The evening times., 1911-04-18
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Grafton, N. D., April Mrs. W. w.
Reyleck returned home last evening
from short visit with relatives at st.
Paul.
W. X. Freeman of Cando spent Sat-
urday and Sunday here with her par
ents.
Ralph Doherty arrived Friday even
ing from Milwaukee to spend short
vacation with his parents.
Mrs. ]. d. Phelps came up from
AlintO Saturday morning to visit over
Easter at the Phelps home here. She
was Joined by Attorney j. D. Phelps
Sunday morning.
Miss Steele Of the Fargo conserva-
tory of music visited over Sunday with
Mrs. o. D. Smith.
Miss Harriet Mckinnon arrived
Monday evening from Crookston to be
the guest Of Miss Verna Reyleck.
Mrs. F. H. Sprague returned Friday
evening from Minneapolis and Albert
Lea, where she spent the past three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8. Hager returned
Thursday evening from short visit
with Minneapolis friends.
Miss Marguerite Phelps went to
Grand Forks on Monday evening to
attend the music festival. While there
she will guest at the Woods home
on Belmont avenue.
Miss Agnes Boeing Of Mimic visited
here on Monday with her aunt, Mrs.
Mcmillan.
Miss Mile Fedje returned to Hoople
on Friday after spending few days
here.
Miss Hilda Morgue of Northwood
has accepted a position in Arnegard's
confectionery store.
Mr.. Frank Deason Of st. Thomas
visited in the city over Sunday.
George Simpson left last week for
Montana, where he will look over the
country in view of locating there.
Mrs. James Prentice left Tuesday
of last week for Sharon, N. D., where
she will visit with her parents.
James Mcdonald, W. Gilbert and
Fred Worthing went to Drayton q
week ago to attend Masonic func-
ton.
Mr.. Saunders Of Grand Forks was
here on Friday. repairing typewriters
that needed 1t.
Mrs. Harry Horr of Pembina Is Wis
iting in the city with her mothers,
Mrs. J. c. Anderson.
Charlie Thompson came up from
Mimic Monday morning and was
guest at the DePuy home.
Bob Morrison Of Pembina was in the
city last Wednesday on business.
The Smith family left this morn
ing for their new home in Harlowton,
Mont. Mrs. Smith and Marion will
visit relatives at st. Charles, Mimi,
till the carload of furniture reaches
Harlowton, but Mr.. Smith. will go
there Immediately. Bessie will re-
main here till the close Of the school
year and Gladys will finish the years
work at the university. Many regret
to have them leave but they carry
the best wishes of the community to
their new home.
Misses Tess and Lillian o'Brien of
Langdon are visiting at the home of
Mrs. James Brosnahan.
Charles Eggers left last week on
trip to Montana and Washington
where he will visit relatives.
B b. Wells visited at Grand Forks
on Sunday, returning home that even
ing.
H. N. Johnson Of Lankin was in the
city last Wednesday en- route to Bath
gate on business.
Miss Marie Opsahl of Northwood Is |
assisting in the Deaconess hospital
here.
Grand Forks Symphony orchestra
Is billed here on the evening of May
IL. at which time the Tri-County |
Teachers association will be in ses-
sion in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Stinson left
Tuesday morning for their old home
in Iowa to visit for few weeks with |!
relatives.
Mrs. c. G. Jackson and Christopher
visited last week in Grand Forks with
WILD. SudlIcS CFdWIOTQ. Sl0 was q !
guest of honor last Friday evening at
Z o'clock dinner given by Mrs. H.
NJ. Rounce Of South Fourth street.
Easter was ftttingly observed in the !
churches on Sunday. Flowers formed
special decorations and appropriate
music was rendered by the choirs.
Misses Cena Sprague, Eunice Jacob
son, Gladys Smith, Helen Stewart, Ell
len Johnson, Lenora Rinde and Messrs. |
Newell, Chandler and Vernon Sprague
returned to the university on Tuesday |
morning.
Election of members on the school
board from the First and Third wards |
were held at the regular voting places /
on Monday.
Edwin swiggum came up from
Grand Forks on Saturday and spent !
Easter Sunday here with his parents. |!
Miss Mary Desautel returned Sun
day evening to Winnipeg after short
visit here with her parents.
Father Cox, who officiated in the
Catholic church here on Sunday, re-