The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-13
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One Hearts Enough.

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One Hearts Enough.
One hearts enough for me-
One heart to love. adore
One hearts enough for me;
The bride that soar above.
And sing their songs on high.
Ask but for ono to love,
And therefore should not I
One pair of eyes to gaze,
In o %h,s psr ss Of sp soRs Sstr sas
Her form of fairest hue:
One pair of glowing cheeks.
Fresh as the rose and fair;
Whose crimson blush bespeaks
The health that's native there.
One pair of hands to twinc
Loves flowers fair and gay,
And form wreath divine
Which never can decay;
And this Is all I ask,
One gentle form and fair
Beneath whose smiles to bask,
And learn loves sweetness there.
By Augusta Mig
Miss Mary O'Keefe, who has &C.
cupied the position of third and fourth
grade teacher in the public schools of
st. Thomas has resigned her position.
and will remove with DR.. O'Keefe and
family from Mimic to Grand Forks.
On Friday afternoon of last week.
about dozen ladies of Aneta as
sembled by invitations, at the home of
Mrs. S. H. Porter to party given in
honor of Mrs. Chas. Porter of Grin
we'll, Ia, mother of Mr.. S. H. Porter
who is visiting her son and his father.
The Euchre club was entertained at
the home of Mrs, A. A, Robinson at
Minot, on Thursday. The ladies pres
ent were Mesdames McHugh, Barrett.
Robbins, Joseph Roach, Pierce, De-
vine, Frank Gallagar, Stewart, Sco-
field, Palmer, Blakey and Phil Reach.
The Literary club met at the home
of Mrs. Chas. Drew at Ardoch last
week and organized for the coming
winter months. Mesdames Chas. Wood
and E. ]. Smith are the new members.
The club will hold their first regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. B. A.
Ferris on Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Munday of Osh-
ava, Ontario, and daughter Mrs. G.
r. Weir of Denver, Col, parents and
sister of Mrs. Chas. Drew, arrived in
Ardcch last week and are guests at
the Chas. Drew residence. Mr.. Mum
day is an old-time newspaper man
now editor and publisher of the Osn-
ava Reformer one of the leading pa
pers of Ontario.
The Ladies' Euchre club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A. A. Robinson at Minot
by Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. John
Stenerson.
The first prize was won by Mrs. ].
E. McKoane and the second by Mrs
Phil Roach, the guests were Mesdames
w. c. McHugh, D. c., Robbins, Joseph
Roach, Phil Roach, o. N. Pierce, NJ. E.
Gallagher, Elizabeth Parker, C. Aur-
land, G. D. Colcord. L. D. McGahan, ].
Herman, l.. G. Theurer, d. Greenleaf,
X. E. Leighton, ]. E. McKoane, R.
WEIGH, G. S. Stewart, A. P. Scofield,
A. s. Blakey. r. H. Bosard, j. A.
Roell, r. c. Battey, L. w. Gammons,
w. l.. Buttz, R. H. Emerson. L. NJ.
Scof1eld, ]. Denoyer, Guy Frank. s. N.
Swenson. S. Lyman and Miss Maloney,
who is the guest of Mrs. Colcord.
Among the qualities nose essential
10 women, tact may fairly take front
place, for, without it, words spoken
and things done with the best motives
not only fail often of their end, but
may even be productive sometimes of
the very evils which they were intend
ed to prevent No human being can
afford to be devoid of tact, although
great many people are in that con-
dition; but it is especially necessary
to those whose strength lies in their
weakness, or, in other words, those
for whom judgement and persuasive
ness are the only weapons. A tactless
woman stirs up the elements instead
of soothing them, and drives those
about her nearly to desperation, simply
because. from never studying their