The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-19
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ton, were Pembina visitors last week.
Chas. King visited with his brother
Harry in Cavalier q short time last
week.
Editor Luverne Fairchild Of Drayton
came up to take in the ball in. the hall
Friday evening.
Some Of the prominent social affairs
of last week were committed last week
for lack Of space.
Mrs. M. j. Switzer left for Winnipeg
on Tuesday evening to remain for
time visiting relatives.
The Misses Lillian and Minnie Nixon
are home for summer vacation from
their duties in New York.
Arnold Parker and sister, Mrs. John
Hughes, of Winnipeg, were visitors on
Tuesday at I. J. Basken's.
james Parker made a flying trip to
Grand Forks on Tuesday. He did not
say what his business was, but?
LOTUS Moorhead, formerly of Penn
bina, lost his little five.year-old son re-
Gently. Interment was made at Turtle,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Lee of Neche and
little daughter were the guests of Mrs.
V. Quackenbush from Sunday till
Tuesday.
Miss Ara Bemis of Inkster was the
guest of Miss Vida McCaffery few
days last week. She came over for the
Full-Lemery wedding.
Gene Baudry and sister Florence and
Miss Gilmore of Morris, Man., drove
over from Neche on Friday and enjoyed
the dance in the hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Hales and daughter
Winnie, of Hallock, were in attendance
at the Full-Lemery wedding. Miss
Winnie remained over for weeks visit
with Miss Winnie Full.
Miss Leila Harvey was an arrival
Saturday from the University. She
was accompanied by her mother. who
had been visiting with her and had also
been attending missionary convention
at Forest river.
The Misses Edith and Matilda Kohl
were visitors at the home of their
cousin, Mrs. F. A. Feldman, last week.
The young ladies teach in Hoople, and
have gone to their home in st. Peter,
MINI.
The congregation of the M. E. church
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. King to honor one of it's NEST
earnest workers, Miss Muriel Full. An
entertaining program was given, con-
sisting of readings and instrumental and
vocal music. At the conclusion Rev.
Karr, in a few happy words, presented
Miss Full with a handsome four-piece
silver coffee set, in recognition of her
excellent work in the church, in the
choir and in the Sunday school. Miss
Full responded gracefully. A service of
refreshments was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Harvey were lat
home" to the members of the Presby-
terrain congregation Saturday evening,
the occasion being the Goth marriage an
niversary of Rev. and Mrs. Campbell.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
conversation. A reading in Gaelic give
by Mr.. G. McNaughton, uncle of Mrs.
Campbell, was much enjoyed. 1t might
be added that Mr.. McNaughton was
present at the marriage of his neice
twenty years before, and happened to
be in the city on Saturday, which made
the evening all the more pleasant. In
few we'll chosen words Mr.. Harvey, on
behalf of the members and adherents of
the church, presented Mrs. Campbell
with dinner set of Haviland china as
token of the esteem in which both were
held, and appreciation of the work dcne
by them since their residence in Penn
bina. Dainty refreshments were given,
after which the company dispersed, one
and all wishing the guests of honor
many happy returns here on earth and
many glorious anniversaries in the here
after.
A happy affair of last week was ban
quet given on Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Edith Wardwell, compli-
mentary to Miss Muriel Full, the hos
tesses being the maids-in- waiting and
the singers at the Full-Lemery we'd
ding. At six o'clock the guests we're
ushered into the dining room, where
covers were laid for nineteen. Ropes
of flowers hung from the archway to
each corner of the table and beautiful
doll bride looked sweet in the center Of
the table. Miss Kittie johnson cleverly
arranged place cards, from white paper
hearts, adorned with a cupids, her twn
hand work. A small bell was also found
at each place, the ringing Of which ad-
ded much to the merriment. After the
good things had been disposed Of, Miss
Annie Conmy acted as toastmistpss.