The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-25
Mrs. sticklcy to Springs.

1ACIllII0IS NEWS. w. "A. JlChleN is
here from Bismarck for a visit with
his family. and is arranging to send
Mrs. Stickley to Hunter Hot Springs.
where 1t is hoped that she will be
greatly benefited by the baths. Mr..
Stickley will spend several days here.
Mr. Clifford will look after their apart
ments While the family is away.
Almond stickley had the misfor-
tune to fall from a trapese while
playing. and received some rather
severe bruises. He is able to be
about, however. and nothing serious
will come of the fall.
Chooses State University.
Devils Lake Journal: Vine Lord
of Cando passed through the city yes
terday on his way to Grand Forks
where he will enter the state un.-
versitH as a freshman. Mr.. Lord en-
tered the state university of Wiscon-
sin last year at Madison. but left in
the middle of the year to take a trip
around the world with his parents.
This year he has chosen the North
Dakota university in preference 10
n other. He realizes that is the
place for North Dakota boys.
Will Visit South America.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Y. Linwel of
~ VIII 'iaNei AGAIN tnls VIM
ter and have chosen to visit Panama
n South America. leaving North
wood within a few week.. Mr. and
Mrs. Linwell began travelling several
years ago and mean to see every part
of the world that can be reached by
train or sailing vessel. They do not
care to go over the globe hastily so
each winter select a route and go over
it at leisure. taking time for obser-
vation and study, and when they re-
turn they always have a wonderful
Tore of information interesting detail
about the countries they have seen.
Miss ~SOrrenSOn a Bride.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Sor-
renson, daughter of Mrs. Peter sor-
renson Of East Grand Forks. and
William ]. Barnwell of this CITY was
solemnized last evening at the home
of Rev. Homer NJ. Cook. pastor of
the First Baptist church. The mar
rage service was ead at Z O'Clock
n the only guests were the brides
brother and the groom's sister-in-law.
The wedding supper was served at
the home of the brides mother and
home at SIG Chestnut street which
the groom had already furnished.
They will be at home after October /.
1000
Mrs. Peasc Remains in West.
Prof. S. J. Pease of the university
faculty who with Mrs. Pease and
their little son. Master Daniel Bruce,
have enjoyed the summer vacation in
the west returned home yesterday
but Mrs. Pease and the baby remained
in Wenatchee. Wash. with her par
ents. Capt. and Mrs. Bruce A. a.
Griggs, and will not be home for
another fortnight. Prof. Pease and
his family have had a delightful
summer, dividing their time between
Wenatchee. Seattle. Vancouver and
other interesting cities of that sec.
ton. In Seattle Prof. and Mrs. Pease
were entertained at the home of Mr.
Pease's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Pease and while there Prof. Pease
did a great deal of work in the Ii.
brary at the University of Washing
ton in preparation for an article
which he is preparing for the Quar-.
terly Journal. They also visited Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Burrows in that city
Mrs. Burrows being a former residen,
Of Forest River and a cousin of Mrs
Pease. Mr.. Burrows is superintend.
ent of schools in King county. Ir
Vancouver they visited Mr.. and Mrs
F. G. Weller of this city who were
guests of Mrs. Wellcr's mother, Mrs
COchrane.