The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-02
he Social Realm
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IS The Test.
The time of trial comes to all,
That tests the soul az by q fire.
We.halt. between the. sptrit's call
'Tis then: one Light reveals the way.
One question makes our duty clear, =.
To think upon the Christ and say:
What would He do II He We're hcre?"
All other rules may fail, but this
VA Applies a to every word and deed.
r you It's golden precept heed.
Mhe eRs divergent paths
What would lie do il il H Aeu were sDai here?"
What Ss w gpsa He {, d lpst To be IKE Him!
sweet, = = .S--,,>f - .1S1>
Although. our paths are often dim.
And. as We turned to Di It. tw Out '1 be
:. A growing flame from year toSyear, /,
wEas w W. IL s ao Il He were here
-. a. Edgert.on; in Rams Horn.
The officers elected by the Degree
of Honor lodge at Grafton for the en-
suing year are as follows: p. C. OF H.,
Mrs. Edith Hutchinson; c. OF H., Mrs.
Isabel Lewis; L. OF H., Mrs. Julia
Franklin; G. of c., Mrs. Louise Hall;
=. of u, Mrs. Mary Klosterman; finan-
cier. Mrs: Mary Kelley; outer watch,
Mrs. Clara Gagnon; inner watch, Miss
Annie Givens; Rec. Miss Mary Lewis;
receiver, Miss Lizzie Kelley.
A pretty card party was given
Thursday evening when Mr.. and Mrs.
Casey of Grafton, entertained at 5000
Six tables in all were played. When
the. score was counted it was found
that Mr.. Kennedy Of Fargo, had won
the gentleman's prize, while, Mrs.
Hatelid was fortunate in securing the
ladies prize.
Love Letters Stuff Pillows.
Instead Of tying her sweetheart's
letters with blue ribbon and con.
signing them to perfumed receptacle
all their own, the fiance now fills a
pillow with these love documents and
kneels, upon 1t at her wedding cere-
mony.
I Nothing will induce any sentimental
bride-elect to cut up her letters SO
precious to her. SO they are stuffed
into the white satin pillows whole.
Then the pillow is bound round with
gold cord and tied at one corner in
true lovers knot. The idea is SYM
bolic of the promise for the future. AS
the bridegroom's written expressions
of love, comfort and devotion support
his bride during the trying service, SO
will the real love and devotion sustain
her throughout life.
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DesMOines, Ia, Jan.27.-Wife deser-
ton was the subject of an hours de-,
bate In the lower house of the Iowa
assembly yesterday afternoon. At the
end, by vote of 8 to IL, it was decid-
ed to commit all wife deserters to the
penitentiary.
What will they do to the women who
desert their husbands? Hang them?
A Connecticut woman, the mother
of twenty-seven children, had a busy
Saturday last week. After doing her
morning work and getting the children
of to school she eloped with the hired
man. The abandoned husband fol-
lowed them on a race horse and at
H.oV SnoS uASSAAOOn Caught up WIN
them and at ten minutes to five she re-
ceived his forgiveness and got home
in time to get a late supper and put
the children to bed. The hired man
was taken to jail for the trouble he
had caused.-Ex.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Fadden and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c., Mahan have just
returned to their homes in Larimore
from a trip up into Canada. While
there they purchased two quarter sec
lions of land in the Saskatchewan val
ley, four hundred miles from Winni-
peg. They bring back glowing reports
of that part of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Pugh enter
tanned large party at cards at their
home in Larimore. ~
A theater party from Crookston last
evening to see 1.-THE College Widow
composed Of the following: DR.. and
Mrs. Spence. Miss Lottie Anglim, Miss
Toehler, Mr.. Winslow and Mr.. Harry
Finch of this city.