The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
National Lecturer COMING.

At the regular meeting of the w. c.
T. L. to be held Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A.. d. Baughman.
1905 Lewis Boulevard. Riverside Park.
plans will be made for bringing to this
city on Sunday. September %. Mrs.
organizer and lecturer of that organ
ization. Mrs. Mcdonald will stop here
on her way to the national w. c. T.
Z. convention at Portland. Ore, and
will also address the North Dakota
state convention which will be held in
Devils Lake September % to 80. The
local union is particularly fortunate in
heing able to secure such a renowned
temperance worker and will make
every effort to greet her with Il large
audience.
There is much other business 20
transact at the meeting tomorrow and
n large attendance of members is urs-
ed. AS the union books must he clos
Cd before the state convention. every
n is urged to pay up all dues at to-
morrow's session. Plans for the
medal ard essay contests will be dis
russed and Mrs. BaBughman. the hos
tess. will have charge of the program.
Tho hours will be from 3 to ) o'clock
and friends as we'll as members are
cordially invited.
Mis- Armstrong Il Bride.
Yesterday afternoon at Grafton. DR..
j. G.. Moore of this city offlciated at
the marriage of Miss Alice Armstrong.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Armstrong. former residents of this
and Mr.. Louis w. Kannenberg of Rem
vile, MINI. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Methodist Episcopal
church and only the immediate family
connections made up the company of
invited guests. Mr.. Kannenberg and
his bride left in the evening on a
honeymoon trip to Winnipeg and on
their return will visit the brides par
ents for a short time at Glasston be-
Renville. Mr.. Kannenberg is engaged
in the banking business at Renville.
The bride is a charming young lady
who has scores Of friends in this city
who will be eager to extend c%ongratu-
lations. Miss Armstrong attended
Wesley college conservatory for sever
al terms and while here her beautiful
solo work at the Methodist church.
She left here when her parents moved
to their farm home at Glasston. The
groom also resided at Glasston for two
years. having been connected with the
bank in that city before going to Rem
VILE.
Missionary Society Officers.
The election of officers was the fea-
ture of the annual meeting of the
Women's Missionary society of the
Methodist church held yesterday after
noon at the home Of the retiring pres
ident. Mrs. Richard Hayward. who
vas again honored with that position
and about fifty members Of the society
attended. The closing years business
was cared for and a yer interesting
program was carried out on the sub
ject. "Fruitage of the Year." Mrs. c..
A. Foster. Mrs. G.. E. Mapes and Mrs.
Arthur Barnard assisted in the re-
freshment service and the new officers
are: President. Mrs. R. Heyward;
secretary. Mrs. Fl. E. Germain; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. j. G. Moore;
treasurer. Mrs. 6. r. Mapes.
Will Ering Guests Home.
Minneapolis Journal: Mrs. E. G.
P.lecker and daughter, who have been
visiting Mrs. Plecker's sister, Mrs. Will
I.oudon. in Excelsior. will leave Satur-
day for their home in Grand Forks.
Mrs. Loudon will accompany her sis
ter for a visit. Mr.. Picker Joined
Mrs. Picker for a visit last week.
Will Move Family Soon.
Grafton Record: judge Kneeshaw
was here Thursday. He arranged
With Custodian G. Deason of the court
house to get the judges chambers
ready for the reception OF his library
which will reach here in a few days.
The judge stated that he would move
his family here in the immediate flu
ture.
Mrs. Cooper in Hospital.
Fargo Courier-News: Mrs. Harry
Cooper of Hillsboro. who is i'll at