The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-04
Mrs. j. E. Stevens Home.

Mrs. j.. f. Stevens Home.
Mrs. j. e. Stevens of he North Da-
kota Anti-Tuberculosis society reached
nome last evening after a three weeks
tour through the northern part Of the
state giving lectures on he preven-
ti"h of the white plague and IN the
interests of the state tuberculosis sani-
tarium to be established at Dunseitn.
Mrs. Stevens covered all the towns on
the Great Northern n o lines as
far as Antler and kenmare and gave
In all twenty-five lectures. reaching
LOO people. securing 1917 new men,
bcrs for the association and receiving
contributions for the work that ma
ttrially benefit the much needed fund.
pleased with a trip in this effort in
some time and eeels that great good
has heen accomplished. She vas ac-
ccnpanieG by Mrs. Nellie Nelson of
Northwood who assisted her in tho
work and everywhere they were greet
Ell with exceptionally large audien, cs
who showed great interest and en-
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Nelson
Moi'ght their campaign to a close
Sunday evening at Sarles where an
audience of ESQ people heard the IL
~lustreated lecture n contributed lib
orally to the Offering taken. Excel
lent meetings were held at kenmare.
Imnsfcrd and Russell and in many of
the places the public school, children
were addressed. Ci:izans Interested In
tine promotion of this work for the
prevention of the disease may become
members of the association on pay
ment of 81 and nearly the 200 mark
was reached in this effort.
While at Kenmare George Sauer,
president Of the Mouse River ChautaG-
I M tnl-;toI NT~~ Away or6 Mrs.:
Nelson to spend five days ~lec.urins
there during the season and they have
accepted the invitation. relieving that
a large number of people will ne
reached at that time. The c%hautauqua
opens July ..
Mrs. Nelson who is the mother Of
Ira aid Hale Nelson students at the
property interests in Nortn"ocd and
will devote the entire summer tn as
sisllng Mrs. Stevens in the tuEercn.
;osis work. She has not yet decided
on her future home but undoubtedly
will locate in this city until her sons
finish their college education. She left
this morning for Northwood to COM
olete her business affairs.
| Cars start AT $3.50 O'Clock.
The cars for the drive to Crookston
this evening will leave the Y. w. c. A.
building at $50 o'clock instead of
1880 o'clock as previously announced
and the girls of the Business Girls
club have secured about twenty-five
automobiles to make the trip. More
cars will he secured ny evening so that
others may be accommodated at the
last minute. The promises are splen-
did for a delightful evening drive and
as the object is to raise funds for
sending delegates to the Lake Geneva
conference the girls ought to have Il
big turnout.
II party will nave lunch at
Crookston and n drive about the city
before returning home.
Domestic Art Exhibit.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening
the annual exhibit of domestic art ana
domestic science of the grades and
high school will be held at the Central
school building and the general pub
lie is not only invited but urged to
call and view the work of the stu
dents. The display will include all
the sewing work of the year by pupils
from the grades and high school and
the cooking display will be a special
exhibit, the girls being engaged in it's
preparation this afternoon.
The exhibit will be held in the do
nestle science room of the Central
school building Int the hours are
from 2 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon
and from Z to 8 o'clock in the even
ing.
Civic Work at Arvilla.
Mrs. Graham Williamson of Arvilla
HI returned recently from spending
the winter months in Los Angeles,
Cal. ieEin the city today for a visit
with friends and to do a little shop
ping. Since returning from the coast
Mrs. Williamson has taken active in
terest in the civic Improvement work
at Arvilla and reports that through
the efforts of the Civic Improvement
league Arvilla now possesses a park
that in a short time will be the pride
of the village. This a 800 trees
have been set out and all are growing
nicely.
To Spend Summer Away.
Mrs. w. Fl. Drummond Of North
Fourth street n her two children.
Wesley and Elsie, r making pre-
partitions to leave within a fortnight
for Illinois for an all summers visit.
They will visit in several different
cities. first with Mrs. Drummond's SIS
ter in Moline, then at Quincy with her
mother and with other relatives else
where. They will return just in time
for the opening of school in Septem-
Der.
900
Guests at Robertson Home.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Robertson and
their baby daughter. Florence. have
arrived from Minneapolis for a visit
with Mr.. Rohertson's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. f. P. Robertson of University
Place. Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson do no
plan to return to Minneapolis and
tmay locate in this city.