The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-09-26
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Social Corner.
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Can you hear the tinkFe, tinkle, tinkle
of the wedding bells yet? can.
Mr.. Will Fairburn and his, mother of
Winnipeg, have been visiting at the Ay-
lens and Harris homes this week.
Mrs. H. Mckay has had her sister, Mrs.
Kermott, and two children, from Chey-
enne, ND, stopping with her this week.
Mrs. Jas. A. Wilkins entertained a
small party at six o'clock dinner Mon
day evening, in honor Of her cousin,
Rev. Stewart.
Miss Ashton, sister of Mrs. Dow,
has come to Pembina to make herhome
am sure l am speaking for Pembina' S
society in general when l say: Every
welcome, indeed" to. her.
A jolly party, consisting of the Misses
Rose and Gym, Messrs. Buck, of Neche,
and Livingstone, Of Hamilton, took sup
per at the Winchester Sunday night, and
made their return trip in the moonlight.
Miss Alice Thompson leaves soon for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends at Hallock and Brandon, MINI.
Miss "Allie' has grown up in Pembina
and is young lady OF estimable quail
ties
Mrs. James Graham entertained Mrs.
A. Johnson and Mrs. w. Brown, of Dray-
ton, from Saturday until Monday. MIR.
Johnson and Mr.. Brown came up and
spent Sunday with them. Saturday ev-
ening Mrs. Graham gave small dinner
party in their honor.
Rev. James Stewart, of Essex, Ont,
surprised his cousin, Mrs. Jas. A. Wiki
ins, Sunday evening by stopping off here
for few days visit. Rev. Stewart is
missionary on his way to China and his
friends here were glad to see him and
bid him God-speed.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
will give a social in the lodge rooms on
the evening of Wednesday, Oct LIST. A
musical and literary program will be
given and good lunch served, all for Is
cent Proceeds to 20 TO a benevolent
cause. All are invited.
The w. c. T. u. held social meet
ing at the residence of F. c. Myrick last
Friday evening. The ladies and their
husbands were most delightfully."- enter
tanned by the hostess the evening. The
word "re-submission" was used as the
basis of the evenings entertainment.
Prof. Forster and Mrs. G. G.. Thompson
were successful prize winners. Very
dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. E. D. Booker and Miss Helen
Douglas are contemplating a delightful
trip. They leave next week for Mrs.
Booker's home in Virginia, taking in
Washington, Baltimore and several 9TH
ers OF the southern cities. They are TAX
ing advantage of the G. A. R. excursion
rates and will be absent about month.
Miss Douglas expects to visit fora while
in Chicago on her return trip. Mrs.
Booker will take her three little daugh-
tiers with her.
l often wonder whether people in gen.
eral, and Pembina people in particular,
really appreciate their surroundings.
Here are few questions want to ask,
and am afraid were to hear the ans
wers they would be decidedly in the
negative: Do you know where Fern
Valley is? Have you ever seen the acres
of ferns in their prime? Have you ever
picnicked there? Ask yourself these
questions, and if you are one of the
many. then resolve that before cold win
ter comes, while these beautiful fall DAYS
are still here, you will try to get nearer
Nature by enjoying what she has pro-
vided for you right here in Pembina; the
yellows, bronzes and reds that blend so
exquisitely, only vie with the many 9TH
er attractions now to be found there.
fruits, flowers. birds and this lovely "In-
dian summer" weather-are they not
enough to tempt the most perverse and
negligent Of human beings?
Caucuses.
AT the republican caucus on Saturday
evening AZ votes were polled and the
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