The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-08
Mrs. John Dinnie will return this
evening from two weeks visit in st.

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Mrs. John Dinnie will return this
evening from q two weeks visit In st.
Paul.
Bruce Mcdonald has gone to Duluth
to spend the summer with his aunt,
Mrs. Wattles.
Mrs. NJ. Murphy will 60 to Bemidji
tomorrow to get the summer cottage
ready for occupancy.
Miss Marion Dinnie will 60 to Win
nipeg the last of the week for a months
visit with her sister. Miss Pearl Din
mic. .',s.s
The women.s auxiliary of st. Paul's
church are meeting with Mrs. w. G.
Nash In East Grand Forks this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wisner are en-
tertaining Mrs. Wisner's brother. Mr..
John Tibbitts from Humbolt county,
California.
: Mrs. William H. Burr and Mrs. r.
d. Campbell will go over on Saturday
to Bemidji to spend a few days with
Captain and Mrs. G: II. jerks.
Do -
Old potatoes are not good now and
the new ones are no better, and one
Is glad Of recipes for improving them.
One housekeeper puts little milk in
the water IN which she boils old pota-
toes and 1t makes them much winter.
The matinee and evening perform
ance OF the company showing the San
Francisco earthquake pictures was
well attended on Thursday. The NOV
ing pictures give one an excellent con-
ception of the terrible destruction
caused by this catastrophe.
Mrs. j. Walker Smith entertained
informally at an afternoon at cards
on Wednesday. Six tables were played
and the prizes were awarded first to
Mrs. Lovejoy and second to Mrs. w.
b. Wood. Dainty refreshments were
served and delightful afternoon was
spent.
The Lady Elks' card club held
pleasant meeting Thursday afternoon.
Progressive pedro was played at two
tables and Mrs. =. ], Densmore hav-
ing the highest score was awarded the
first prize a half dozen cut glass sher-
bet glasses. Mrs, p. J. Cavanaugh
came in for the second and was award
ed beautiful hand decorated china
plate.
Mr.. F. 3. Feetham will return on
Monday or Tuesday from d two months
trip up in northwestern Canada where
with pleasure. His journey has been
0frAN11nsYu NM a f3vyA hun
dred miles from Edmonton up into the
northern country on horseback and
made the return the same way. He
will no doubt have many interesting
things to tell of when he returns.
Cards were received here on We'd
nesday by intimate friends Of Mr..
Thomas Page, a popular travelling man
of this dictrict announcing his mar
riage to Miss Nellie McSweeney, a.
prominent young lady Of Cloquet,
MINI. The marriage occurred at
Cloquet on Tuesday the fifth. They
will be at home at Devils Lake after
July the. first. Mr.. Page has many
friends here who will extend con-
:gratulations.
The June program Of the Thursday
Musical club given in the Presbyterian
church Thursday afternoon. was one
of the best given this year. The prin-
cipal attractions on the program we're
Miss Jane Smith, the talented pipe or
.ganist from Oberlin, Ohio, and Mr.. Nor
man b. Black, the popular baritone
from St. Paul. They were ably assist
ed by Miss Pauline Allen, mezzo 30
prano, Mfs.. Brown violinist and Mrs.
White piano accompanist. The organ
solos Of Miss Smith were excellent but
on account OF the condition of the
weather affecting the pipe organ to a
certain extent she did not appear in
these to her usual advantage. Her
piano solos though were splendid and
greatly appreciated. Mr.. Blacks BARI