The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19
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y Dawn In the Valley.
A cup Of emerald-behold
How shadowy and cool 1t lies
Before the mornings wine Of gold
Transforms It magic-wise!
Around It blows gentle breeze,
Birds chirp and carol In the dim
And dewy branches OF the trees
That fringe its fragrant rim.
From depths OF verdure you can hear.
Like fairy music heard in dreams,
All silvery and sweet and clear, IS
The voices Of the streams.
Above. the stars no longer burn;
Gone is the last. lone torch Of
The sky, q blue inverted urn,
Now ,pours flood of light.
Awake! Awake!. The thrushes call.
A summer day IL just begun. sa
Here Is good wine enough for all
From cellars Of the Sun!
Frank Dempster Sherman.
Henry Leader Of Arvilla returned
last evening to his home after spend
ing the day in the city.
Mrs. Dan Baldwin of Riverside Park
is entertaining her mother. Mrs. A.
Wynne Of st. Thomas, for the, week,
Miss Kathleen o'Connor arrived last
evening from st. Thomas for visit
with her cousins here.
W. j. Mooney and son, j. B. Mooney
of Langdon, are business visitors in
the city and guests of M. #. Murphy.
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The wedding of Miss Pearl Lesson
and Mr.. Thomas Berigan, both of this
city, took place. Tuesday evening at
the Baptist parsonage, Rev. #. q. r.
Miller, oflciating.
A turkey supper, home cooked and
daintily served, will be the feature Of
the evening at Jacks roller rink where
the ladies Of St. Michael's church are
holding the fair, from o'clock on
until all are served this evening.
Everybody is cordially invited. Price
Of supper IS cents.
The wedding Of DR.. welker Of
Douglas, N. D., and Miss Fuchs Of
Chicago took place in Bismarck on
Tuesday afternoon. The nuptials
came as a complete. surprise to DR..
Welker's legion of Douglas friends
but nevertheless they showered him
with hearty congratulations.
n. >.a Hr~.. ar a,~..
tertained handsomely Thursday eve
ming, complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant 8. Hager. The hospitality took
the form Of . dinner at which covers
were laid for sixteen. The center
piece, a mass Of pink and white car
nations, gave the color scheme to the
table decorations, which were repeat
ed In place cards, cakes and ices. The
delicious repast was served in cours-
es, Characterised with most charm-,
ing appointments. An evening at.
whist furnished most enjoyable
form Of entertainment. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Little entertained In an equal
~ handsome manner for Mr.. and Mrs.
Hager on Wednesday evening. 7. J.
crookston Times: Miss Ragna
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stenographer Ia the ONCE Of David H.
Beecher Of Grand Forks, stole q march.
on her friends by arriving in the city
yesterday afternoon and. announcing
her marriage to Mr.. w. g. Van Leuren,
popular travelling salesman of Min
neapolis, the. wedding having taken
place ct Grand Forks about month
ago. The brida ID q we'll known
Crooksson young lady, having made
her home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. o. Bangen.t for several years.
past, and her many Crookston friends
Join in extending their sincere wishes
for the future happiness Of the young
couple. Mrs. Van Leuren departed last
night for Minneapolis, where she will
Join her husband. 3
Lakota American. Mrs. Ehnka left
for Herradura, Cuba, yesterday. and
Will spend the winter months with
her son, James, who left here about
q year ago to make home in far
away Cuba. He is we'll pleased with
the country and has planted orange
trees, ETC., and all will soon be bear
ing fruit. when his land will be quite
valuable: Mr.. Hlinka considers the
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