The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-03

Mr.. Albert Prescott has accepted
very remunerative position as second
tenor in the Evans Male quartet and
will leave with them, Saturday even
ing, on their southern tour to be gone
about five weeks. They will first fill
engagements at the Chautauqua, Kan
sas City and later go to Tennessee.
Geo. o. Colborn has accepted a posi-
ton as travelling salesman for the
Geo. w. Colborn Supply company, and
left this morning for the western part
of the state to take up his duties.
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Miss Gunderson visited in the city
Saturday. She is teaching near Orr
and will soon give social to raise
funds for the purchasing of school
library. Miss Gunderson taught near
Marvel last fall and succeeded in
securing $25 library for the school,
in similar manner.
Mrs. ]. ]. Loomis and brother, Mr..
VIM. Brady left last evening. for. their
old home in Bennington, VT, having
received word that their father, who
is very old man, is in very poor
health. Mr.. Brady will return in
about three weeks. while Mrs. Loomis
may remain for the summer.
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Miss Ethel Crazy. who has been the
popular and successful teacher in the
Doyon schools. the past year, re-
turned, Saturday evening, to her home,
in this city, to spend her vacation.
Miss Eugenia DeKay has finished
her duties as teacher in the st. Thorn
as public schools and returned to her
home in this city where she will spend
her vacation.
Miss Mae Cumming returned last
evening from a few days visit with
friends at Mallory:
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Smith re-
turned last evening from few days.
visit at Maple Lake.
Miss Mary Collinson was a guest in
the city Saturday evening enroute to
her home at Devils Lake, after spend
ing the past year as teacher in the
St. Thomas city schools. She enjoyed
seeing Lillian Russell, while here, and
left for her home Sunday morning.
Miss Higgins, travelling chief oper-
ator for the Northwestern Telephone
company, returned Saturday. after a
months visit with relatives and
friends in Minneapolis. .
Mrs. P. ]. Morrisroe returned to
her home in Crookston Saturday, after
few days visit in the city with Mrs.
M. F. Murphy.
Mrs. E. ]. Willis was the guest of
friends in Crookston Saturday.
Mrs. Mix, of Crookston, will have
the honor of entertaining her nephew,
Lawrence Kreis and his bride on their
honeymoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Kreis ac-
'companied by Mrs. Mix's sister, Miss
Stearns, will arrive in Crookston next
Thursday and will remain for two
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Mix will enter
tain their guests at Bemidji, Maple
Lake. and Grand Forks before their
departure.
Mrs. Carothers and two children
have arrived from Minneapolis and
will spend month in the city as the
guests of Mrs. Carothers' mother,
Mrs. w. A. Raymond on Chestnut
street.
Mrs. C.. D. Saber, who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. c. c.
Finch, will return in about a week to
her home at Mabel, MINI. Miss Hell
dickson who is also her guest, will
spend the summer here.
At Minot last Friday afternoon, Miss
Ida Plummer, formerly of this city,
and sister of Mrs. ]. 8. Hatcher, was
given claim shower BY number of
her pupils. Miss Plummer has been
one of Minot's popular teachers the
past year, and recently became pos
sessed of a claim and expects to re-
side there for the summer. Her
thoughtful little pupils realized that
she did not have all the necessary
articles which usually decorate a
claim shanty and took this novel way
Of showing their interest in her. They
gathered at her home, 314 East
Fourth street, and the young folks
had a jolly time with music. games
and numerous good things to eat and
left Miss Plummer a number Of gifts
which she will find very useful when
she comes to furnishing her shack.
Mr. and Mra Iohn n PoteraOn and