The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-14

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Easter Lilies.
oh. We lilies! Easter lilies!
Blessings from your God above.
snow-white messenger Of love!
Given for our imitation,
In our savior's blessed word,
For your trust so deep and tender,
In the bounty Of your Lord!
Your Creator placed within.
Ere he kissed your buds of blossom,
Oh. We lilies; Easter lilies!
Lifting Lifting up your faces sweet.
Re to man an inspiration,
Lift him to q higher duty,
Teach him patience to endure,
AS We are the graceful emblems,
or the soul made free from sin.
Oh, renew his loving spirit!
Make us. Keep us, pure within!
Oh, We lilies! Easter lilies!
Ministers to souls oppressed!
70 the weary giveth rest!
Eor ye raise your sanity faces =
: And your silent -benediction,
Shed upon the heart forlorn,
sSTe fba ne so viii bless anS claim y0u
shall return 70 CHIN his own.
Eleanor cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson and
Judge and Mrs. Amidon of Fargo en-
tertained Tuesday evening at Fargo
casion being the debut in Fargo So
lHtofxy NJ Mice no n,11 eNyaloo,, nIo MAJ
sons are former Grand Forks resi-
were received here. .3 s
Mr.. s. w. Burgess of Owatonna,
Mimi, was called here Sunday by the
death Of his little grandson and name
sake, Burgess WhitcOmb, the only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. g. f. Whitcomb
of this city. The little fellow was
only twenty months old. q beautiful
bright little boy, and the parents and
grandparents have the sympathy of
the entire community In their loss.
, Mrs. M. Nicholson entertained st.
Pauls Guild Wednesday, and there was
q large attendance. The ladies have
made some very beautiful as well as
useful articles for their after Easter
sale and no doubt will realize a good
ly sum for their efforts.
Mr.. ]. Mark Davis, assistant super
intendent of the west end of the Great
Northern. has gone east for two
weeks trip.
The Fortnightly club met Monday
evening at the Carnegie library. Pro-
lessor George Thomas addressed the
club on "Some Old Athenaen Laws"
land was listened to with great in
terest.
Bishop Cameron Mann of this Epis-
copal diocese confirmed the follow
ing large class at st. Pauls church
last Sunday evening: Florence M.
McCortell, Ralph r. Perry, Emma ].
Tagley, Tressie L. Hultgren, Mrs.
James Dinnie and her daughter, Miss
Vivian Dinnie. Edith M. Freeman. Mrs.
Ellen M. Payne, Mrs Edith Stanch-
field, Alvin s.. Wessner, George e.
Bulge, Edith G.. Revell, Jenevieve
White, Lea A. Tompkins, Mrs. Calista
A. Alguire, Ada e. Foot, Anna M. Sam
uel, Vane D. Foot, Vance Nelson, Will
liam Belanger. Gertrude NJ. Summers.
The class will take their first
communion tomorrow. Easter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theadore Schumacher
arrived home Monday from their we'd
ding trip and are the guests Of Mrs.
Schumaker's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Coulter.
3 Mesdames Hinze, Nicholson, Dixon.
z Glenmaker and Num- went over to
Crookston Thursday to attend q re-
ception given by Mrs. F. 3. Gerrish.
They report a most most ENJOYABLE trip.
DR.. A. P. Rounsvell Of Larimore
4 visited friends and attended the med
ical association meeting here this
week.
A number Of the Daughters Of the
Rebecca lodge. accompanied by their
degree team, instituted q new lodge
at Buxton Thursday evening. Much
enthusiasm is manifested in this or
der at Buxton and there were ten
charter members and twentyzeight
candidates. = Il.
The entertainment given by the
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Thurs
day evening for their; children was q
delightful affair and a great success.
I A short program was carried out and
delicious refreshmsnts were served.
Mr.. L A. Wood win sit In the mayors
chair 1t Valley City for the next term.
q He was 1leHted at the last election BY
q majority OF three hundred votes
i which was very GRATIFYING TO the party
4 that eaected him % well 81 "a. his many
{ friAnda fhr0u16 0utS thu atntA. II Mr..