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


number of new cottages will be built
by Grand Forks people.
Mrs. NJ. Moran leaves Monday for
West Baden. Indiana. to enjoy the
baths for fortnight.
The Whiteheds it is understood will
sail from New York March II for
Europe to be gone some months.
Professor M. W. Hall left Thursday
evening to spend a couple of days look
ing after his Maple Lake property.
Mrs. ]. A. Fish invited number of
the little friends of her daughter
Beatrice on Thursday in to help cele-
brate her birthday. Mrs. Diven, Miss
Sorenson and Miss Dinnie helped her
to entertain the little ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Streeter returned
Sunday morning to their home at Lar
more. Mrs. Streeter has been spend
ing a month in Minneapolis at the
West hotel, the guest of Mrs. Wood,
and Mr.. Streeter went down to return
ioiuV Will uCl
The Irish-American club entertained
at a ball last evening that was the
best one of an yone they have given
yet. There was large crowd in at
tendance a splendid supper was
tendance delicious supper was
served and the evening one to be re-
membered
Mr.. Bert Thomas of Larimore has
taken charge of McLaughlin's bank
at Hansboro, N. D. The rooms in the
rear of the bank have been beautifully
fitted up for living apartments and
he and Mrs. Thomas will make that
their residence
Miss Bessie Bull entertained the
young ladies of the Realia club at a
delightful 6 o'clock dinner out at the
home of her parents, President and
Mrs. Merrifield, Tuesday evening The
tables were artistically decorated in
cut flowers and covers were laid for
twelve. The guests were Mesdames
Charles Commings, Frank DeCamp,
oeLhSsy NllSSGS lOl Illus, NldtlOu
Green, Bessie Burr, Grace Morehouse,
Birdie Wolf. Helen Hamilton, and
Jessie Strahan. A special car carried
The ladies out from the city.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
futile entertained at 6 o'clock dinner
in honor Of Miss Elizabeth Abbott
Covers were laid for twenty-five. The
table was effectively decorated in yell
low daffodils and the place cards
were hand painted in designs in keep
ing with the flower decorations.
Mr.. Clarence r. Bierley came in
from Larimore yesterday and was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Bierley ON
Chestnut street
Miss Lillian urnest entertained
quite a company of her little friends
Tuesday evening commemorative of
her twelfth birthday. She was the
recipient of some very beautiful gifts
both from her friends and admiring
relations.
Miss Lucille Arnold, daughter of
Senator Horace Arnold of Larimore,
spent yesterday in the city shopping.
Representative F. 1. Lyons of Bow
bells passed through the city Saturday.
enroute to Washington. Mr.. Lyons
will return with his mother-in-law,
Mrs. w. J. Anderson, and the remains
of Mr.. Anderson. The interment Of
the remains will be made at Mr. An
derson's old home, LeSeuer, MINI.
sss
1t takes tact to be comforting to a
friend, when you dare not let that
friend suspect that you know there IS
any need of your sympathy. None but
those who have the gift of silence can
make their friendships helpful under
such circumstances.
Mr.. Victor McWilliams of Rolla
passed through town Monday enroute
to San Antiono, Texas, where his wife
has been spending the winter for her
health. Victor has sold out his bust
ness and property in Rolla and goes
south to reside permanently, the con-
dition of Mrs. McWilliams' health max
ing 1t imperative. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Williams are known here and many
friends will regret to hear of Mrs.
McWilliams' illness.
Mr.. and Mrs ~ G. Larimore and
son Clay, leave Los Angeles, Cal, to-
day where they have been visiting Mrs.
Oscar Trippett for some weeks, for
st. Louis They will make quite an
extended visit there before returning
home to Larimore, North Dakota.
Mrs. M. Howe went to Conway Tues
day morning to spend week with Mr..
Howe.
Hon. A. J. Johnson, for years
prominent resident at Larimore and
representative from that district at one
time. was visitor in town Wednes-
day. He with his family are located
now at Albert Lea. MINI.
Mrs. Chesterman of Crookston, was
the guest of Mrs. ellis on Wednesday.
A letter from Hugh Ryan states he
was just leaving West Baden, Ind,
where he has been for two weeks for
Hot Springs, Ark, where he will re-
main for two weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, prominent
farmers from Michinock. were in town
today at the Ryan.
Mrs. M. E. Fischer gave a very in!