The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-29
Gave Farewell pinner.

tess last evening when h aNe Il
prettily appointed dinner party as a
farewell to her brother and sister-in-
Who leave soon for their future home
IN San Francisco. Cal. Miss Gallagher
entertained at her home on North
seventh street and a company Of four
teen close friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gallagher were favored with invita-
tons. The table appointments were
10 yellow with a basket Of chrvsan-
themums as a centerpiece and a de.
lieious turkey feast was served. The
place cards were adorned with scenes
suggestive Of travel and the sentiments
were read by each guest as they were
seated.
Old Residents Return.
Pembina Pioneer Express: Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Appleby Of Seattle
Vincent looking over the old land
marks of childhood days besides land
interests in Kittson county Inherited
from his father. Rev. T. H. NJ. Y. Ap.
pleby. who occupied the Episcopal
pulpit here in the eighties. Mr. .Ap.
pleby says his father and mother are
making their home in England and
his older brother and wife live in
Norway. while he is engaged in the
banking business in Seattle. It was
Rev: Mr.. Appleby who raised the
Grace church.
Mrs. Sticklcy Improves.
Mrs. W. A. Stickley Of Kenmare. a
we'll known club oma whose hus-
band was connected with the Even.
ing Times in this city for several
weeks the past summer. has Just re.
turned from Hunters Hot Springs.
Mont. where she went in search OF
health and the following item is from
the Bismarck Tribune:
by her mother. Mrs. Thompson, visit
ed with Mr.. Stickley OF the Tribune
over Sunday. The two had been to
Hunters Hot Springs and were on
their return to Valley City. Mrs. Stick
ley has been i'll for over two years.
n had gone to the springs in the
hopes Of receiving some help. She
feels a little improved. Both ladies
left this forenoon on No. I for Valley
City where they will remain this win.
ter.
October State Weddings.
A pretty home wedding at walhalla
Wednesday at high noon was that OF
and Mrs. Samuel Harvey OF that city,
land Mr.. James Brocklehurst Of Ban.
try. Only close friends Of the family
made up the company Of guests and
Rev. w. Z. Water of the Methodist
Ichurch performed the ceremony. Miss
Hester Harvey played the wedding
music and another sister, Miss Keitha
Harvey. was bridesmaid. Lloyd Har.
vey was best a After the wedding
breakfast the young couple left for
Bantry where they will be at home
after November 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Turnbull OF
Fessenden have issued invitations fol
the marriage Of their daughter. Flor.
the same city. The wedding viii be
solemnized at 4 o'clock this afternoon
lat the German Baptist church in FEES.
senden.
Miss Grace Satherwaite of Ross and
ROY Williams. a young business mar
OF Stanley. were quietly married By
Rev. Thornell Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church at Stanley. After a short trir
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will 20 t.
housekeeping in Stanley.
A pretty wedding at DeerinK wal
that OF Miss Nellie Fast and Verne
Barnes which was solemnized Tues.
DAY at o'clock at the Baptist church
n bridesmaids we're Miss Frances
Grilley and Miss Mary D. Wilson
while h groomsmen were Fred Fas
land Glenn Barnes. Rev. Anderson
performed the nuptial service and 6
large company OF relatives were pres
lent. ~
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