The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-06
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Too Late.
Our highest gift. our bitterest bane.
+ How can We make. Q Life. the true
Great W Dssah i th soss. best of frieds. or
Too late too late comes thy reveal
Katherine c, Ahern.
Mrs. NJ. Moran accompanied by Miss
Margaret Sullivan left last evening for
West Baden, Ind, to be gone a fort
night.
At last reports the condition of Mr..
H. 8. Chase, who has been SO Ill, is
slightly improved and IL it remains so
in week or ten days he will go south
for while.
Annie Carlson, the unfortunate
young lady who died at the Merchants
hotel on Front street in Fargo a few
days ago from childbirth, was given
burial at Riverside cemetery yesterday
morning. There was none to do her
honor, no religious service over her re-
mains. But the little babe is being
taken care of at the Children's Home
and will be given an opportunity to
make good in her life.-Fargo Cali.
And this is a God-fearing, civilized
communications to do her honor, no
religious service over her remains, and
this in Fargo; town of churches,
good people, supposedly civilized
community. Where were all the good
women of Fargo that should have seen
to it that some kind minister
gave this poor. young, unfortunate
Christian burial, and where were the
numerous clergy ,of Fargo that none
volunteered his services? In Grand
Forks county an unknown tramp found
dead by the wayside would not be
treated SO. let alone poor young un-
fortunate woman alone and without a
friend. Can such things happen in
the grand and glorious west where
daily we hear preached to us brotherly
love and in town of twenty-five re-
ligious organizations. For shame!
Mrs. s. O. DeCamp returned this
morning from five months stay in
st. Paul. She will be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Hall, until her home is
vacated April LIST.
Mrs. Ed Quisgaard will entertain
on Wednesday in honor of her guest,
Mrs. r. H. Brown "f Fargo.
Professor and Mrs. Vernon P.
Squires entertained Monday at din
na at o'clock in class three in Eng
lish from the university. Covers were
laid for fourteen. The remainder of
the afternoon was spent in music and
literary games. Mrs. Squires was as
sisted by Miss May Brennan.
Mrs. w. u. Anderson, widow of the
late w. ]. Anderson, spent the day
in the city yesterday the guest of Mrs.
James Elton on Belmont. She goes
from here to Bowbells to remain for
& long visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Lyons. Numerous friends called dur
ing her short stay here to express
their love and sympathy for her in
the loss of her beloved husband.
- sss
Mrs w. M. Bryant Of University
avenue assisted by Miss Gertrude
Beers of the U. N. D. faculty, enter
tanned ten young lady students Mon
day afternoon at luncheon. The re-
mainder of the afternoon was spent in
music and games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Harrington of
Arvilla, who have been residents
there for the last twenty-four years,
will leave soon to make their home in
st. Paul.
In Saturdays issue we had little
squib in regard to a secret marriage
that was solemnized in this city some
three months ago and since then we
have seen nothing but trouble. Our
telephone has rung constantly and
every time we go on the street we are
tesieged by the inquisitive public as
to who the guilty parties are, but for
once in our life we mean to try and
Keep secret. 1t is only matter of
q short time anyway until it has to
come out so we don't expect our
secretive powers to be put too severely
to the test. but until that time comes
we simply won't divulge to any one
and there is no use to be inquisitive.
Some Excellent Recipes.
Stuffed Shoulder of Yeal-Have the
butcher remove the blade from nice
shoulder of veal. Wash carefully and
fill up the space with stuffing made
of crumbs, chopped salt pork or ham,
teaspoonful of onions, Q hard-boiled
egg finely minced. little lemon Juice,
thyme, salt and pepper. Sew up the
opening, tie into nice shape and roast,
allowing Is to 80 minutes to each
pound. This is a. delicious way of
serving veal for Sunday night supper.
Maple Parfait-Beat the yolks If
three eggs until thick, then pour very
slowly into them three-fourths of Q
cupful of hot maple syrup, beating it
all the time. Cook and stir over hot
water until thickened sufficiently to
coat the spoon, then remove from the
fire and beat occasionally until cold.
Beat tive cupfuls Of cream to a. stiff,
dry. froth, then gradually fold it into
the maple mixture. Turn into mold,
cover c.osely,-bin the edges with but
tered paper and bury. In equal quanti-
ties Of Ice and salt e freeze.
Homemade Candies Cream
Dates.-Remove the seeds from q
pound Of dates. then make the filings
as follows: To one pound of con-