The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-01
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1891

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repaid for waiting and like southern
California 80 we'll that In all prob.
ability they will return next October
to make their permanent home there.
Gives Up Studies.
Miss Mabel Wardwell, q charming
and talented young lady Of Pembina.
who has been studying at Columbia
College Of Expression in Chicago for
the past three years has been COM
PEELED to give up her studies on &C.
count of falling health. Over-study
has been the cause OF her breakdown
and her father brought her home last
week In the hope that an extended
rest would restore her to her usual
health. -
Williston Couple Wed.
Miss Clara Leonhardy and Nick
Plier, popular young couple of Will
ltston, were quietly married at the
home Of the brides brother in that
city on Thursday evening and now
the happy couple are receiving the
hearty fluctuations Of their legion Of
friends. The bride has grown up
from childhood in Williston and the
groom has for some time held a re-
sponsible position with the Bruegger
Mercantile company.
A Beautiful Wedding.
At o'clock Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Letter in Coburn's Corners near Wal
halla occurred the marriage Of Miss
Janet Gibson and Robert Laidlaw,
both of that place. The wedding was
one Of the prettiest that has been
witnessed In that community for some
time and Rev. A. D. Collins, Phi. D.,
read the service. A company of
eighty friends were gathered at the
home and when the strains of the
wedding music. rendered by Miss Eva
Handley, poured forth the bridal par
ty entered the parlor.' Little Evelyn
Fleming, niece of the bride and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John 8.
Fleming, bore the ring on a large
cushion and the bridesmaids were
Misses Lucille Hume and Viola Camp
bell. Messrs. Ira Hitler and Adam
Laidlaw were the groom's escorts.
A wedding dinner Of the most tempt
ing and delicious viands was served
and congratulations of the most
hearty kind were showered upon the
young people.
Married at Rolla.
Miss Clara e. >Arneson Of st. John
and H. Jalmar Krook Of Jarvis were
married Tuesday evening at Rolla by
Rev. DR.. Gorby of the Presbyterian
church. Miss Sarah Phelps and Carl
Hil}iard we're the attendants and the
wedding supper was served at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Strand.
To Take Southern Trip.
Devils Lake Journal: Dan v. Bren-
nan leaves tonight for trip to Mexi-
co. He will visit points in Texas and
then go. to Mexico. City, ana from
There to the territory controlled by
the Land Sinance company of which
VIM. Lemke, we'll known. here, is
president. Mr.. Brennan will be away
for about four weeks and from the re-
ports of those who have made the trip
this year a pleasant time is before
him. s.-'s:- -
Egeland Church Wedding.
A brilliant and largely attended
wedding at the German Lutheran
church in Egeland was on Tuesday
morning at II o'clock when Miss
Lydia Splitter, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Splitter, became the bride
OF Jacob Gaub, Jr., eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Gaub, Sr. Rev.
Robert .Heiser was assisted in per-
forming the ceremony by Justice M.
o. Long and the bridal attendants
were Misses Alvena Dorr and Chris
tiana Gaub. George Splitter and Fred
Gaub were groomsmen. A reception
and dinner was given at the home of
the groon's parents and over a hun
dred guests were hidden.
Honored Their Debaters.
The Westhope high school debating
team, Miss Leota Trimble, Warner
Patterson and Henry Warner, Jr.,
who returned home from Bottineau q
few days ago with the victors' plum
der were given a reception in which
the entire city took part. Feeling
much pride in the success of the young
people the Commercial club appointed
a committee to arrange something
that would be fitting honor' to the
victors and the result was that the
young people were made to feel that
their efforts to place Westhope in its
place with other leading high schools
of the state had not been in vain. After
the reception banquet was served
and the evening was completed with
a dance.
Honor Minneapolis Guest.
A pretty honor to Mrs. M. A. Naylor
of Minneapolis who is the guest of
Mrs. M. Stanchfield was this after
noon when Mrs. E. B. Fredericks was
hostess at her cozy apartments in the
Frederick block to a large. company
Of ladies at cards. The chosen game
was 800" and the guests were
enough for five tables. Mesdames
Stanchfield and Robert Green assist
ed in the pleasure which was complet.
ed with delectable luncheon service
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