Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-20
LARlMORE NOTES

Miss Lorraine Heston, physical
training director in the Lakota schools
and Miss Edna steedsman spent Sat
.urdayi, with Miss Steedman's parents
in this city. They went on to Grand
Forks Saturday evening to visit over
Sunday with Miss Florence Bruce,
q lso, a teacher at Lakota.
Mrs. Charles Fox, who has been in
poor health for some time. went to
Grand4Forks last Wednesday morning
and is in hospital there. ~,
Mr.: and Mrs. Lambert Masin visit->
ed relatives at Fargo the first of the
week. iR. Momyer looked after Mr..
Masin's shop In his absence.
Mike Haahr of Grand Forks was in
town Thursday. Mr.. Haahr is plan
ming to move down into Minnesota in
the near future. Z.
Word has been received here of the
birth OF a son last Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. J. FARRELL of Ansonia, Conn.
Mrs. Farrells' mother, Mrs. Jamison
Larimore, who has been in Minneapo-
lis for some weeks, has gone to An
sonia for an extended visit. Jamison
Larimore also left Minneapolis last
week for a trip to Mexico with his
brother Clay Larimore.
sfMesdames A. j. Jordon and H. CAL
liant entertained the Presbyterian La
dies Aid last Wednesday afternoon in
the church basementa. A large num-
Der Of ladies enjoyed the afternoon of
visiting and an Offering Of $13 was
taken. 1t was decided to hold a dairy
lunch in the church dining room next
Friday afternoon, Feb. "a.
Prof. v. p. .Squires lectured before
tho vSioht cohop1 m nh ,ro3o1 1vor;-
on Washington Irving. He will speak
next Friday evening on De Quincy.
The Larimore Commercial club
held its annual meeting last Thursday
evening in Odd Fellows hall. Reports
of the years work were given by the
president, P. L. Arms, and the secre-
tary, Dexter Pierce. Excellent music
was rendered by the high school
orchestra directed by Miss Forster.
Mr.. Lunehe Of the Theodore Rooset
welt Highway association gave a talk
on the plans for building the highway
and the benefits it would bring. Short
addresses were then given by Guy
Walster on the American Legion, and
by Rev. A. o. Bichenough, on o6m-
munity spirit. Mr.. F. W. Reinoehl led
in community singing, with Miss Cert
rude Miller at the piano. The annual
election Of directors resulted as fol-
lows: r. D. Head, F. w. Reinoehl
and C. N. Swanson for two years, and
O. G. Storacker for, the one year term.
Refreshments and cards were then in
order.
The directors of the Commercial
club met last Tuesday and elected of:
ficers as follows: President. F. w
Reinoehl; vice president, George G
Magoris; secretary, Dexter Pierce;
treasurer, F. ]. Ujkas. -D
Ia Mrs. Keith Boulder who has beer
I'm for some time is now improving.
Mrs. Earl stonehouse and her sig
: ter, Mrs. J. Cowan Of Devils Lake
were Fargo visitors last week. Mrs
Cowan returned with her sister ant
Mesdames Ace Coder and Owel
Ashbrook Of Kempton were in Lari
more Tuesday and Wednesday, visit
ing relatives.
The Presbyterian Sunday schoo
upper grades held a party in tn
church basement Wednesday night
Games, contests and refreshment
filled the evening.
M. w. Spaulding of Grand Fork
visited relatives and friends her
Thursday.
Larimore. N. D., Feb. 1S.-Mr. an,
Mrs. Carl Nelson returned the first O
!, the week from Minneapolis wher'
they attended the Auto show an,
visited with relatives and friends.
Nels ,Hemmingsen of the Larimor
Merchantilei Co. spent last week II
he Twin Citiesls and Duluth, buying
goods for the spring trade.
Miss Grace Terry, who has been il
with Influenza the past few weeks i
now improving and able to sit VI
agin.
|, The Methodista Ladies' Aid me
/, last Wednesday at the home of. Mrs
;. James Larmour. Assisting hostesse,
were Mesdames W. l.. Larimore, A. D
Henry and W. j. Galbraith.
A good number Of women were ou'
at Mrs. Hazen's last Monday in spit,
Of the cold, to sew for the Florenc,
Crittenden home, and q nice box will
be made up of new and a few used ar
ticles. Refreshments were served by
the members Of the Women's Com.
munity club and about $1,000 wa.
taken in the collection for the home
MI. and Mrs. Geo. NayIor have both
been suffering from a relapse of the
hu thep past week. Mrs. Naylor is i'm.
proving but MI. Naylor is still con.
fined to his bed.
The local school enjoyed a hall
holiday last Monday in observance OF
Lincoln's birthday. A short program
was given at the close OF the morning
sessions in the high school assembly
room.
Mrs. Earl Smart spent a few days
with friends at Northwood the first Of
the week.
The pie social given by the Luth-
ern Young Peoples society Thursday
evening was attended by a large
| crowd. =, The. MES, were snld ot ouo+ion
by DC. Storacker and over $500
was Melted fro mthe sale. one pie
selling for,$3.OO The church base
ment was Reiterated suitably for the
Valentine season.
son was born to- Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy. ,Wilmot of Grace township.
Thursday evening ut q hospital In
Grand Forks.