The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-30

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signs Of Spring.
onue more tho spring is in the land,
IN woodland ways, | eco
Tho buttercurs, the corsitp, and
The frHii aromOne.
The early moth hath Gust aside
Tho erippling c%hrysalis.
TIM building robin and his bride
Proclaim aloud ,heir bliss.
The grwss Aprlngs up as swift, as
thought.
The soul Of spring is rife.
In earth the miracle is wrought
0f newly risen life.
Susie NJ, Bez+
r'ythlan Sowing Club.
The ladies VI the Pvthian Sewing
club will moot Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock with Mrs. T%horkelson at
Yl4 Franklin went All members
ure invited and urged to be present.
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Move TO University Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Curran who re-
side In the Tines-Herald block have
leased the residence at 100 tniver-
week.
Loft for Minneapolis To-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. burrows left to-
day noon for Minneapolis where they
will attend the sessions M the Metho-
dist general conferences n Will be
away several ,iays
Had pleasant, Vacation.
Miss .Mary Norris. librarian If the
carnegie library at Grafton. has been
enjoying y six weeks vacation With
relatives and friends in st. PAUL, Wi
IONA. Mimi. and IllCrossc. Wis. and
-eachsd homo Saturday 4" rcsum" her
iuties. Miss Morris is Il sister of Ed
Morris nf this city ana enjoyed II brief
'isit with him while passing through
This citN.
Masquerade Dancing Party.
a company of Young men have Al"
ranged 4 nlasuucrad" dancing party
for next Friday nrcnins at -. Pauls
PARISH hall and The guests are To he u
,,arly 81 Young people and some "f
the Younger married folks. The hours
ere from q &" | n'rlook and the ItorlI"
orchestra will play. Those favored
With invitations are planning on an en-
tellont time and all are arranging
novel "~n.tunlcs.
Miss Black Has Resigned.
Miss Charlotte Black who has been
the efficient and "hligins assistant lib
--:.. 49,. 49,. ,tl. ,1.n,r,. f"r thn
past tlrce Years has resigned her po-
aition and severed her connection with
the institution Saturday evening. Miss
Black is succeeded 10y Miss Martha
Williams who has been doing apprcn-
tlce work at the library for the past
several weeks Miss Williams took ny
her duties AS assistant yesterday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALERT Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. ALERT. pronlin-
emf residents of 1.angdon. arrived here
last evening from the West and con-
tinued on to their home this morning,
MIR. and Mrs. ALERT have been away
three months. enjoying the winter in
California and returned home by way
Of Portland. Tacoma and Seattle. They
we're detained in the latter city by the
illness Of their daughter viii has been
away With them.
800
To Work on Millinery.
A feature, of the dime social which
tho ladies OF st. I'aul's Guild and their
friends will enjoy Wednesday after
noon at the home of the president.
Mrs. III. l.. Pitts. in the Dinnie block
will be Il millinery contest. The hats
lnd trimmings are to be supplied by
the guests SO any who may have old
hats or old trimmings ar" asked to
nrins them tn the social. These will
he distributed among those who feel
that they have n talent along that line
and the object will be to sec who can
turn out the handsomest bonnet.
When all are ON display Il millinery
sale will he in order.
Cunmings.N ovak Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss .Antonettc
Novak and Frank Cummings, both
popular Young people of East Grand
Forks. took place last evening. the
marriage ceremony being performed
ny Rev. Father Slinlhammer. pastor
at Sacred Heart Catholic church. at
his residence. The bride MAS attired
in her travelling shit of dark brown
serge With accessories t" match and
SNYDER. F.. w. Fowler was tho
grnom's best man. Immediately fol-
lowing tho the Ii r"u-
pie lief, for tho twin cities and Duluth
m their honeymoon and "i|l be away
three weeks. They will make their
horne in Fast. Grand Forks on their
return and scores Of friends will On
tend c"ngratnlations.
senator and Mrs. Casl,cI Homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. C'ashel nf Graf
ton who have cniuvrd the past three
months in southern California HAY"
returned tn their homo. reaching there
:'undHN. They made the return trip
10y WAY Of Dnnvcr. Salt Lake City. COL
Grad" Springs and Omaha. stopping in
Ali those cities. and arc now quite con-
tented To spend the summer months in
Nnr,h Dakota. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Casho1 thoroughly enjoyed their win
,er in tine sunny climate and Mrs.
''asllcl returns much improved in
health. Mr.. and Mrs. tnsllei went
west, i',- way of Seattle. Tacoma and
rorti"n nd, visiting their tH" sons. Nor
iis ana Infnn. in tho latter city. En-
roUt 90 southern California they Wis
tied Sacramento and San Francisco
and Then divided ;hrir time between
Les Angeles, Pasadena and tn, other
popular winter resorts
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Miiesioncs Marked by Poetry.
a copy Of the several poems WRIT
ten for the occasion of the fifieth we'd
ding ~annivcrsary IF Mr.. and Mrs.
sent this Office by Mrs. Lewis sister.
Mrs. Mary Adams of this city. who
attended the golden wedding and is
still visiting at the Lewis home. The
length Of the poems prevents their
publication at This time but all are en-