The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-26


And looking at her there, the glad tears
And A,, like tidal wave of tenderness
me years OF love since I lay Graded
Unfathomed love enfolding me from
Return and food my life For now
know.
Ann Devoore
Mrs. A. p. Logan, who was serious
" Ill all day Friday and Saturday, is
much better and quite out Of danger.
Mr.. Dave German of McCanna was
m town over Sunday the guest of his
sister, Mrs. 8. A. McCanna on Reeves
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doyan, who
nave been spending the winter in
Larimore. will move out to their farm
at Doyan, N. D., April 1. Miss Annie
Sheets will accompany them to spend
the spring and summer.
Mrs. w. B. Wood entertained at a
dinner at the Hotel Dacotah Sunday
evening. Covers were laid for ten
Mrs. J. D. Bacon accompanied bv
her son Keith left Sunday evening for
a weeks visit with her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Way, in Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Ogren returned this morn
ing from visit in Hudson, Wis.
On Wednesday will occur the mar
riage of Miss Mabel Coulter to Mr..
Theodore Schumacher.
Sunday evening Mr.. Harry Finch
Ant0rfoirona o,trv R,.Sz
ner at the Dacotah in honor of Miss
Grace Willie of Crookston who is the
guest OF MIR. and Mrs.; Clifford Finch.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin
Pearce of Minot, Miss Willie of
Crookston, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford G.
Finch, Miss Birdie Wolf, Miss Sarah
Bosard, Mr.. Ray Jackson and Mr..
Thomas Corrigon.
Manager Myers Of the Metropolitan
theatre wishes us to again remind the
people who will attend "Babes in Toy
land" this evening that the curtain
rises at 8:16 sharp and to late Corners
1t means long wait in the cold foyer
OF the theatre until the first act is over.
Unfailing Friends.
OF the things that make for happi-
ness, the love of books comes first,
No matter how the world may have
used us, sure sOlace. lies there. The
weary, toilsome day drags to its dis
heartening close, and both love and
friendship have proved powerless to
appreciate or understand, but in the
quiet corner consolation can always
be found. A single shelf, perhaps.
safcies for ones few treasures, but
who shall say it Is not enough?-
Myrtle Reed.
Society Throughout the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Richardson Of
Hunter North Dakota are the proud
possessors of new 10 pound baby
boy. that arrived at their home SUN
day morning.
Married, on Sunday, March IS, 1906,
iby Rev. N. G. Hanson, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Nelson, Mr.. N. p.
Jensen to Miss Florence Payne. The
groom is prosperous farmer living
southwest Of Cooperstown and the
Bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Payne Of Cooperstown.
At Hunter N. D., Mrs. Emil Bore
entertained about 20 of her lady
friends on the afternoon Of St. Pat
rck's day. The place cards for the
luncheon were in the shape Of sham
rock leaves tied with dainty green
ribbon and the score cards were decor
.ated with q hand painted shamrock
leaf. IN. 81.
At Cooperstown North Dakota Satur-
day March 18th, by Rev. o. d. Pur-
ington Miss Elvira Evinson of Hat
ton was welded to J. NJ. Wassenberg
OF lcHenry. Mr.. Wassehberg IL the
proprietor Of the McHenry Opera
House and has been q resident there
for q number Of years. They return
ed to McHenry Monday and COM
menced keeping house IN the suit
Of rooms which the groom has pre-
e Jared over the opera g. house.
"A wedding OF q prominent Dakotan
4 at Brainard, Minnesota. March 18th
was when Elmer Molneau Of LARA
/ bee. N. D.. and Miss Dora Wilson Of
fnlegar, MIN. were married. Both
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