The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-24

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more, North Dakota, was "a visitor in
the city yesterday.
At Mason City, Iowa, the ladies have
/. organized an Anti Race Suicide club
The Roosevelt doctrine will be the
creed of the club and the requirement
of membership to the organization Is
the agreement that as members they
will not only live up to this doctrine,
but preach 1t at every opportunity as
well. The club members are composed
of the wives of prominent business
and professional men Of Mason City.
Grand Forks needs just such an organ
ization. ts 81
Misses Mary Murphy, Pearl Glutne,
Florence Collins. Sadie Franklin and
Vivian Dinnie were hostesses at
dancing party Tuesday evening at the
opera house club rooms. Refreshments
were served and the party was
social success. Among the guests
were Mesdames NJ. f. Murphy, Mrs.
J. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs. James Din
ME. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sheehy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Dunlap. Misses Lizzie De-
Kay, Mabel Collins, Mable Barlow,
Maggie Duggan, Guinan, o'I{ara, May
and Cassie Cummings, Lillian Berris-
ford, Gertrude Norman, Gertrude
Sheehy, Monley. Poupore, Neville. Nc
Graw. Messrs. Tom Collins, Cassen
art, Paul Norman, Tony Barrett, Will
Rorke, Fred Brockhbf, Harry Mix,
VIII Barrett, Ray Holmes, Charles
Cook, McNulty, Joe Simmer, Ray Dur
lex, Klien Van Alstine, Tom GRADER,
J. P. Conmy, John Carroll, Earl Lynch,
Lawrence Lynch. The hostesses de
signated themselves as the Eve Six"
girls of the Irish American club.
Mrs. Willis A. Joy has returned from
the hospital at Rochester, Mimi, and
her friends will be pleased to learn
she has quite recovered from her
severe illness.
N. r. and Fred T. Lincoln are en-
Pertaining their double cousin Lynn
A. Wood OF Valley City today. Mr..
Wood and F. T. Lincoln are very near
of an age there being but two months
difference and there is a strong family
resemblance: They were college
chums and class mates and are like
two brothers in family relations. Mr..
Wood Is alderman Of Valley City and
a candidate for mayor Of that place on
the citizens ticket.
A rumor comes to us Of an ap-
preaching. marriage between a promin-
ent railroad man of the city and a
popular stenographer but we are not
as yet allowed to publish names.
Mrs. Louis Rohde on Belmont ave-
Lue will entertain ia small company
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Guy G. H. Corliss will enter
tain at small affair Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Evans of Mimic will arrive
today to be the guest of her daughter,
Miss Amy Of the university and to at
/. tend the Junior ball and other fes-
tivities.
The annual party given by the
Masons at Masonic hall last Tuesday
was an enjoyable affair, pronounced
bv many who attended as one Of the
most enjoyable Of the social season.
A large attendance, excellent music
and refreshments went to make up
the factors in the success of the party.
The menu in charge of Mrs. Name q.
Fisher, included:
oyster Patties Potatoes au Gratin
Boiled Ham Tomato Jelly
Ice Cream Cake
Coffee
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames A. o. Anderson, F. A.
Brown, G. F. Blackburn, C. N. Barnes,
Joseph Bell DeRemer, George E. Duis,
James ELLINGTON, L. L. Eckman, O. M
Fraser, James Figenshau, D. J. GILES,
Il. H. Green, H. K. Geist, j. H. Heit-
man, 8. H. Irwin, G. G.. jackson, J.. +.
Jones, F. v. Kent, w H. Kelsey. F. L.
IAgerwall, w. R. Lasham, C. =. Lazter,
NJ. E. Mayer, c. H. Opsahl, Fred d.
Parsons, Thomas Nesbit, Leslie Stip-
son, j. Walker Smith, r.. C. Spriggs,
William spriggs, Orr Sanders, M. r..
Stricken. A. G.. Schultheis, William
Stewart, John Stewart. Robert West
acott, w. L.. Wilder, Geo. HI. Wilder,
j. B. Wineman, A. /. Widlund, M.
WEIGH, Sig sWolff, Mrs. Grover Stanch-
f1eld,- Mrs. G. A. Hale, Mrs. H. p.
Knudson, Mrs. Lamming, Mrs. Par
sons, Mrs. Pace, Mrs. Carnathan.
Misses Bessie Bull, Marions Titus,
Clara Hale. Drain, Clark, Alice Perry,
Edna Donaldson, Maggie McBath,
Maggie Fraser. Efie Lowell. M. Kauf-
man, Cook, Inez Wilder, Naylor, Bar
ker, Regan, Effie Lowe. Heggen, OPP
sahl (3), Mabel Nash. Frances Pace,
Taugbol (2). Smead, Strawn and
Wright, Messrs. w. r. vanderhoof, j..
q. Thornberg, w. G. Stebbins, c. H.
Robinson, "A. H. Runge, Thomas Roy
craft, j. r. B. Keen. ..s
I shall not pass this way again,
But far beyond. earth's Why and When
Nav i look back along q road
where on both sides g seed ! sowed.
shall not pass this way again.
May Wisdom guide my tongue and Pen,
And Love be mine that as / may n
Plant roses all along the way.
shall not pass this way again,
May be courteous to men, \. h
Faithful to 3friends, true to my God,
''At'AA'' Z .. :. .1ssHi aITeass Surmy;
The chief factor Of q success Of any
kind Is work and when You add 70 that
the next essential which III to work
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