The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
day was Joined by, Mrs. Hughes who
has been enjoying a visit with her
sister at Winnipeg.

day was Joined by Mrs. Hughes who
has been enjoying visit with her
sister at Winnipeg.
Mrs. Edward Rosenberger and little
son, Richard, of Pine Bluff, Arkansas,
passed through the city last evening
enroute home after spending the sum-
mer with Mrs. Rosenberger's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Lucke, at
McCanna. She will stop of at st.
Cloud for a few days visit with
friends.
Hamilton Rinde, who graduated
been appointed assistant hospital sur
geon at the Connecticut state hospi-
tai at Middleton, Conn. Mr.. Rinde
spent the summer at the home of his
father, N. H. 'Rinde, of Grafton, and
friends will be pleased to learn Of his
success since his return east a few
weeks ago. Mr.. Rinde is a former
North Dakota university student.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Harlan arrived
home yesterday after spending a de-
lightful two months in Kirksville, Mo-,
where the doctor has been taking a
special course at the American
School Of Osteopathy. Enroute home
they stopped of at a number of large
cities including Chicago, Minneapolis
and st. Paul where they visited
friends. For the present DR.. and Mrs.
Harlan will make their home with
Mrs. Harlan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Vale at 1913 University avenue.
A meeting for the reorganization Of
the Homilitic club Of Wesley college
was held yesterday afternoon in
Sayre hall and the date for the first
meeting was set for Friday, October
%. The club will meet every three
weeks and all meetings will be held
in Sayre hall, a luxury and con-
venience which was not their fortune
last year, Several applications for
membership were sent in. yesterday
and these will be admitted at the first
meeting.
Announcements have been re-
ceived in the city of the marriage Of
Axel s. Ruud of Chicago, and Miss
Amelia Hendrickson OF Winnipeg.
The wedding took place September 30
in st. Paul's church Of Chicago at
1880 p. M, followed by reception at
the groom's home at 1912 Humbolt
boulevard. Miss Hendrickson is the
daughter of Carl Hendrickson, for
many years a prominent business man
Of Grafton, and has grown from child
hood to charming womanhood in that
city where she was popular in church,
musical and social circles until her
departure for Winnipeg about three
years ago, where the family. have
since resided. The bride is one of
Grafton's fafrest and most accom-
plishei daughters and was most be-
comingly gowned as q bride in an all
satin, made princess. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Lillian
Hendrickson. A host of friends in
this city will extend sincerest con-
gratulations to the young people for
much Joy and happiness.
. Ardoch Journal: A very pleasant
evening was spent at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill Tuesday ev-
ening of last week, the occasion being
a farewell party rendered to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoover who are about to take
UP their residence In Grand Forks.
Mr.. Hoover and family have lived
with us for number of years and
have made many warm friends in this
vicinity who are sorry to see them
leave the village and in their going
they leave a hole in the society and
business parts that will be hard to
fill. The evening was very pleasant
~ spent In speeches, singing and in
strumental music which was greatly
enjoyed by all who were present. Mrs.
Hill was delightful hostess and pre-
sided at a very dainty lunch which
was served to crowd of about thir-
.ty-6ve. 1t was one OF the really pleas
ant events that has taken place in
.Ardoch this year. At late hour all
departed for their several homes,
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover and
family all kinds of good luck in their
new home.