The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-04
Visiting Mt Forest River.

Representative and Mrs. James Col
Inns went over to Forest River last
evening and are spending today with
friends. Mr.. Collins went on a BUSH
ness trip and they will return this
evening.
Returned to Grafton.
Miss Jennie Terrill, who was call
ed here Sunday to attend the funeral
Of her uncle, the late G. w. Colborn,
returned last evening to her home in
Grafton. Mrs. c. W. Glow, a sister
Of Miss Terrill, and her husband also
returned yesterday to their home in
Backoo.
Going to Ontario.
Mrs. Mary Tracy Of the Fishman
flats and her daughter, Mrs. W. N.
Biggs. will leave this evening for To-
ronto, Ont, and other points in east
ern Canada where they will visit old
friends and relatives. They expect
to be away six weeks and are look
ing forward to an extremely pleas
ant time.
Having House Party.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Frank White
are giving house party at their home
In Valley City this week and among
the guests are Miss Evelyn White.
general secretary Of the Fargo Y.
w. c. A, and Chanler Hadley, ma
tional secretary of the library asso-
citation. The function is given as
reunion of old college friends.
Officers Leave For Homes.
Mrs. Necia E. Buck of Starkweather.
acting president, Mrs. Robert B.
Reed Of Armenia and Mrs. Ida Sparks
Clarke of Paramount left Yesterday
after completing the work of the
state w. c. T. U. convention and hay-
ing enjoyed the labors and pleasures
equally we'll.
Mrs. Calkins of Battle Creek, who
spoke Sunday night went from here
to Chicago and will give an address
there.
Returns to MfnOt.
Mrs. Florence B. Conner. record
ing secretary of the state w. c. T,
u. left last evening for her home in
Minot where she will enjoy a we'll
deserved rest after one of the busiest
weeks she has put in for some time.
Mrs. Connor's presence was always
necessary before any session could
be called to order though she did adj
init that she tried to dodge them she
was always willing to remain an ex-
ira hour after every session with the
newspaper reporters. She was al
ways happy, however, and got much
pleasure out of the convention work.
Remaining For Visit
Mrs. F. H. Wilder of Fargo who
is remaining over for a few days'
visit with her mother, Mrs. F. 7.
Peck of South Fifth street, after
four strenuous days Of the state w, g.
j. U. convention work has again been
appointed to the position Of state sun
erintendent of press work which she
has SO efficiently filled for some time
past and will do more than ever to
keep before the public the accom-
plishments of the organization. Mrs
Wilder expects to return to Fargo
Thursday evening.
September Brides and Showers.
Miss Irene Ridgeway is the favored
autumn bride at Darlington and is re-
eeilhs an unusual amount of social
attention. Mrs. Harry Page and Mrs.
flerce Roberts gaev 4 large shower
Tor her on Saturday afternoon and an
otnef Will be given OH Saturday of
this week by Mrs. Jake Walton.
Miss Stella Hagen was uniquely sur
prlsed In honor Of her approaching
marriage last Friday evening in the
school house at Plaza where she has
been teaching. The girls of a club to
which she belonged arranged the
shower and concerted the school room
into a perfect parlor of lovliness for
the cent Red hearts predominated in
the decorations end tina elegant show
er gifts consisted of china, ut glass
and linen.
Mrs. Mary B. Swar.out who has
been an esteemed resident of Valley
City for the past twenty years enter
tained few intimate friends at din
ner at the Rudolf Friday evening and
shortly afterward became the bride of
w. A, Stafford. prominent business
man and railroad official of Parsons.
Kan. They left immediately ON an
extended wedding tour after which
they will take up their home in par
sons. Mr.. Stafford is the father of
w. w. Stafford. NJ. d.. we'll known
in medical circles and at one time in
the chair of professor of anatomy at
Herring college
Morton Anderson. cashier of the
Farmers bank at Crary was married
o.: Wednesday Of last week at Cresco.
Ia, to Miss Della Stinson of that CITY
They will enjoy a short honeymoon
tour and will then return to Crary to
reside.
limitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Bertha Hide and
Otto E. Hagen of Crazy the wedding
to take place at the First Lutheran
church today at 8 o'clock. A wedding
reception will be given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crary.
At high noon last Saturday Miss
Louise Anderson, daughter Of Andrew
Anderson. prominent merchant at
Doyon, became the bride of Conrad
Hockanson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Hockanson. prominent farmers
Of Ontario and Hope townships in
Ramsey county. The groom has a
large farm near his parents home and
there they will reside.
An interesting wedding at Mohall