The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-13

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Mrs. j. E. Gray went to Grand
Forks Friday evening remaining till
Saturday morning with friends.
Miss Euniee Jacobson came home
Sunday with her parents.
Public school convened for q short
session Monday morning during which
appropriate Lincoln exercises were
held, then the pupils enjoyed h re-
mainder Of the day as q holiday.
supt. Erickson spent last Wednes-
day and Thursday at Park River
where he conducted teachers exam
ination.
Mrs. Frank Sprague left Monday
morning for the twin cities where she
will spend a few days with friends.
Bob Coates Of Cashel was in the
city Thursday on business.
Charles Carpenter went to Winni-
peg Thursday evening on a short bust-
ness trip.
Miss Cecilia Van Goerres spent Sat-
urday in Grand Forks visiting with
friends.
Col. j. H. Frame was in Grand
Forks last Saturday attending to bust.
ness matters.
r. Coats Of Cashel went to Grand
Forks on Friday to transact business
matters.
G. L. Farnum spent Friday evening
at Grand Forks attending the Elk's
annual.
The Park River girls basketball
local team defeated them that even
ding. Following the game q dancing
party was enjoyed by the high school
crowd.
Ffnley's orchestra from Grand
Forks furnished the music at h in
formal dancing party given by Com
pany c on Monday evening.
Invitations are out for a social to
be given under the auspices of the
Eastern Star next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Foogman left
Sunday evening for Winnipeg for a
short visit with friends.
]. N. Ottum and children returned
Sunday evening from Sheldon. N. D..
where they spent the past two weeks
with relatives.
Rev. c. E. Stinson returned Satur-
day evening from Red Oak. Iowa,
by the serious illness of his father.
Morris. Man., where he will look after
his farming interests.
Union services were held Sunday
evening in the Baptist church. Rev.
c. E. Stinson preaching a special SER
mon.
Mrs. G.. W. Mccabe entertained a
few friends Friday evening in honor
of their wedding anniversary.
B. B. Wells of Lankin visited
friends in the city Friday evening and
Saturday.
Walter Dougherty was in the city
on Friday evening attending the bas-
ketball game.
Prof. Hulberg resigned his position
in h science department of the high
school and will join his brother in
the real estate business in Winnipeg.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
junior class of H. E. Jenner gave a
recital at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herb Carruthers. The program was
as follows:
Elrita Merrill.
Picnic Dance ............ Spindler
Mamie Riley.
Surprise Party Waltz. ....J. Martin
Helen Brosnahan.
Farewell to the Piano.. Beethoven
H. Easton Jenner.
Piano Duet-"The Pixies Out Hunt
Elrita and Leland Merrill.
Piano-(a) The Fishwife's Chorus"
(b) she Was Her Moth
,sr's Daughter"
H. Easton ,,Jenner.
Piano-(a) Wiegenlied.
(b) Babillage.
(c) Spring Song.
Susie Givens.
with the "..........FeEber
leland Marrjn
Miss Amy Vlasek and Lillian Ker-
visiting friends.
Topics for the last part of the pro-
gram of tie Monday Night club be-
fore adjourning for the summer. have
been assigned and are as follows:
March 4-"Chinese Labor and the
American Standard OF Life" Rev.
Broadgooks: Australia and Sidney
Mrs. Glaspel.
March 11-'Treaties Of Reciproc-
ity." Karl Smith; Mexico and b1Axico
CITY," Miss Haight.
March 18-"History and Theory OF
the Tariff" J. E. Gray: Canada and
March 25-"Our Consular System
g. S. Hager: Germany and Ham
burg" Mrs. Hager.
April 1-"lndustriai Development
OF the united States Dr. Wylte
Hawaii and Honolulu Miss A. Scott.
April s-"The Monroe Doctrine and
Commerce." Mr.. Gray: Cuba and
Porto Rico" Mrs. DIVISION.
April 15-"The United States Navy
and Commerce." Miss B. Newlander;
New Zealand and Auckland" Mr..
Broadbooks.
April 22-Annual banquet.
Walter Caulthart, a rural mail car
rier, is seriously i'll at the Deaconess
hospital. He was operated on Friday
morning.
The East Side Ladies' Card club en-.
tertained their husbands last Saturday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Arnot.
Mrs. H. Haynes and Mrs. H. G.
Sprague will entertain q company OF
ladies Tuesday. February 20, at the
home Of the latter.
Mrs. Thos. Grace and Mrs. E. Cap.
sar will give the third party Of theil
series on next Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Schtauff Of Wisconsin has ar.
rived to take Prof. HolberE's position
on the high school faculty.
Amos Naisbeth went to Milton
Monday evening to attend to business
matters.