Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-06
LARIMORE NOTES

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L%arirnore, N. D.. Mar. 4,-Masons,
Wall attend a special meeting at the
Masonic Temple Saturday evening,
when moving pictures entitled. what
Our Government, Does For U.s. will
be shown. There will also be 4 musi-
cal program and social time fol-
lowing the program.
Miss Florence Maseu was over from
Grand Forks a few days ago, visit
ing friends.
MI. and Mrs. D. Calkins of Hillsbor8
were guests at the home of Mrs.
Calkins sister, Mrs. Paul Glass last
week. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. whaian have
both been Ill the past week, but are
now improving.
Mrs. "A. Y. Thompson: is taking a
course Of treatments for stomach
trouble at her home in this city, which
Will necessitate her remaining In bed
for eight weeks.
The Parent-TeachersI meeting for
Monday night was postponed on ac-
count Of the Commercial club conl-
munity meeting
Mrs: NJ. E; Nueent n little; son
Arthur, are i'll with influenza this
week. '
Pupils Of the seventh and eighth
grades Of the local school prepared
essays on why I Should Continue Ny
EDUCATION" on Wednesday morning,
March 1. in competition for the Cts
Jason prizes.
On account Of the stormlast Thurs
day the Episcopal LADIES' Guild was
postponed for q week. II met. this
week instead at the home Of Mrs. Jor-
don, Mrs. J. Eastgatcs assisted the
The dairy lunch given by. the Pres
not quite as largely attended as hoped
for OF account OF bad weather and
sickness. but about $500 was added
to the treasury.
Thos Williams was in bed with the
flu the latter part of the week.
The Farmers store has rented the
north half Of the Swanson building
formerly occupied by the grocery de
partment of the Community store, and
will move in this week from its pres.
ent. location in the Regan building
The Community store has been clos
ing out its stock for some time. =
Letters have been received by
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh thai
they like their new home at Omak
1 Wash, very much. Though Mrs. Pugl
has been i'll with flu she Is improving
The schools there ore c}osedd at pres.
ent on account of SO much sickness.
Nels Hemmingsen was laid up &
few days this week with La Grippe.
Mrs. (Thos Regan came up Thprsda,
from st. Paul, where she has beer
with Mr.. Regain, before going on *
Grafton. While here she received
word that her sol Buzz Regain, wa
i'll at Grafton with the flu. Mrs. Re
gan reports that her daughter Curtin
is now In Washington, D. c.. where
she Is engaged in solo, harp and or
chestra work.
The American Legion auxiliary me
last Wednesday evening at the, honl'
Of Mrs. Gass. Misses Agnes Way ant
Doris Irwin gave a. pleasing plane
duet. t open the meeting. Mrs. c. 8
Thomas read an article from tn
American Legion weekly. The nam,
Of six new members were proposed
and all were accepted and voted in
making a., total Of sevenry-one mem
bers. It was voted to cooperate will
the Legion in. furnishing the room II
the city hall. which was rendered tn.
Legion by the city council. "A hous
ing committee was appointed to hav'
the matter in charge, consisting o
Mrs. Gass, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs
1i1llcI VOtIs. " NdS NOttO 10 SSIl'
for some pamphlets and lavende
sachet sticks to be sold for the bench
Of a wounded soldier who has, beel
for 26 months in q California hospita
land who makes the lavender sticks
! Refreshments were served by the hos
tess assisted by her daughter, Mis-
Helen Gass..
MA Minnesota horse buyer was her
last week and purchased a carload 0
horses from Mrs. T. Mooney and o.
Kalness. The animals were shipped
to Minnesota points Monday.
The Methodist choir will sing, ''Th
Heavens are Telling from Haydn
Creation on Sunday evening, will
accompaniment on piano and organ.
mixed quartet consisting of Mrs. Jas
Larmcur Mrs. Geo. Magors. Dr.
Plaas and Mrs. Magoris will sing tn
special responses
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