The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-07

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left Monday morning for Minneapolis
where he will meet Mrs. Moore, who
is returning from DEBORAH. Iowa. and
they will visit with friends.
Ledwin and Borghild Ofstedahl re-
turned last Monday evening from Fer
tile. Mimi. where they spent a month
with relatives.
Mrs. G.. w. Foogman left Monday
for Minneapolis and St. Paul where
she will visit with relatives.
c. D. Lord. H. H. Hewitt, ]. Dunn
and X. Farup were business visitors
here on Tuesday from Park River.
W. H. Williams went to Glasston on
Monday. being called by accidental
death of his nephew. Chas. Storey.
Miss Helen Stewart returned last
week from Harlowton. Mont. where
she enjoyed a two months visit with
Miss Gladys Smith.
Mrs. August Short and daughter
were here from Pembina on Monday
visiting friends.
Chas. Carpenter and Ross Gilroy
spent last Monday at the Carpenter
home in Forest River.
Miss Garda Mcdonald returned
Tuesday evening to Minneapolis to re-
sumo her duties as nurse after a short
visit here with her parents.
w. H. Homer Of Provo. Utah. is
spending a few days here with his
daughter. Mrs. Fred Merrill.
The Ladies aid of the United Luth-
eran church were most pleasantly en-
tertained on Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Paul Larson. near
the city.
Miss Edquist who has been connect
ed with the Baptist church here for a
few months as a missionary nurse.
left Tuesday for Fargo.
F. H. Sprague and Theo. Locke of
Boston. Mass. left Thursday morning
for Fish lake where they will spend a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Chandler left
Wednesday morning for the twin cities
where they will spend a few days.
Jack Henry was here from Cavalier
and visited yer Sunday with friends.
Miss Ragna OXdahl and Miss Alma
Swiggum left last week for Adams.
Miss Swiggum will teach in the city
schools and Miss Ordahl will teach a
country school.
Word was received here on Wednes-
day of the death of VIM. McQuarrie.
at M time a druggist in this city, but
Tor the past few years at Walhalla.
Mr.. McQuarrie Went south a few
weeks G In hopes that a m,lder cli-
mate would be of benefit to his health.
funeral will be held next Monday at
the Walhalla home.
Mrs. Sam Ingersoll went to Crystal
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friends.
The young ladies Of the Catholic
church will have another of their
dancing parties in the armory this
evening.
Mrs. Burke arrived Wednesday
evening from western Canada to visit
with Mrs. j. c. Driscoll.
Mrs. R. o. Hatfield spent Thursday
at Grand Forks visiting friends.
Col. j. H. frame left Tuesday morn
Ing on a short business trip.
DR.. Gronvold of Adams was a bust
ness visitor here on Tuesday.
Joe Rinde spent Tuesday at Hoople
visiting with relatives.
F. W. Merrill will leave shortly for
Grand Forks. having decided to enter
business there. Mr.. Merrill will ioin
the o. j. Barnes Seed company.
Inc Mite society Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church were entertained last Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. W. c.
Truemann. This was the first meetine
since last May and a large number
attended.
Miss Margaret Thompson of Mimic
visited here Thursday with her sister.
Mrs. H. c. DePuy.
Miss Ina McMuller returned to
Grand Forks this week having visited
here with her sister, Mrs. James
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank of Elmira. n.
". arrived Thursday evening to visit
With Mrs. Franks sister, Mrs. H. w.
Phelps. w.
Friends here will regret to hear
n a Miss Christine Botzet and her
mother were injured in a runaw.av Ia 81
week. Miss Botzet had her collar
none broken and will not be able to
be In Fargo at the opening of tho
school year. VIC
|. Judge kneeshaw was a prominent
business visitor here from Pembina on
Thursday. VII
Vivian Birder was here from Park
River on Wednesday visiting friends.
n Ladies aid of the Methods,
church met on Wednesday a@fternoon
with Mrs. c. E. Stinson.