The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-28
Light at Eventide.

BY Eben E. Rexford.
The day had been long and lonesome
With not one. gladdening glimpse of
For the missed sunshine e. .a nd eioud nl,s
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My mothers Bible. on the table lay,
i turned If pages in the waning day,
And 10! this promise broke upon my
Behold, at evcntide it shall be light"
Even rs / read, one long, bright shaft of
Shot through the clouds that parted.
Along the West. until I seemed to see
A glimpse OF Heaven, and of eternity.
And through the awful splendor came a
That IS s s,e;da my listening soul. It said,
What Al have promised that will ful-
Beys sI;i, the clouds my sun is shining
Mrs, Thomas Regain OF Larimore was
the guest of friends and relatives here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fargueland have
moved here from Rugby to make this
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry futile enter
tanned pleasant little party at dinner
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hankey have
returned from trip to the western
part of the state.
Mr.. Earnest Kent of the Kent Realty
company has gone East to be gone
until the middle of May.
Miss Matte Rose and Miss Lena
Sheldon of Michigan are the guests of
Mrs. James Friedman.
Mrs. j. Kohnen of Park River was
the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs.
George Else this ", week.
Hon Frank H. Porter secretary of
state for North Dakota was Appointment
visitor here for few days this week.
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Conductor and Mrs. w. H. Schuyler
have returned from their California
trip with Mrs. Schuylers health much
improved.
Mr.. Thos. S. Corrigan has gone east
on business and pleasure trip. He
will spend some time with relatives
in Wisconsin.
Mr.. G. H. Land of Richmond Indiana
has been the guest of Mayor Duis this
week. MIR. Land is treasurer of the
Gear Scott Threshing Machine Co.
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home on Sunday evening from visit
of couple of months at their old
home in southern Iowa
Monday evening the Rathbone sis
tiers gave dancing party in the
knights of Pythias hall that was
happy affair and attended by fifty
couple.
Grand Forks friends have received
notice of the marriage recently at
Oakland. California, of Miss Esther L.
ElwoOd; daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
C. Elwood of Alameda, former resi-
dents of Grand Forks.
Wednesday afternoon at the Baptist
parsonage in this city occurred the
marriage of a prominent Walhalla man
MI. Archie Campbell to Miss. Beatrice
Murdoch of that CITY, They have many
friends who will extend congratulate
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Among last Sunday evening visitors
in the city were Rev. FIR. j. w. Con-
sidine of Mimic and his brother, w. p.
Considine of New York city. The
latter is on his way home and will be
accompanied by Father Considine as
far as st. Paul.
At the home of Mr.. George H. Car
penter Tuesday evening occurred the
celebration of the birthdays Of him
self and his twin brother Mr.. Henry
Carpenter. Games and music with
social intercourse passed a very pleas
ant evening for the fifty guests hidden.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Anna Arneson, who has been
sojourping in Phoenix, Ariz., since
Christmas for the benefit of her health,
will leave that city on May 2, and
start for home. Her health has much
improved In the south and the warm
summers here permit her coming north
again.
MT. anu MrS. w. "A. -iOrQOn Will re-
turn to this city to again make 1t their
home. For awhile they will stop at
the Dacotah but later on will move
into the Willis A. Joy residence sfor
the summer. Needless to say both
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon will be welcomed
heartily again for they are prominent
and popular socially:
Bishop Cameron Mann Of the Epis-
copal church has directed that the Of
ferings Of all parishes and missions
on Sunday. May 6 be devoted to the
San Francisco sufferers and also APP
pointed that special prayers be made
for them on that day. Contributions
are to be sent to Mr.. g. p. Lord. Park
River, N. D. 4, s5.. ST 81. q X Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fretz. Sr., left
Monday evening over the N. P. road
for Milwaukee, Wis, where they make
their future home. They have been
residents OF Grand Forks over eleven
years and during this time have made
many warm friends whose best Wishes
follow them to their new location. Leo
and Edmo, the two youngest sons,
now at school ct Winnipeg, Will follow
them as soon e. the present term Of
school closes. SsF