The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-17
Up the Street and Down.

Up the Street and Down.
up tne street and down they I,ass
People; all the day;
Man and wife or lad and lass,
Sad, or grave, or gay;
Here Q. bit Of ribbon red,
There a bowed and weary bead
Hundreds pass each day, It's said,
up the street and down.
And I'm thinking, as l 20
In among the throng,
That their hearts I'd like to know
AS they pass along; 'G
What their business is today
What they have to do o: say
AS ! meet them on their way
Up the street and down.
Oh, the worlds a busy place.
And they hurry on;
There's no time to know each face
That l look upon;
Yet l wish we had while
Just to ask, and learn, and smile.
AS we meet, through every mile
Up the street and down.
Miriam 8. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling have been
entertaining D. A. Brush Of Minne-
apolis for the past week.
Friends in the city have received
news Of the arrival of baby boy at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Dow
at Deleraine. Mr.. Dow is fornNr
resident of this city and has numer-
GUS friends here who will extend con-
gratulations.
The Pythian Sisters held an enjoya-
BILE social session after the business
meeting last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Kavanaugr are
entertaining Mr.. Kavanaugh's BROTHER,
James G. Kavanaugh who arrived last
evening from Washington, D. q.
Mrs. w. M. Holbrook and Mrs. e. A.
Holbrook of Devils Lake spent yes
terday in the city as tho quests Ut
friends.
]. A. Dunn Of Park River arrived In
the city last evening OH his return
from Boston where he attended the
launching and christening of tho
North Dakota.
Miss Grace Henry who has been
the guest Of friends in the city for the
past several days left yesterday for
Angus. Mimi, where she will remain
some time with her sister.
Mrs. r. r. Russell and three chill
dren Of Independence, Iowa, ;who
stopped for a weeks visit with Mrs.
D,,eo n{a& ~
while enroute to the COAST where they
expect to make their future home. took
their departure Sunday evening for
Lewiston, Idaho.
The social event Of this week will
be the Puritan ball which takes place
this evening In the Masonic temple,
the same being given by the ladies of
the Eastern Star. A. Purital ball ia q.
new and novel feature for the young
society of the city and as result
great many questions have been
asked concerning 1t but those who
might inform do not seem disposed to
do so. only giving the satisfaction that
there will be delightful surprise for
them this evening when all the guests
have arrived. The curosities of a good
Will Uo odtlbuou low
could decline the puzzling invitation.
Halls full orchestra will be in at
tendance and dancing will begin
promptly at o'clock. Frappe and
waters will be served during the even.
ing and delightful time IL In store
for all.
Judging from the large number of
guests who were entertained last
evening at the annual reception to the
congregation of st. Paul's Episcopal
church 1t would seem that almost,
every new resident who has come to
the city within the last year were
members of that church. They came
Is strangers to most Of the members
but they went away as warm ac-
quaintances of young and old alike.
The reception accomplished it's OBJ
Iect Of bringing together the old and
the new members and forming among
them an acquaintance and friendship
that will make the strangers feel thse
this is their home. A committee a.
the pastor and several members of the
church welcomed the guests az they