The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-10
Song For All Souls Eve
ar blows the blast, the stars pale

SOltS FOR All SOulS Eve
Far blows the blast, the stars pale
Light
FaintS Ger the waning year.:
Loud cries the w!nd-it Is the night
The dead draw near.
The winds are Wild and midnight tolls
Across a shrouded sky:
SOULS of my dead, beloved souls.
Arc yc nigh:
oh, il yc sign uDon the wind
Or on h air Go ride,
Fly low. sweet souls, AID ye shall End
One heart is wide.
The hearth is warm. clear barns the
light
Ne lit in days before.
Eouls of my dead, pass not tonight
The open door.
Marion Cummings Stanley.
Successful Newspaper Woman.
Miss olive t'ortier has just return
cd TO ..e, home i! Crcokston afta!
spending four years at Se6ro-Woo!-
ley. Wash. where she has made q
spieaaid record dis i newspaper wo-
man Miss forlier took up Eewsfa-
per work aitet going west and i'll !;
short t;,r% snhstar!ia! recognition was
gwen !t. SiCS:SS ny SACS>i'AS 'ASi w
a.. Office in ;Ee Wash;n..tC: stale press
association. az nor departure the
Ska,:t County Courier Of which She
was editor speaks as fellows:
Miss Diisu !. Hor.ier. formerly Ell
ttaar and proprietor Of h Courier,
left todi" :,r her home Il: Cfooist"::,
Mimi. s,ii. has been i'll he west !iea.-
~ foui gears. AID during her three
anl o'!c-nati gears us 81 business Wo-
man III :ie.iro-Wool:ey. las made
many warm friends vino will HeSre;
to see her depart.
Ars"ns the editors of the state Shit
was heid iii such regard that she was
last year made treasurer OF the state
press association. which. by the way,
is to meet next %ear in Mount Vernon,
and ma make Il side trip to this city.
Miss Fortier made Il success of the
newspaper business. which. being a
woman. is unusual, and not being a
printer. is also unusual. all of which
goes to show marked ability. She has
the best wishes of nan friends, wher-
ever her lot may be cast
New York Guests Return.
Mrs. NJ. a. Carroll and Miss Rose
Carroll. nieces of John NJ. Carroll OF
University avenue. and Mrs. A. Scan
Ion. an old friend of the family. left
today moo for their eastern home
at Saratoga Springs. \. V. after hav-
liglltful visit of their lives at the Car.
roll home. This was their first visil
to the state and they were charmed
with the city the moment they step.
ped Off the train. They were free to
confess that they had expected to see
the frontier town SO often read OF ir
the early days and the surprise. wher
they found themselves in a modern
city metropolitan in every way. clean
than any eastern city. was quite gen
uine. OF the people of Grand Forks
they speak in ever greater praise and
they we'll have a right to for seldom
has a company of visitors been NOR
lavishly entertained than this trio
Receptions. card parties n dinner:
have filled their social calendar almos'
every day and they will long remem'
Der those happy pleasures when the!
are again se'elea m ensir eastern CITY,
Miss bennett Studying Abroad.
The Washington. D. c., papers
chronicle in their society columns thu
return to the national capital city Of
Commissioner Fred bennett of the
general land Office who has just com
pleted a several weeks visit in Eng
land with Mrs. bennett and the chill
dren who sailed in the early spring
Mrs. bennett and their son, Master
Rodney, will return to Washington
early in November but their charming
daughter, Miss Dorothy. who is Yer,
popular in the younger set Of Wash
ington society will remain abroad
year longer. She has entered schoo
at Westgate-On-Sea, near London
and is looked forward to an extreme
ly interesting yea
North Dakotans are always inter
ested in the comings and goings o
the bennett family for Commisione
bennett is a former we'll known resi-
dent and has a great many friends il
this city M throughout the state.
Leaving for West Today.
Fargo Forum: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r
Logan of Mclean, Sask.. are expects
and Mrs. w. A.. Dreaseke and famil
Of Twelfth street north. Mrs. Loga'
will go to Minneapolis for a shor
visit. leaving here on Tuesday wit
Miss Alice Dreaseke, Miss Mae Mars
and grandmother. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Logar
who will go on west. Mrs. Logan an
Miss Marsh will remain in the Yves
and Miss Dreaseke will return after
short visit.
Mrs. Kane Returns Home.
Mrs. Charles j. Kane and her li:t!
SCI, Master Charles Carroll, who hay
enjoyed the past month here as guest
Of Mrs. Kane's parents. Mir. and AIR!
John NJ. Carroll Of University avenue
took their departure last evening 70
their home at Minot. Mrs. karc ha
enjoyed her visit thoroughly an
there was scarcely an afternoon Q
evening that was not taken up wit
some social function H. :.e: honor.
Two Cottages Closed.
Mr.. ard .irs. Thomas z. Brow
and Mir. and Mrs. &. M. Anderson
Crookston were among those VIII
have Kept their cottages opel
Maple Lake all through n month {
September. just closed them yestel
Gay. Mrs. Brown audher two son
Kingston and Stanton. arrived
CTookston yesterday and will visit Of
friends for q few days before gcin
to their new homo at Brainerd, Min
X
Charles A. Wilson { Wed.
Announcement reached the Gil
Monday OF h approaching marrias
Of Charles Wilson of For: Wayn
Ind. who mas frequently visited h
two brothers, Fl. l.. and F. NJ. Willso
Of this city. His fiancee is Mi
Gladys Irene Mcclure Of H%untingto
Ind, and Wednesday,, October 18, h,
been chosen tho wedding day.