The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
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gold knotted fringe ten inches long.
We are in trouble again. 1t does
seem like we never open our mouth
but that we put our foot in It. especi-
ally when we are doing our best to say
something nice. After the following
little squib on Friday:
Our vanity fell down three flights Of
stairs and had to be picked up In bas-
have had lots of lady callers lately and
were really beginning to feel threaten
cd with popularity when We made
snawed in a big cheese" by a little
inouse.that Is. we are in close ,prox-
Is between us and the editorial staff.
We noticed various CT the ladies peep
ing In there, but 1t n yer really dawned
said. "Where are all those handsome
men the ether ladies have been telling
We were sailing DOWN the street so
happy after this when he met
one of the force. He looked sorry for
us and said the manager is writing
your obituary. If you go back to
the Office, you will leave there
with five big editors walking slow
behind you. 1t took courage, but we
braced up and crawled back into the
darkest, farthest corner of our little
hole near the "big cheese" but they
searched us out, and demanded to
know where they We're when the lady
peeped in and said. where we're all
those handsome men," and we had to
own what we had forgotten to add in
the first place that the Office was oc-
cupied at the time by number of
Hiram Birdseed whiakered individuals,
who were here attending the Drainage
convention. Our own handsome staff
was out. We manaEed after awhile to
square ourselves with them, but from
the frost in the atmospheric tip to
some of the ladies' noses, we have
them to deal with yet, for giving them
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wieland pleasantly en-
tertained party Of friends at their
home last Friday evening in Park
River in honor of the latter's sisters,
Misses Dee and Lula Crowthers Pro-
gressive cards were the order of the
evening. Mr.. F. c. lord and Mr.. Joel
Myers being awarded the prizes.
Wedding Bells For Former Graftonites
Cards have been received in. the city
announcing the marriage of Miss Anna
Beinek of Minot, to Mr. Issac Metzhon
which is to take place at the Catholic
church of Minot, Tuesday, Jan. 16.
Miss Anna is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Beinek who formerly lived
in this city.
Mrs. Ed Quistgard returned Sunday
from few days visit with Mrs r. S.
Brown of Fargo.
The latest mode Of adding touch of
color to the white waist is the narrow
band of bright velvet or satin passed
around the neck at the base of the
collar and tied in minute bow at the
front.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mooney have re-
turned to their home in LangdOn after
months visit away away
Mr.. Bert R. HID, prosperous
farmer of Heaton, North Dakota, was
united in marriage to Miss Mabel l.
Savage of Springfield, Missouri, last
Wednesday.
A. R. Thompson and bride have re-
turned to Crary from Doom, Iowa.
The Rathbone Sisters gave a dance
in Knights of Pythias hall last even
ing
sss 1-"A
Notable Fa..O Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Helen Resser,
daughter of Mr.. aid Mrs. VIM. c.
Resser, 1854 North avenue south, to
Ralph E. Heath. was celebrated at the
Gethsemne cathedral Monday even
ing at 8 O'Clock in the presence of
several hundred guests. The cere-
mony was performed by Bishop Edsall
of st Paul, assisteti by Dean H. l..
Burleson of the cathedral. The bride
was accompanied Ivy Miss Mary L.,
Benton, and James o. Shepard was
best man. The little Misses Ruth
Campbell and Margaret Brown we're
flower girls and MeSsrs S. F. Crabbe,
Hector Barnes. Raby Cole, w. c.
Resser, Jr., Earl D. Fleming ard DR..
Hallenberg were ushers. The bride
and bridesmaid were most beautifully
and becomingly attired for the occa-
siOu. G. w. Simmons was organist
and played Lohengrir's wedding march
on the entrance Of the bridal party
and MendelssOhn's grand composition
at the close, when the bridal party
left the cathedral eu"oute to the resi-
dence of the brides parents on Ninth
avenue south, when an elaborate we'd
ding dinner was enjoyed and the we'd
ding reception was held. Hundreds
Joined in the delightful occasion. Mr..
and Mrs. Heath left ON the east
bound N. P at 11:10 p. m. enroute
to Los Angeles, where they will spend
the winter with the parents of the
groom. They will return to Fargo
about April 1. The groom is the we'll
known secretary and general manager
Of the local street railway company,
and during the nea:ly two years he
has resided in Fargo has made host
of friends. The bride has resided most
OF her life In Fargo, is graduate of
the high school and is among the most
popular of the young ladies of the
two cities-Fargo Call.
Cards have been received at Grafton
announcing the approaching nuptials
of Mr.. ] l.. Eglestnn and Miss Sadie
E. Colvert which viii take place at
Verndale, Mimi, Jan. II.
A wedding of note at Cando was that
Of Miss Olga Ellenora Olson to Mr..
Bertram e. Thomas of Hansboro, N. D.
The wedding was quite an elaborate
affair. The bride was attended by
Miss Julia Hensen, while Mr.. Thomas
Clifford assisted the groom.
AT the home lof ]. H Smith few
days ago at Lari.nore occurred a
happy reunion Of Old friends, calling
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