program of music.
recitations and readings on Christmas
eve with n gayly decorated tree and
Santa Claus to deliver the gifts.
Miss Elizabeth Dostard. who is
home for the holidays. She has as her
guest this week Miss Harriet Brainerd
of Devils Lake and they are spending
several days with Miss Grace Runner
at their farm home south Of Lari-
more.
Miss Margaret Dostard. who is
teaching in the primary grade this
year at Doyen, n. D., is home for the
Paul samuelson, student at the
university, came over Wednesday
afternoon to attend the Legion dance
and for a short visit with Charles
Hazen at the Hazen home, returning
Thursday.
Ralph Stewart. superintendent of
Of the holiday vacation here with
Miss Nellie johnson, primary
teacher at Drayton this year, is home
for the holidays. She and her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard johnson,
left for Fargo Thursday to spend New
Years with Mrs. %Johnson's brother, i
Desmond and his wife.
Leroy Bode and William Edwards
came upefrom ST. Paul last week 70,
la holiday visit with the home folks
fWhile cranking his fathers auto
Monday, Will had the misfortune K
get q. bad blow in the right wris'
which sprained it severely.
Miss Shirley Magoris entertained
ten of her high school girl friends a
a party last Monday evening. Gaine'
and dancing and a, service of refresh
ments filed the evening.
The Rebskah lodge will give y;
New Years dance in Odd Fellow
hall January with music b,
lChristy's four piece orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maxwell an,
J son James of Madison. Wis, who hav