The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-13


Grafton. N. D.. Sept. l3.-Mrs. D.
Morden arrived last week from Wah-
peton to visit her daughter. Mrs.
George McCabe.
Mrs. G. N. Baer and Jessie spent
Tuesday in Grand Forks visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Henry Kthssbarv came down
from Auburn Monday evening and
till Tuesday morning with
Mrs. Hugh Leduich.
T. W. Kibbie came down from
Drayton Monday evening and re-
manned several days here with
Mrs. c. c. Bowen and children left
morning for their home in
N. Y. after a three weeks
visit with their cousins. F. H. Sprague
and family.
Alvin Robertson OF Minneapolis
spent Wednesday here visiting with
friends.
Miss B. Staples OF Toronto. Ont.
arrived last week to visit her niece.
Mrs. George McCabe.
Mrs. Fred Worthing spent the past
Week at Wahpeton visiting with Mrs.
Charles Brown.
w. c. Treumann returned last Mon
day evening from LeSeur. Mimi.
where he visited at his old home.
G. Eggler OF. Seattle. WASH. is Wis
iting at the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. Murray Hostetter.
E. A. Wamben. C. g. Gaarder, John
Liddle. Q. NJ: johnson. B. NJ. johnson
Tuesday from Lankin to attend the
land sale of the s. OVERLY estate.
Mrs. D. E. Caswell left Tuesday for
Fargo where she will visit with
friends.
F. A. Welsh received word on Mon
day evening Of the death Of his
brother. Ralph Welsh. Mr.. Welsh
just returned last Saturday from Spo-
kane. WASH. having spent. several
weeks there at his brothers bedside
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Boeing and
Agnes spent Wednesday here from
Mimic visiting with friends.
Misses verna and Grace Reyleck
were hostesses on Wednesday evening
at cards in honor of Mrs. John F.
Dougherty of Swift Current, sask.
Guests were enough for eight tables
n the favors were awarded to Mrs.
Ed capser and Miss Blanche o'Reilly
for, the high and low ladies. score
and to ]. L Cashel.. Jr.. and Clement
O'Brien with the high and low gen.
score. A pretty favor was
given to the guest Of honor. During
the supper service the hostesses were
assisted by their mother, Mrs. w. W.
Reyleck and Mrs. E. A. Capser.
Miss Laura Crane arrived Tuesday
evening from Minneapolis, being call.
ed by the tragic, death Of her little
nephew. Eugene Hasssaman.
Mrs. ". H. Williams returned Tues
day evening from Canton. 8. D..
where she visited with relatives.
Charles Weagent Of Minot visited
friends and relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Upham spent
Wednesday here from Drayton with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Loban Of Ca
lena. ILL.,. spent tho past week here
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Sperman.
Mrs. Jack Stewart entertained a few
noon for Mrs. Leban and on Tuesday
Mrs. Sherman entertained
for her guest.
The first Of a series Of entertain
ments which will be presented under
the auspices Of the Grafton High
School Athletic association will be
the Caledonian entertainers who will
appear here September 80.
The following passed the last teach-
ers' examination and Will receive
their certificates: v
First grade: Clara e. woodworth.
Woyed haseman, seeelia poherty. Earle
,, Second 9.1 grade; Viola AbercromDie.
CASTILLO. Laura a. cofrey. Rose A.
shrank. Irene B. Tanke. Mrs. Anton
swartz. Ida Dahl. Bessie Nelson.
Mary Holt. Edna Moe. Mae Moe,
Clara Oberg. Laura Douglas, Sarah
Eastman. John n. Peterson. Fred
Nelson. Fannie Severson, Mary Cur
ran. Luella Benedict. Amelia Vlasek.
Lulu Sterling. Joseph .Martineck.
Elsie Levin. Duncan Mclean and c.
w. Stancer.
James Mailer arrived Thursday
morning from California to attend to
business interests here.
Mrs. J.. d. Phelps of Mimic visited
here on Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church held a social on Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. =. e.
DIVISION.
Frank Bucka. a former, high school
student. but who is attending the uni
'C!Sies' has Oeen WarQed a 500
scholarship by the Bohemian Society
OF Higher Education at Sedar Rapids.
Iowa. N
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ]. O'Brien autoed
to Grand Forks on Tuesday and spent
the afternoon.
Co. c will give their first dance of
q series which they plan to have this
fall. this evening in the armory Fin
ley's orchestra will furnish the music.
Mrs. ]. F. D%ougherty went to PARK
River on Thursday morning to visit
with relatives. ~
Mrs. J. W. Mangan and daughter
are expected to arrive Saturday morn
Ing from Plaza. N. d.. to spend Soma
weeks here with relatives.
Rev. E. c. Billar spent Monday .,
Walha!la where he omciated at tho
funeral OF VIM. McQuarrie.
BROOMHALL'S SPECIAL WHEAT
REVIEW.
There has been some Improvement
IN the weather conditions in western
Europe the last week. il being slight
~ warmer and fine. but not warm
enough. to put wheat into. a reason
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