The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-03

NuSSG ETOuN &srnIIOu.
Mrs. n. \. Ball and Mrs. Lee Hood
returned this morning to their homes
at Grafton after spending A day with
Mrs. X. A. Sprague and enjoying the
production. Excuse Me-" at the Met
r"politan last evening.
Mrs. DuVall i'm Mimic.
Mrs. II. w. DuNan of Mino, who
frequently visits in this city is in Min
t" for a several days visit with old
friends. that city having been thei,
former home. Mrs. DuNall stated
that though she and Mr.. DuNall had
some notion of locating in the west
when they made their coast trip the
rast winter they did not find any city
quite to their liking and made no i'm
vcstment so will continue to reside in
Minot for some time.
Leave for East Tonight.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Shulzc and
children of Belmont avenue leave this
evening for the east and Mrs. Shulze
and the children will he away al
summer. Their first visit will be AT
they will go to Philadelphia to visit
with Mr.. Shulze's relatives. Mr.
Shulze will be away six or sever
weeks and on his return plans to stop
In Chicago to attend the republican
national convention. Mrs. Shulzo
and children will spend the ummcr
with relatives in the northern part
of Ohio.
Club Met at y. w. &. \.
The Mothers club met Thursday
afternoon i'm the Y. w. c. \. parlors
instead of the CENTRAL school as usual
and rho hpllrc u,aro ci,.o,, o,.ar tn cav
ing under the direction "f Mrs. II. ID.
Campbell and Miss Louis" Packc-
busch. During the summer months
the members of the club will get the
benefit of "A series Of talks by the visit
ing nurse which will be given at these
meetings. Among the subjects will
he summer Care and Feeding of In
fants. Necessity nf Good Teeth With
Reference To Nutrition and Develops
mont" Contagious Disease. It's Care
and Prevention" Tho subjects will
also he discussed in the German
language for those who do not under
stand English.
Bcrms and Flower Beds.
The Congress Candy company is inn
proving its property on tho corner of
Eighth street and Alpha avenue i'm Il
manner that not only commands the
praises of the Women's Civic league
but ais" sets AN example which other
business places might follow. The
company is seeding it's herm and plac-
ing two large flowers hccls which will
civ" AZ extremely beautiful! appear
anCe when the summer blossoms come
out. The BERN has hccn abused dur
ing the winter months i'm the same
manner that Others horms have lcon,
hut the company is coins t" have it
green during the SUNNI" months and
is wasting no time in getting it start
ed. If all hcrmS i'm the city were
given similar attention al this season
of the year ana citizens in general
would he more thoughtful about walk
ing across them, there would he an
Improvement in general appearance
worth working for.
C~ottaaer> Arc Busy.
The Grand Forks colony AT Manla
Lake is beginning to take on the an
rual appearance of summer acfiyitv
and every day sees new cnttAgcrs visit
ing h lake. getting their flower and
vegetable gardens in readiness and
putting the ROW boats and launches i'm
shape for pleasure. Postmaster +. V.
Kent and son. Van. have spent n few
Gays At "TWo Oaks" letting in the
spring air and looking over the boats.
In past wears the kcnt's have heen
among the first arrivals at the lake
but this year they plan TO go out With
the June cottagcrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
daughter. Elsie, have made their first
trip to "Dulce Domum" and find the
lake hreeZes more welcome than ever.
They will moi establish their residence
there until june but probably will take
many sunday outings there before
that time.
The w. l.. Wilder cottage is already
open and MIR. and Mrs. Wilder and
daughter. Pink. are comfortably set
tied for the summer. Miss Wilder will
come in this evening TO attend u dane
ing party but will be at the lake all
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leirk are
among the first of the Crookston cot
tagers to take a spring outing. They
accompanied by their sons. Rodney,
Dean and Byron. spent n few DAYS at
Terrence court and launched their mo-
tor boat, making things lively for a
few days.
Mrs. John Bunnell of Crookston is
having a cottage built at I'erndale and
several other parties have been out
looking over the lake shore for cot
taee sites.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bray of Crookston
have already opened BelleNu" cottage
and are settled for the
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hall Of this
city h have bccn at the lake all sea-
son are more hospita BILE than evcr and
had AS their supper guest "Wednesday
evening Mrs. West. who was visiting