The Bottineau courant., 1907-09-27
WILLOW =# "
WARBLINGS
by the Courant's Special Cor
respondent.
INTERESTING LETTER
Telling of the Daily Happenings in
Our NeighbOring City. .--AD the
News from that Town.

Our Neighboring City. .--AD the
News from that Town.
ALL IN ALL.
When in the meltin' midnight Of thine eyes
The mists of years shall softly lie,
And time, the thief, shall rob thy pouting
lips
OF ruby red, and youth is by,
This heart of mine will still be thine,
For love will never die.
When summer wanes and winter is en-
throned
And all the songs of spring are sung:
When autumn's leaves.are strewn upon the
earth
And time and age their darts have flung,
This heart of mine will still be thine,
For love is always young.
When DER the golden summer OF thy hair
The SHOWS of wintry time shall fall,
And on the blushing rose leaf of thy cheek
Old age shall trace his envious scrawl,
This heart of mine will still be thine,
For LOVE is ALL in ALL.
Attorneys Adamson and Be-
sancon, of Bottineau, were
transacting business in Willow
City Wednesday.
DR.. Thyng was called to Ov-
.erly Monday in consultation
with one of the physicians of
that place. @
Phil Halls was at Barton
Monday looking after his drug
store in that progressive viii
1age.
A son was born on the 18th
inst. to Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Went
worth of this city.
Attorney John D. Scherer
was at Bottineau on legal busi-
ness Monday. .'
Mrs. ]. H. Cooke has been
suffering from an attack of
neuralgia this week.
Mrs. Phil Halls entertained
the members of Presbyterian
Ladies Aid last week at her
hospitable home in the south
part of town and not only a
volume of work was accomp-
1iseed but a delightfully."- social
time was had as we'll.
Rev. and Mrs. Roy Walker
left last Saturday for Minneap-
oils where they will reside
hereafter. Rev. Walker has
ably filled the Presbyterian
pulpit here for the past year
and was not only extremely
popular among his own partic-
ular flock but among all classes
and both he and his estimable
wife will be greatly miss ed.
The ill health of Mrs. Walker
is ascribed to be the cause of
Rev. Walkers resignation.
Mrs. Andrew Rygg under
went a rather serious operation
on Wednesday, but is reported
as getting along nicely. Dr.
Anderson assisted by DIR. COL
1ison of Rugby did the operat-
ing. Miss Hagen of Overly
was also operated on by these
popular surgeons the same day
for appendicitis. This opera
ton was also most successful.
A merry party composed of
Messrs. and Mesdames, Ii
zotte, Tanguay, Laberge, Peat
and Joe Lizottte and Misses
Laberge. Carlson and Guertin
went to Mouse River one dav
last week to fish. No Marvel
1ous catch is reported, though
they fshed and fished. Per-
haps they had not the right
bait, but anyway they had a
good time and that was what
they really went after.
Messrs. and Mesdames Sims
and Messner were among the
xOmemee people who were Wis
iting in Willow City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perrin
entertained few friends on
Tuesday evening it being the
occasion of Mrs. Perrins birth
day. Cards and music we're
the leading amusements and a
delightful supper was served
at midnight. Mrs. Perrin who
is 50 young that she does not
have to tell stories about her
age is a most charming hostess
and an evening spent at her