The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-18
Mrs. 4. n. James Going Away.

Mrs. \. \. James Going Away.
resident of G~rnd Forl-~ for the pas,
seventeen years will make her future
home at Flagstaff. Ariz.. with he,
two daughters, Mrs. A. j. Adkins and
Mrs. n. j. Curtis. and expects to leave
for the south h early part of No
rcmber. The MANY friends Mrs. James
has made during her years Of resi-
regret hut all will extend her bes,
wishes for a pleasant and successful
journey.
Mrs. James will he accompanied or
her trip by her son. George w
J James. who will spend the winter
with his mother at Flagstaff and en-.
route they will visit with friends and
relatives in Minneapolis and Chicago
MT. James will also spend a week OF
two with his little daughter. Edith,
who makes her home with her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. George Behl
at Sh~elhyville, ILL.,. and stops will also
be made II ST. Louis and Kansas City
where they have relatives and friends
Mr.. anne expects TO return to this
city about April l and will then re-
sumo his position with James Turner
& Sons.
High Noon Wedding Today.
a wedding of much interest to resi-
dents of Reynolds took place at high
noon today when Miss Marion Elsie
PETERSON, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
=: =. peterson. prominent pioneers OF
that section. was given in marriage
10 Francis Cooper of Cavalier. The
Wedding was SolemniZed at ST. Olaf's
church in Reynolds and during the
afternoon a large reception was held
al me spacious farm residence of the
brides parents. After a short honey-
moon Mr.. Cooper will take his bride
To Cavalier to reside.
Entertain This E.c i
Miss Mabel Crciman and Miss Hilda
ScnulStad will entertain this evening
at the home of Mrs. I. 4. Iceberg on
First avenue and their guests will be
ten young ladies and gentlemen. They
nave chosen purple and white asters
Tor their decorations and cards will
he the diversion. Mrs. Iceberg will
assist with the luncheon service at
the close and a guest from out of town
will he Peter l:iehsrg of Mekinock.
Mrs. NJ. y. johnson Here.
Mrs. NJ. y. Johnson. wife Of the
late Senator NJ. y. johnson. arrived
this morning from her home at Pet
ersburg to attend the Methodist con-
terence and is being entertained as
the guest of Mrs. Emma Hoy at Sayre
hall. Mrs. Hoy has IA company of six
guests and the Others are Rev. and
Mrs. Z. +. StinSon of Grafton. Mr..
wallace IF Wahpeton. Rev. Won Still
OF mister and Mr.. WAND of Hope.
Mrs. Wylic Coming.
Mrs. b. H. Wylie of Drayton will
ne here to attend the conference the
latter part of the week and will be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. q,
Moore. Mrs. Wylie is we'll known
among the church m for she has
always been an active worker and too
Is state corresponding secretary for
the W. c. T. !. = =
Give Dinner This Evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred S. Duggan will
Eiv" a dinner this evening at their
Chestnut street home complimentary
to Mr.. n Mrs. Thomas n. Campbell
of Pasadena. Cat. who are he:ng much
entertained by their many old friends
IN this city. Mr.. n Mrs. Duggan's
honor will be informal and the repast
will he served at $50 O'Clock.
Getting Nicely Settled.
Fargo Forum: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Deverell and little son of Grand
roIhs nave moved to this city to
make their home and are getting set.
tied in q pretty residence on Fifth
street north. Mr.. and Mrs. Deverell
are we'll known here and their Fargo
friends are glad to welcome them.
Choir Rehearsal Friday.
On o of the supper to be held
Thursday evening the choir of st. Mi
.chael's church will practice on Friday
evening at 1880 O'Clock. All members
are urged to be present and note the
change in the hour.
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Honor Miss Cumming Tonight.
One of the pretty pre-nuptial hon
ors for Miss Mae Cumming will be
given this evening when Miss Clara
Wolff and Miss Selma Hassell will en-
terrain at Miss VOLTS home on Wal
nut street. They ave invited a COM
pany of twenty-seven guests and the
pleasure will be bridge whist.
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Entertained DR.. Plat.
DR.. and Mrs. j.. G. Moore entertain
ed at dinner last evening DR.. Ward
Plat of Philadelphia who is here for
conference week and overs were laid
for ten visiting clergymen. Many of
them are being entertained at the
Moore home but each day the genial
district superintendent brings home
an extra lew to add to the pleasure OF
his house guests. Another large com
pany was entertained this noon at din
ner at their home.