The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson former
residents here. together with Judge
and Mrs. Annfon OF Forgo. Will enter
tam IN Fargo tuesday evening the
Masa 9s,ae sae aeout OF MISS ;s, p "a
elaborate one. There will be 9 number
81 out Of town guests and among them
Will be some from this city.
There are women who are comely
there are women who are homely-but
be careful how the last word you say.
there are women VINO are wealthy,
truthful There are women who are
youthful-did you ever see one that
was old? There are women who are
sainted. there are women who are
painted, there are women who are
worth their weight in gold. There
are women who are slender, there are
women who are tender. and women
who are fat and red, There are wo-'
men who are married, there are wo-
men who are talkless-but they're
dead.-Ex. ~
socisty Throuebout tho State.
:.
Mrs. y. II. LlDDy OF nakoA mas !usI
nnoergone . very oimcuis operatlon
in one OF the hospitals in MINNEAPOLIS
out at last reports ~. was recovering.
Mls. =. W. Ai9eImah at Lakota was
senoerea q oensntlul suIprlss tues
day evening anu presehtea Win so"e
CHOICE faasitano ~ Gnina.
NJ, and Mrs NC Ruck,ev at T .akota
ortar+oinad n honor ~ 10 dahut of
W;sa Imarara T chr a charming vnnnp
1adv whn has come tn maize I.akots
her home "
- :" see
Prof. Lewis of the Normal school of
10. A successor to Professor Lewis
has been chosen In the person Of Prof.
r. g. Patterson, who goes there from
Syracuse University. He Is graduate
OF an eastern normal school, and has
for two years been an honor student
at Syracuse. He is strongly recon-
mended and is expected to make
strong addition to the teaching force
OF tne scnool. -.
A pleasant evening was spent and
Miss Lehr warmly welcomed: Dainty
refreshments were served. The guests
were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Turner. The
Misses Hattie Bush, Inga Johnson.
Stella Trotter. Birdie Ferris. Louis
Clements, Helen Tennlson, mamie
rett. Maud Pion. Nellie Hennessy. Ber-s
nice Rundell. Mabel Rundell, Olga
Thai and Mae Bradley.
Messrs. Carl Metcalf, Harry Met
calf. I'd Rose. r. H. Wood, A. M.
Gagen.l Ernest johnson, Chas. Ferris,
D. + Lason. Ing. Void, Frank Ware,
VIM Orocker. Yhos Kelly. Jolly Austin
and Mr. Philips.
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MI we roiue -. spen. t tsss " netMrnine
at I4e none VI n ns noe 1880 ue
10 Grano rorhs ounuay es ,snaat.,, G
mas peen empioyeu III I.e ulspa o.,, -
onlIe - . anu 10 ,,,anaaer sor the
grain commission house of c. E. Lewis
& co., at that place, taking charge last
Monday
Mr.. j. C. Lee left Wednesday evening
for Marysville, Wash, to join Mrs. Lee
and son, Royal, who left here TWO
months ago. They have been residents
of Hillsboro for the past nine years
and have made-a host of friends VINO
wish them prosperity and happiness IN
their new home.a
:, n.s..,.,, .ha non,,,or
rev. T. ~. nonreant;ona1 church
was. quietly married IN Fargo lass
au ss. ~ ND D. Thav rived home
fMiaaeipnla, ~ MI, On n house.,
tne same e' t,.a s. ~ recantlv ar
Keep9s IN tue p nhsrnh host If
CURED ny ue axtand;ro tn Mr., and
irlenas yOin ~ e .ho,r has+ FISHES.
MRS. holninsef '. .s. 's '''-A
Petersburg Society.
,,an1a h;assodnsss Mrs. Barry and the
two Younger children having moved
out to the farm last Saturday for the
summer. .I
SO
Congressman A. >; Gronna, VI Sou.n
Dakota. Is expected 10 arrive nome
from Washington IN a 1e" Jays
,n; ,orga number Of
..;ana uay +onderad NJ and Mrs. A. K