The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-26
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home OF her son at Page.
Mrs. Floyd Reynolds and children
have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. B. c. Reynolds the past week.
There will be dance at the Hope
opera house Thursday evening, Nov.
End. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mrs. X. W. Haviland and son.
James, returned from Fargo Satur-
day evening. James is recovering
nicely from the operation on his
throat.
Minnie j. Nelson, superintendent
of public instruction, will speak in
the high school auditorium at Hope
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. No
vember 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Kersting left
Thursday October 18th on trip east
They will make some stops along the
way and expect to be in Baltimore in
about week.
Miss Bertha Donahue and Mr..
Archie Kicker met with an accident
while on the way to Fargo recently
Their car turned turtle and Miss
Donahue was hurt slightly
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmidt. of
Milwaukee, Wis, who have been bisit
ing here the past few weeks, leave
soon on the return trip to their home
Thy are travelling by automible.
Mrs. George Ruppelius, of Page,
is confined to her bed with a severe
case Of typhoid fever. However,
with the careful care and cheerful
smile of nurse, Mary Hart, speedy
recovery is expected
At the district meeting of the
Rebekah lodges, 1. o. o. F.,held in
in Wahpeton last week Mrs. Mabel
Martin, of this city was elected Dis
trict President. The next district
meeting will be held at Tower City.
Ed Zutter. of Luverne, was in town
Tuesday and displayed two fine Can
adian "Honkers" which he had shot
that morning near Waldon. They were
both young birds, one weighing s
lbs. and the other nearly a pound
more.
| M. B. Cassel, Mrs. Rose Walsh,
Mrs. G. D. Fisher and Mrs. w U.
White attended the State Red Cross
meeting at Grand Forks this week.
On the way home they collided with a
car standing in the road without
lights. Both cars were some what
damaged.
Il B. F. (Uncle Benz Walden came
up from Fargo yesterday noon and
presented the Congregational Aid
Society with $1,000 bond. 1t is
needless to state that there has been
general rejoicing among the members
as the society was badly in need of
the fund.
Miss Bertha Palmer, Assistant
Superintendent of Public instruction
will be here Monday morning and
will remain through the week in
charge of the institute. Miss Minnie
]. Nelson, Superintendent of Public
Instruction, will be here some time
during the week.
The first edition of the"Dict Spei'
the official publication of the Journ-
alist Club of the high shcool was
issued Wednesday. 1t consisted of
four pages of mimiographed news
items, editorial matter and comment
on doings of the school. The edi-
tion was limited one and the supply
of copies did not last long.
The members and friends Of Fidel-
ity Chapter, o. E. S. were entertained
last evening at card party in
the chapter room. Over eighty per-
sons were present and very enjoy
able evening was spent. The room
| was decorated in colors appropriate
for the Halloween season. Dainty
refreshments were served.
A special radio demonstration will
be given at the Pioneer Office Wed
nesday evening Nov 1s,. A louc
speaker will be attached to an up-t,
date receiver and programs will be
picked up from various parts of the
United States. All who are interest
ed are invited to attend this demon
stration, especially those who are in
terested in purchasing an outfit TO
the Community Club.
II Messers Townley and Lemke an,
a lady, whose name we did not learn
visited Hope Wednesday noon an,
spoke to big crowd at the oper
house. The lady was devoting he
efforts toward the defeat of ou
. splendid State Superintendent O
2 Schools, Miss Minnie J. Nelson. Sh