The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-15

they expect to leave next Wednesday,
1t is eighteen years since MIR. Ferguson
has been back to his former home.
Margaret Murphy Coming Homo.
Miss Margaret Murphy, who has
been studying at the seminary at Wi
mona. Mimi. this year will be home
to enjoy the Christmas holidays with
her parents. Mayor and Mrs. NJ. F.
Murphy. of Reeves avenue and she
will arrive a week from today. Miss
Murphy's roommate. Miss Pauline
Rouse Of Noonan will accompany her
and remain here for Il short visit be-
fore going on TO her home for Christ
mas.
School Of Music Announcement.
The Grand Forks School Of Music
announces the opening of the winter
term on Tuesday. January .. 1912.
Complete courses of study are offered.
including piano. pipe organ. violin.
voice. musical history. harmony. the
DRY of music and public school music.
The patronage which this school
enjoyed during the fall term estab-
lishea beyond question the fact that
it has a place in the musical life OF
the city n state.
A large number of new students
have made application for the winter
TERMS enrolment n it is suggested
that as far as possible the hours be
arranged for before the opening day.
Office hours from II to Il a. M. and
from . to j p. nj. during. the vacation
period. Both phones. Circulars Civ
ing full information will be sent upon
application to Grand Forks School of
Music. Security block, Grand Forks,
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Advocated Graded Lessons.
The address % Rcy.'Waltcr A. Snow
Of Fargo. genera! secretary Of the
North Dakot, School association.
given last evening at the meeting Of
the Baptist Sunday school council
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Z. Garvin has revived interest in the
and as a result the second veal Of the
work will be taken up in the Baptist
Sunday school. The plan was tried
last year but the disfavor of some of
the teachers was responsible for the
discontinuance this year. Mr.. Snow,
however, explained the advantages of
the plan in such a convincing manner
that the Sunday school teachers have
planned to meet soon and plan the
second year of the work.
Mr.. Snow also talked Interestingly
along the line of boys work in the
Sunday school and conducted a very
lively discussion In which everyone
present took part. There was a splen-
did attendance n the evening was
concluded with a social hour and light
r%efreshment service. Mrs. Garvin being
assisted by Miss Lottie Griffin. While
in the city Rev. Snow was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Begg and he
returned to Fargo last evening.
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j.. T. Williams Married.
The Commercial Bulletin this week
announces the marriage of James T.
Williams, proprietor and manager OF
the Mothers Macaroni company OF
Minneapolis n d commercial travel
er who is very well known in this city.
Mr.. Williams bride is Miss Louise
Hickey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J
]. Hickey Of Minneapolis and a very
prominent and popular young lady OF
the twin cities.
Mr.. Williams visits this city every
year at fair time, always having an
exhibit there, as we'll as on several
other occasions and has a great many
friends among the business men. Of
him the Commercial Bulletin says:
mi. Williams is owner and man.
ager of the Mothers Macaroni com
pany of Minneapolis, and is we'll ant
huo"A " SAONCAS oIlu 6Oll
eral merchants throughout the north,
west, among whom he has scores O.
friends. He held the office Of vic,
president of the Minneapolis Retail
Grocers' association for several term,
and was active in promoting the in
~terests of the organization. In 1900
Mr.. Williams was elected treasurer o
the Minnesota Retail Grocers' an
General Merchants association. re
naming in office two ear At tn,
present time he Is state organizer @
the association"
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An cx-convict is apt to kick to-
much about his lack of popularity.
Tips are much more profitable &
walters than they are to gamblers.