The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-14

/ office, returned Friday evening from
spending the week at Edirhurg and
the vicinity, visiting h schools.
H. l.. Haussaman left Friday morn
ing for Chicago to attend to busi-
ness matters.
Charles +. Pierce came in from
Mandan, N. d., over Sunday with
friends.
Col. j. H. Frame has offered a
trophy for the company in the state
militia which makes the best show
ing for the next year.
Judge and Mrs. Wick Of Cavalier
were in the city on Saturday visiting
with friends and attending to busi-
ness matters.
Browns Tennessee minstrels ara
dated here for tomorrow evening.
They will play a game Of ball h n
evening against the local team.
Miss Eva Lewis will leave this
week for Minneapolis. where she will
visit with relatives.
Rev. Glen nof Grand Forks has &C.
cepted the call from the congrega-
Grafton n in a short while will
take charge of the United Lutheran
church here.
Charles Appleton and DR.. Wilson
of Crystal were business visitors here
on Saturday afternoon.
The officers of the High School Attn
letic association r President,
Henry B~rOsnahan: vice president, Ju-
liza Nelson; student treasurer. Ray
holman: faculty treasurer. r.. L.
Whitney,: secretary, Manifold New
gard; property manager. Clay An
letic board, c. H. Wellers: football
captain. Charles Nollman: baseball
captain. Carl Ofstedahl: boys base
ball captain. Elmer Berg; girls bas-
ketball captain, Mabel Hellerud;
baseball manager. Clay Anderson:
track manager. Grant Mcdonald:
track captain, Charles hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Cairncross
returned on Friday evening from
southern California. where they spent
the winter months.
Misses Florence and Lottie O'Brien
Of Park River visited here on SAT-
urday with relatives.
Mrs. w. r. Johnston and daughter,
Vivian, of Forest River, spent Satur-
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller returned
Sunday from Mimic, having spent the
past few weeks there with relatives.
Steve Law came down Wednesday
from Edmonton. where he has spent
the past several months. Mrs. Law
left Friday for Rolette to spend Il
few weeks with her parents.
Ed. Casper wen to Crookston on
Monday morning where he will spend
the week.
Mrs. Mcconnell came down from
Winnipeg last evening to enjoy Il vis-
it here as the guest of Mrs. Fl. G.
Sprague.
Last Friday afternoon was Patrons
day in the city schools. and the large
numbe of parents and friends who
paid for their effort. A reception
committee of children received the
guests In each room and accompa-
MED them. explaining the different
work. Each child's work was in the
display. Their portfolios were on
their desks n even seeing the fin
ished product. the visitor could noH~
appreciate the effort used in complA-
Ing it by both teacher and pupil. The
little children Of the first and second
grades. Chase and Central, surpris-
cd their guests by the caps they wove
out of yarns inc the alphabet book
they made in free hand cutting. In
the second grade also they wove
rugs. So in each grade the pupils
Ido work that was both
exacting and difficult. Indian cam
vas, scissors holders, oilcloth designs,
pose work, rata baskets, leather
work. plate designs. maps of the Uni
ted States. also relief maps, aprons.
sewing charts. motto designs, poster
designs. etc., were found in the other
rooms. In the domestic science de-
partment the sewing was nicely dis
played and the cooking class served
cocoa to their guests. In the manual
training department the work was in
deed a surprise. Great progress has
been made the past year under Mr..
Wellers. the older boys having made
library tables. taborettes. pdestals. u
shaving stand. hall clock and hall
mirror. Besides this. there were nu-
merous pieces of small work. Only
the greatest praise was heard on all
sides for the displays n no doubt
next Patrons day eve a larger
crowd will attend.