The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-14
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Thursday for London. England. was
given a delightful farewell surprise
Wednesday evening at the home Of her
brother, Mr.. A. Jensen. She was pre-
sented with handsome gold headed
umbrella as token Of esteem.
Mrs. George Wright Of Crookston.
has gone to Larimore to visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. N. Fuller.
Mr.. Thomas Driscoll, formerly of
this city. now of Leavings, Alberta,
was here Wednesday greeting old
friends. and was warmly welcomed.
Mr.. Driscoll reports his family we'll
and happy in their new home and him
self in the hotel business now and
doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. o. jerks passed
through today-in route to their home
at Havre, Montana, where Mr.. jerks
is division superintendent Of the
Great Northern. They have spent the
last two weeks in the east and visited
New York, Boston and other eastern
cities, and made short stay with
Captain and Mrs. Jerks at Crookston.
Did you ever walk along the street
of some little old country burg where
aldermen and mayors were unheard
Of, except maybe to be read of in con-
nection with some big political sean
dial or Doodle. and where they had
nothing but board walks in a bad state
of repair, and while going at swift
pace maybe with a partner step on
loose board. 1t went down and the
other end flew up and tripped either
you or your partner? Well, some of
the board walks of this town are Just
like that and are disgrace to it.
Out on Fourth street especially.
which we traverse four times daily
and some times Oftener, and this hap
pened to us last evening and we serve
notice that had we suffered skinned
nose that would have married our
looks instead of barked shin that
did not show, we would have sued the
paternal sires Of this city for goodly
sum, to soOthe our shaken up feelings
and wounded pride.
Mrs. Jemison LarimOre has returned
to her home at Larimore after few
days here the guest of Mrs. G. l..
GRADER.
Miss Sarah Bosard entertained at
small dinner party Sunday evening
kat was delightful affair. Covers
were laid for eight:
DR.. Fred Fiset leaves this evening
for his new home in Seattle where
Mrs. Fiset preceded him some weeks
ago.
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It is hoped the ladies of our city
will take great interest in the tennis
tournament to be held here by the
state association in August. An eff
fort Is being made by the association
to make this the largest tennis event
In the United States this year and a
cup is being offered as a trophy that
will not only be an honor to win but
of such intrinsic value as to be doubly
desired. There are some splendid
players among the ladies of the state
and 1t is hoped our own ladies here
will use every endeavor to get them
interested to compete with the gentle-
men for this cup, to gain their attend
ance and not only make this noted
tennis event but social one as we'll.
This cup Is to be of solid silver and
stands twenty-eight and uae-half In
ches high and twill contain twenty
pounds of sterling silver. Two de-
signs have been received from Tiff
any of New York either of which will
be magnificent and appropriate and
from which choice will be made.
DR.. Bates. the president of the asso-
citation. Is doing some good work In
regard to the tournament and every
citizen in our city, whether person.
ally interested IN tennis or not, should
give him their hearty cooperation.
The ladies can be of great assistance
and 1t is hoped they will do SO. DR..
Bates tells us fifty flags are wished
for to decorate the grounds for the
event. These flags can be made at
very little expense and trouble by the
ladies and they are asked to volun-
teer their services. The flags should.
be of crimson and white bunting bur-
gee shaped, three by six feet in size.
Any of the ladies volunteering their
services to assist in the making OF
these flags can get all the information
necessary by calling on Mrs. Page at
The Evening Times Office or calling
up DR.. Bates. the president of the as
ISOLATION.
Constantly thinking of tomorrow re-
minds us that 1t is yet today, and of
the old quotation:
So tedious is this day.. .
AS Is the night before some festival
To an impatient child. that hath new
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st. Thomas Society.
DR.. and Mrs. r. VI. King left Tues
day morning for q visit at Elm Creek.
Manitoba.
Mrs. Duncan Mansell, Of Blythfield,
Man, Is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
A. McPhail. of this city.
The arrival Of sol son and heir is an
nonnced at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. McEachern. The little stranger
made his appearance Friday.
Mr.. Grant s. Hager went to Grafton
last Friday to attend q meeting Of
the Institution for Feeble Minded.
81 Messers Thomas GOWN Fred SUIT
term and Robert Strachan left Tues
day for Winnipeg, Man., Saskatoon,
Sask., Watson. ASA. and the Carrot
River country. They expect to be alb
sent about ten days and have gone
With the expectation Of buying Cana
dian lands: IL.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie James.
q Rolla. April q, !. I. !. ms ~ both boys.