The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-30

p, An nao danced nc r. Wnhlir r glee. -
To play about with me-
-cems out; You little sleeping leaves.
Well not come" they whispered back,
"Till you have gone away!"'-'
III blow iyou QUIT" he shouted loud
The little leaves laughed low and said,
Then merrX March rushed OF. in space.
Ab Where rs,, al the past past things stay
And called the leaves to play.
She s,s sa sssad the trees With gentle rain.
Made answer. every one.
Then with q. gentle" kind careEs :,
And soon q million little: leaves
were dancing In the hreoxe.-Anon.
Mrs. M. H. MCGOWAN and her chill
dren arrived here Thursday for,
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi. n .sS9~.
Mrs. A. e. McAdamM entertained
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
McAdam of Hannah, who has been
spending the winter here studying
music and who shortly returns to her
home.
The Masons will give another of
their delightful. dancing parties to
members and their friends this even
ing. Halls orchestra.
Miss Ethel Crary Is entertaining the
M. e. Sunday school choir this after
noon at her home on North Seventh
street.
Miss Eliza Fuller, a prominent
young lady from Milton, N. D., was
brought here Thursday to the Deacon-
ess hospital by her parents, suffering
from an attack Of appendicitis. Her
friend, Mrs. B. Prom, also ACCOMPANY
led the party. Drs. Campbell and
Wheeler have charge of the case and
1t had not been decided this morning
when the operation would take place.
At Winnipeg, Man, occurred mar
riage of interest to Grand Forks peo-
pie, as the bride has visited here. At
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nc
Cauley Miss Ivah Cameron of Winni-
peg was welded to Mr. William James
McCauley of Milton, N. d. The young
couple will make their home near
Milton where the groom is a promin-
ent farmer.
A party consisting of the following
prominent people from Petersburg, N.
d.. leave there shortly for a Euro
pean trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Elem,
A. K. Reiten, A. N. Mork, Robert Void
and Ole Sunderland. They will sail
from New York for Liverpool April
"A and from there go to their objec-
tive point in Norway, Christiana. They
will visit London, Paris, Berlin and
Copenhagen and Stockholm. All the
important points in the land of their
nativity will be visited before their
return. which. may extend to four or
five months. Among other notable
occasions they expect to be present
and Witness is the coronation Of King
Haaken, which event takes place
some time in July:
Thursday evening the entertainment
given by the associate members of the
Thursday Musicale to the active mem
bers was delightful success. There
was large crowd present looking
forward with pleasure to hearing Miss
Florence Marion Pace again and they
were not disappointed. She charmed
the audience as she always does with
splendid program. and in her usual
gracious manner responded to encore
ence was imposing At the close on
motion of Mrs. Fred Parsons Miss Pace
was elected an honorary member of
the Musicale club. A vote of thanks
was also given to the associate mem
bers by the active members for their
delightful evenings entertainment.
It will be Of interest to the ladies to /
know that "a prominent Minneapolis
firm, the Famous Millinery Co." of
that city have demonstrated their
faith In the need of such an estab-
lishment here, and of the growth of
the city, by leasing for q term Of two
years the store vacated nv Mr.. Farg,I-
son ON Third street, where It ID at
firmed they will place the largest and
most stylish stock of millinery ever;
brought west of the Twin cities. The
store is to be remodeled and decor
ated and no expense spared to make
1t place where the highest class mil
1inery trade will be catered to. The
Grand Forks ladies will welcome as
they always do a high-class business
establishment of the sort to the city,
and the success Of the venture is an
assured fact. ~ II
The New York Outlet store is hav-
ing q phenomenal sale tomorrow Of
ready-made tailored skirts. of which
they bought q large stock q short time
ago.
The ladies Of st. Paul's Guild will
hold another provision sale on Satur-
day In the crockery department Of
George EWilder's store at l. o'clock.
Mrs Peake and Mrs. Perry will have,
ckargs this week.
MI. W.. r. Mcfarland. d brother.in-
law of Judge Fisk; was IN the city
Thursday enroute to Minneapolis
where he will take q more lucratice
position With the Great Northern. For
some time past he has been agent at!
Ndmore. N D. Mrs. Mcfarland and
children will come here next week and
after few days visit with Judge and
lIrs. Fisk win follow her husband to;
Minneapolis. " i sss