The evening times., 1911-08-11
GRAFTON

i GRAFTON
Grafton. N. D.. Aug. 11.-Charlea
Pierce arrived home Monday morning
to spend q few days at the parental
home.
Miss Jessie Baer returned Monday
morning from Crookston, where she
spent the past few weeks visiting
relatives.
Oscar Gullickson of Park River and
Mercer Evans Of Mimic we're here
between trains on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lola Clement left Wednesday
evening for Superior, Wis, where che
will spend part Of her vacation. Later
she will visit relatives at St. Paul
and Faribault. n
Guy Miller came up from Minto
Thursday morning, having visited
there with relatives.
.Elvira Nelson left Wednesday even
ing for Grand Forks to visit with her
cousin. Miss. Stella Olson.
Miss Jennie Bestul returned We'd
nesday evening. from ten days visit
with friends in Minneapolis. Fargo
and Armenia.
Miss Sadness of Austin, Mimi, who
has been visiting her uncle, Ole Moe,
left Wednesday evening for Grand
Forks to enter into training at st.
Michael's hospital.
Jack Driscoll came up from Crook
ston Wednesday evening to visit a
few days.
Miss Evelyn Suter was hostess on
Monday afternoon to thirty-four Of
her playmates, the occasion being her
ninth birthday.
Mrs. George Shepherd is visiting at
Winnipeg Beach. at the home Of her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Chandler re-
turned Tuesday from Alexandria,
Mimi. where they spent the past
week. =,
Miss Gertie Nelson returned the first
Of the week from Leeds. N. d. She
was accompanied by, Miss Yelle of
Bottineau. e>,,.
H. L. Haussaman left this week for
Boston, where he will be a North Da-
kota delegate at the American Phar-
maceutical association which is in
session from August IA to 18. He will
remain away the rest Of the month
visiting with relatives in the east,
Mrs. Carmichael chaperoned a par
ty OF young ladies on picnic at Park
River on Wednesday. Those in the
party were Misses Stella Tallackson,
Grace Caswell. Helen Stewart, Ellen
Johnson, Irene Copps, Frances MY.
ers, Cecil Mcdonald, Marguerite
Phelps. Genevieve Grover, Lillian
Omlie. Altene Knatvold, Leonora
Rinde and Cena Sprague.
Ed. Thompson was q prominent
business visitor in the city on Tues
day from Grand Forks.
Mrs. George Coulter of Grand
Forks arrived last Wednesday for q
visit with her relatives here.
Theodore Wysocki Of Warsaw, for
merly a county commissioner, was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Miss Lou Esten left Tuesday even
Ing after a short visit here with rel-
atives.
A large number Of townspeople at
tended the field meet which was held
at the public play grounds on We'd
nesday evening. The NJ WA. band
furnished the music for the occasion.
Superintendent e. Erickson spent
Wednesday at Park River conducting
the teachers examinations. Thursday
and Friday the examinations will be
conducted here.
Miss Margaret Thompson Of Minto
visited Wednesday and Thursday with
her sister, Mrs. H. c. DePuy.
Mrs. E. o. southard Of Minneapolis
Is In the city this week visiting with
old friends.
DR.. A. R. T. Wiley returned Nom
day from several days business trim
at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Heder will leave
Saturday for Minot, where they viii
enjoy visit with their son and his
wife.
Miss Anna Dahl left Thursday
morning for Devils Lake, where she
Will enjoy a two weeks visit with
friends.
Mrs. w. c. Squires returned Tues
day to Lake City. MINI, having spent
several days at the Sterling home.
Among those attending the bar
becue at Cavalier were: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 3. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kelly, DR..
and Mrs. Countryman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foogman, Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Montgomery. Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Hogg; Misses Dalma
Hanson, Tena Giles, Elizabeth Giles,
Helen Hall. Anna Stoke, Jennie Nc
Guirren. Gertie Nelson and Messrs.
Carlson, Driscoll, Mead, Paul Tharal-
son, Charlie Eggers and Valley Mott.
The M. w. A. band went up on the
special train in the evening.
The program for the Sunday school
institute in the Presbyterian church
Sunday is as follows: Morning, II
o'clock, DR.. Humble will speak; aft
ernoon. 2:30. devotional exercises; 3
o'clock, applied Psychology in the
Home and Sunday School," DR.. Hum
BILE; 3:40 o'clock. "How to Hold the
Boys and Win Them to Christ" r. F.
Sulzer; 4:10 O'clock, Grading the