The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-07
Presbyterian Aid Meeting.

PRESBYTERIAN Md Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
hvterian church will hold a combined
church parlors Wednesday afternoon
beginning at $50 o'clock. All mem
hers are urged to 10 present.
900
WISCONSIN, Guests Leave.
DR.. and Mrs. Anton Void of White
hall. Wis. who have been delightful
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Void of
Stanley where the will loo guests Of
Mrs. Eold's sister for several days.
They will return to this city for a
longer visit before leaving for their
Wisconsin home.
Eastern Stnr Dance Tonight.
The regular meeting of Acacia
chapter. Order of the Eastern Star. at
the lodge ooms in the ST. John block
this evening will he followed by an ill.,
formal dancing party to which all
Masons and members of tho star are
cordially invited. Memchcrs are
privileged to invite a friend and A jol-
ly time is assured.
Votes for Women Meeting.
The meeting of the Votes for Wom-
Sl Cluu VII W. III w V'tIl S'iiS NN'ii
ing in the council chamber of the city
hall and all men and Women are cor
daily invited. Two splendid addresses
will be given. II by Or. j. NJ. Gill
lette on The Initiative and lteferen-
dunn and another by Prof. [" Z.
Birdzell or Woman and North Da-
kota Laws" The hour is s o'clock.
Miss Taylor Leaves To-day.
Miss Mary Taylor who has held a
stenographic position with the Times
Herald business office for the past
three years completes her efficient
service today and Thursday morning
she will take up her new position with
the Rumely Products company. Miss
sociates in the Times-Herald office and
she will he missed by all of them.
Taking Long Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lord and son,
George Curtis of Cando. who are in
Los Angeles, Cal. attending the I'm
perial Shrine gathering. will continue
their trip north through Oregon and
Washington and make their return
way. They will not return to Cando
until some time in June.
To Honor Play Cast.
The L.. c. r. will give an informal
dance in the lodge rooms Saturday
evening in honor of the Young people
Who took part in the play which was
given as the L. G. T. charity at the
Grand q few weeks ago. The council
takes this means of expressing their
appreciation of tho work of the young
people and hope TO make the dance
n of the most ENJOYABLE affairs of
the spring season. All members OF
tho v. c. r tneir wives and sweet
hearts an6 naemhers ot the Dramatic |
club Of Sacred Ee0rt church are COR !
dially irvt.cG.
To Reside ON Summit Avenue. |
Minneapolis Journal: Mr.. ard Mra.
Jared How OF Oakland venue ST.
Padl. have leased the residence Of
Mrs. Wslter i~;Edeke's At 1916 Sum
INIT avenue. st. Paul and will oc-
Miss Margaret E. Rurvel! Of Mime
apo'iF. ind she spent he greater part
OF The winter in Pasadena. Cal.
Mrs. Waiter Lindeke and Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. r. Lindehe will spend the
sumn1e abroad.
Fargo Secretary Resigns.
~ tina, friends of the Y. W. c. A..
learn that Miss Ida NJ. Hoebel. who
recently too up her duties as secre-
tary here. has been obliged to offer
her resignation on accoutn OF Ill
health. Misc Hoebel was detained al
few DAYS in coming to Fargo on the
advice Of her doctor and since COM
ing here II has become necessary that
she give up her work. The board of
directors will meet AT 4 o'clock this
afternoon to act upon her resignation
and make future plans.
Ought Not To
II the price is too high. even ad-
vertising will no sell your property
or OUGHT NOT TO.
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