The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02

Three Children Ill
The three little children or Mr.. and
Mrs. John Valley Of Riverside Park
are Ill with scarlet fever, and their
home Is under quarantine. Though
all have been quite sick nothing Sc
rious Is anticipated and 1t is expect
ed that all will recover nicely.
Zion Aid Meeting.
Mesdames NJ. w. Day and Oscar
Knudson will be hostesses on Thurs
day afternoon to the, ladies' OF the
Zion Lutheran Aid society, the meet
Ing to be held in the church parlors.
They will serve a delicious lunch and
all members and friends are cordial
~ invited to attend.
Social Session This. Evening.
The regular meeting of the Modern
Brotherhood of America to be held
In the Empire hall this evening will.
be followed by a social session. The
social hours given by this order are
always the very jolliest and those
who attended are assured of an ex-
cellent time.
Winter Tourists Returning,
With the arrival of March, the first
Of the spring months in North Dako-
ia. many of the winter tourists are
giving up the pleasures OF the south
ern trips and delightful stays at the
popular California and Florida winter
resorts and returning to their native
state.
Andy Carr, who is attending the
university, has been at Minot the.
past few days visiting with his moth
er, who has just returned from an
extended trip through Mexico, Texas
and California. She was accompanied
ny her husband, DR.. Carr, but he re-
mained dn Chicago, where he will
look after business makers for a
couple of weeks or more. They have
been gone several weeks, making the
longest stops at San Diego, New Or
leans, Los Angeles, ST. Louis and Chi
cago. The trip was thoroughly en-
1oyable one and to add to their pies
ures they met at nearly every city
they visited, old friends who were
either now residing there or spending
the winter months.
A Valley City couple, who have lust
returned from a winter in California
is Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mckay. They
spent the time at Los Angeles and re-
port the North Dakota colony at that
place as the most hospitable place in
the country. MIR. Mckay only spent
few days at home and then left for
Calgary, Alta, to look after his land
interests.
Harry Smell to Wed.
0nrrQ0nnnAonf of
the following interesting announce
ment which will be heartily received
here for Harry Smell is one of the
city's most popular young men:
The home Of MIR. and Mrs. e. NJ.
Atterberry at Williston. N. D.. was
made merry Monday evening, Febru-
airy ~, by call meeting of the Il.
o. p. H. club girls. After spending
an hour or two with their needle
work. they were invited to the dining
room where dainty three-course
lunch was served.
THE table was beautifully decor
ated with cut flowers and hearts. the
center piece being large Jack Hor-
ner pie Of floral design, with ribbons
running to the several places.
After the first course. when all
luefriineut was III Iull swing, each
guest was told to pull her ribbon. On
the end. Of each was found tiny
white envelope and a beautiful SOU
venir spoon with the letters IL. o. P.
H. engraved in the bowl and the
initial on the handle. Each envelope
contained things you ought to know
In the last was the startling an
nouncement: ;
miss Otie Atterberry and Mr..
Harry G. Smell are to be married
Tuesday morning. March Is. 1907.
The announcement will be the
cause Of much congratulation among
Mr.. SHELLS legion of friends in the
city and society will anxiously await
the opportunity to-. welcome his
charming bride who has often visited
here and by her Winsome WAYS made