The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-06

the guests OF friends here yesterday.
Mrs. o. F. Jones of Bismarck, wife
of Archdeacon Jones of the Episcopal
church there. is the guest of Mrs. A. NJ.
Powell until Monday.
Floyd Gleason and wife are in from
Maddox for few days.
New arrivals at the Hotel lakewood
are: H. E. Taylor and wife, lnkster;
Joe Wright, Cando; Mrs. Israel Mari,
Bartlett: Dan Young, Bartlett; Art
White, Bartlett; NJ. Sasseveson, Mime
wauken; F. Gustafson. Oberon; C. M.
Almond, Maddox; P. s. Void, Mad
dock; Miss Jacobson, Maddox; Miss
Radson, Maddox: Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Hoen, l.. Ward Quaver, Fessenden; H.
Bergstad, Fessenden; L. Billigmier,
Fessenden; o. A. Tinglestad, Mapes:
Ole A. Moen, Devils Lake; Thee.
Thompson, Devils Lake: f. G. Grin
ney. Devils Lake: Alma Tronson,
Devils Lake; Anna Bronsett, Devils
Lake; Gertrude Benson, Devils Lake:
Mrs. A. Samuelson, Sheyenne; T. E.
Smith, Los Angeles, CAL; Mary Nc
Claim Cando.
Mrs. G. H. Bronson pleased q large
audience in the auditorium yesterday
afternoon with her vocal selections
and was heartily encored.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Yeager of Mad
dock, N. D., accompanied by their
daughter are prominent visitors for a
few days. Mr.. Yeager is prominent
as banker at Maddox and has heavy
real estate interests and takes a
prominent part in Benson county poll
tics.
The Christian Science cottage and
reading room on the grounds is a cosy
place and frequented by many visitors
each day. Mrs. Sutton Thompson of
Grand Forks Is In charge and makes
every one cordially welcome
Mrs. Fitzgerald of Grand Forks is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Stoltz of
Devils Lake. She has been invited to
sing at the Chautauqua Saturday even
Ing and may favor the audience with
some good vocal selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Sox and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Weaver of Edgeley are
taking in the Chautauqua.
The hotel register shows the follow
ing prominent arrivals: Edward Dun
can, Berwick; Mrs. J. J. Manning,
Berthold; Gus Jacobson, Starkweath-
er; ]. H. King, Starkweather; Harry
Meacham, Cando.
Miss Belle Kearney, the brilliant
young southern woman orator, has ar
rived and will give an address.
Homer Ressler, editor of the Stark
weather Times and his wife, are here
camping for few days.
Mrs. B. Rantz of New Rockford is the
guest of Hon. and Mrs. E. B. Thomson
OF New Rockford in their cottage. Mrs
Rantz Is prominent woman in her
section Of the country; prominent for
her good and charitable deeds and re-
cetves hearty welcome wherever she
goes.
E. D. Tomlinson of New Rockford is
a prominent cottager. He owns
pretty and comfortable place and with
his family spends the summer here.
Rockford Row" is peopled with
Rockford people all with comfortable,
commodious cottages. where many of
them spend the summer with their
families.
Tratnmaster George. Else and Con-
ductor R. r. Rhodes came out from
Devils Lake, where they are in charge
OF the circus train, to take a plunge
In the lake.
Norman Morrison, a prominent farm
er from Webster, N. D., Is here with
his family at the Hotel lakewood for
few days.
F. F. Vaughn of Park Lake is on the
grounds.
The Lincoln quartette arrived yes
terday morning composed of J. c.
Wardwell, Joe Humphrey. D. H. Geant
and A. A. Thorne, all of Chicago. They
made their first appearance in the af-
ternoon on the program and promise
good entertainment in musical way
during their stay, for their singing was
splendid and q rare musical treat.
An entertainer and humorist one
afternoon recently had just made his
bow and was about to begin when a
cat walked in and sat down ON the
stage. With quick wit he said severe
ly:
you get out; this is monologue.
not catalogue" which was unani-
mOusly voted the best hit of his en-.
rtainment.-Tit-bits.