The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13

.ingled With the Thrills. Y
in CrOOkStOn
Has Handsome New Runabout.
Mrs, Robert H. Mccoy OF Reeves av-
,lr"e is the possessor of a handsome
aeW Buick r%unabout and her name
"lll now he added to the city's list of
',dH motorists. The car arrived a few
fls a&o and Mrs. Mccoy will soon be
Irving it.
Ill Ln!crtaip Iowa Guests.
-lr. n Mrs. J. F. Bacon Of the
< Hampshire block will entertain
IS their pleasant guests for several
lays this .nanth Mrs. Bacon's father
and mother. Mir. and Mrs. John y.
White Of Abel. Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs.
White viii leave their Iowa home
next Tuesday. reaching here the mid
ole of the week.
Entertained Family at Dinner.
Mir. and Mrs. L. Klein Van Alstina
81 Chestnut street entertained in
formally at dinner last evening ana
covers were laid for nine. the guests
being Mr.. Van .Altine's relatives. Mrs.
van Alstine used purple sweet peas
tor her table centerpiece and places
We're arranged for Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L. Van Alstine. sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
+. Bacon. F. x. Way and his daugh-
ter, Miss Vera, of Watertown, S. D.
and Edward kaw of Minneapolis.
900
Married This Morning.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
this morning at II O'clock at the resi-
derce Of Rev. a. j. Hulteng on Bel
mont EN- when Miss Emma Ho-
wick Of Hatton became the bride of
Lars Tordahl. also of Hatton. Miss
and A,nund Tordall. brother of the
groom. we're the attendants and the
coupe returned this afternoon to
Ration where they will reside.
Baptist Sunday Music.
ONLY a morning service will be held
.t the First Baptist church Sunday
and the hour is II o'clock. 1t will
he largely a musical service with
Jane Smith at the organ. The pro-
gram follows:
organ Prelude - Variations on
Jerusalem. the Golden".. Spark
.Anthenl--"Tiac Lost Chord. Sullivan
Solo--".Alone With Thee. Adams
+. G.. Griffith.
organ-0ffertoire ......... Andrews
A%nthem-"I Will Exhalt Thee"....
Postlude-Grand Chorus ....Boss
Left OH Tour Of West.
Mrs. j. D.. Bacon left this morning
IN company with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
LeBeau on a trip west and plans to
he away about a month. Mrs. Bacon
VIII 60 directly to the coast cities over
the Canadian Pacific with the Le-
Beaus n ehroute home will stop for
several DAYS at Medford. Ore. where
she will be entertained by her TWO
nIeces, Mrs. John Carkin and Mrs.
fiotaling, and also at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bell, former resi-
dents cf this city, In Havre, Mont,
sne will be the guest of her brother.
Cav Brundage n his wife. and at
Minot another brother, Fred Brund-
age. will entertain her.
Clerks on Vacations.
There is coming and going among
the statesmen and salesladies at the
Ontario store at his season of the
year. Last evening Manager A. L.
Larson of the dry goods department
returned from his W weeks outing
at Grand Rapids. Mimi, and Nom
49, ~A'SS lawn VI IiiC EdIIlS OSpdII
ment will return to her duties after
a two weeks rest. Miss Lillian Smith
is away for a month. visiting at her
home at Cass Lake. Mimi, and this
evening Miss Eva Roller Of the sta
tionery department begins a two
weeks vacation. part Of which she
Will spend at Minnewaukon.
-SS@~
Fourteen Months on Claim.
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Hemans and
their four children. Almer, Charles,
Ethel and Gordon. of Chestnut street,
will leave Tuesday morning for their
claim near Plaza on the Fort Berthold
reservation and will be away for the
next fourteen months. They will es-
tablish their home on their new prop.
erty and plan to enjoy claim life just
as thoroughly as they know how. Rev.
Hemans will come to the city frequent
ly during the fourteen months and
his son. Charles, will return in Sep
TENDER to enter school. Mrs. Hemans
was given a pretty farewell honor
last evening when Mrs. P. r. John.
stone entertained twelve ladies at sup.
per in her honor and followed the re.
mast with q theatre nartv ~ ~,.~A