The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-03
GRAND FORKS.

The Rebekahs gave their annual Chill
dren's day entertainment on Tuesday
evening in Odd Fellows hall. The pro-
gramme comprised Rotations and mus
zeal numbers, and was very fine. A
dainty supper was served at the close
owen Young and Otto Tollefson are
among the Grand Forks people who are
spending a part of the winter at Hot
Springs.
On Monday evening Rev. Jas Austin
of Hannah, performed the ceremony
Burns and Mr.. Daniel w. Laughlin both
of Larimore. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Carleton, of Larimore.
J. E. Clifford is home from an extend
ed Eastern trip. He went to New York
and Washington, and stopped at several
places en- route. He found the weather
disagreeable all the way and was glad to
winter sunshine.
The many friends here of Mrs n. G..
Larimore will be pleased to learn that
she is rapidly improving in health in
California, where she is spending the
winter. For many months she has been
in poor health, and for some time was
not expected to live. Letters from her
family there give the most encouraging
news OF her condition.
Miss Edna Edison, who has been one
of the teachers in the city schools, has
resigned her position, and has gone to
her home at Pine Island, Mimi.
Mrs. S. A. McCanna left on Wednesday
for St. Paul to join her husband who has
been taking medical treatment there for
some time. 1t is hoped he will be able
to return home as soon as the weather
is settled.
The chess players Of East Grand Forks
have organized a club of their own, and
will pursue a systematic study of the
most scientific game in the world.
The lecture at the university on Sat
urday evening was one of the finest that
has been given at that institution for a
L., on cyona (NnttfpiAd
Mutt. is professor Of English at the agri-
cultural college at Fargo, and is mas
ter of the subject. His address was on
''Walt Whitman" and it was splendid
study of the good gray poet The audi
ence was large, as all the students and
members of the faculty We're present as
we'll as quite a number from the c1ty.
Prof Multi lectured at the university a
year ago, and those who heard him then
were anxious to repeat the experience.
Mayor Dinnie is expected nome Win
his wife from the West on MONDAY, ana
it is expected that there will then be q
little ginger injected into the municipal
campaign
The knights of Pythias gave a fare
well party on Thursday night to James
Welsh a member of the order. who has
been a resident of the city for many
years and who leaves for Willmar TO
take a position with the Great Northern
The affair was informal but there was
nothing omitted that could add to the
enjoyment of the occasion.
NJ A. Libbey, of Park River. and his
daughter. Grace, were guests in the city
last week.
| DR.. D. f. Munter left last week for st
Petersburg, Fla, on a combined business
and pleasure trip. Dr.. Hunter is inter
ested with several other Grand Forks
| people in pineapple plantation in Flori-
/ da, and a part of his mission is to in
spect the property and see about fur Thea
| improvements.
Harry Gotzien left last week for Wape-
ton. where he takes a position in the
/ office of the Morton Implement company
| The senior member of the firm last fall
married Miss Gotzien, and this will mali
| the position a very pleasant one.