The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-16

very successful years work and will
return next year to complete the
course.
Mrs. Scott Rex and children have
gone to Wooster. Ohio. for the SUM
mer.
Mr.. M. w. Bridenbaugh Of Mime
apolis is the guest of his brothers Joe
and John.
Mrs. C. ]. Murphy will entertain
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
of next week.
Mrs. Horace Bagley Of Towner, N.
D., is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. c.
F. Whitcomb.
Mrs. s.. Miller entertained at small
company on Friday in honor of Mrs.
Bishop Of Great Falls. Mont, who is
the guest Of Mira Hermann Wolf.
Mrs. E. c. ,seitz and her son Conrad
will leave Sunday evening for the
twin cities and from there will go to
southern Minnesota, where they will
visit a month or six weeks.
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:. Mr.. George DeLair, who leaves here
shortly to go into business and make
his home at Green Bay, Wis, will en-
terrain at supper at the Antlers
Monday evening.
Mrs. w. H. Burr and daughter Miss
Margaret together with Miss Strachan
leave Sunday evening for Canada to
be gone q month. Miss Strachan will
visit In TORONTO and Mrs. Burr and
daughter will visit at the old home
out Of Montreal and with a brother
located in Montreal.
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This evening Miss Marian Berrum
at the piano assisted by Prof. Lysketh
the violinist. will give a musical reel
tai at the chapel at Grand Forks col
lege to which the public is cordially
invited to attend. Miss Berrum is
from Lakota and has very successfully
completed the musical course at the
college and will gr rsd next week.
Prominent visitors here this week,
we're the Hon. and Mrs. ]. g. Gunder-
son of Aneta, North Dakota. They
came In to attend the commencement
exercises Of the U. N. D., of which
Mr.. Gunderson is one of the regents,
and we're in the receiving line at presi-
dent Merrifleld's annual reception on
Wednesday evening at Davis Hall.
Mr.. L. M. Tebbell. formerly with the
Lion Drug company here. now travel
ing salesman for q drug firm, will be
S~nn tad "a
ILL, to Miss Inez Schwartz, a young
lady we'll known here having taught
In the public school for some years.
They have many friends here who will
send congratulations. They will make
their home at Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. s. s. Titus entertained at a
pretty luncheon on Friday, at which
covers were laid for twenty-five
guests. The luncheon was served in
courses at small tables prettily decor
ated with pansies. A pleasant after
noon was spent in social converse, the
ladies plying their needles at fancy
work. Mrs. Titus was assisted by her
(, daughter. Miss Marion, Miss Mary
Corbett and Miss Bessie Bull.
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Mr.. Arthur w. Cupler of Chicago,
successfully passed the law examina-
ton before the board here last week,
and will practice at Hunter, N. d.
Mr.. Cupler, altho young man. was
admitted to the bar In Illinois last
December, and was assistant to the
trial attorney of the C. M. g. st. p.
railway with offices in Chicago, and
studied law in the Lake Forest univer-
sity of Ill. Mr.. Cupler will open an
Office for the practice of law in Hun
ter.
A pleasant affair on Thursday of
this week was the six o'clock dinner
given by. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell of
Walnut street, in honor of their own,
and the wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. H. K. Geist. Both couples
we're married just one year on that
date, and the ofiiciating minister at
both weddings, Rev. Miller with Mrs.
Miller were also guests of honor.
Covers we're laid at the dinner for ten.
+ Mrs. Geist cut the last layer Of her
wedding cake, which has been care
fully preserved.