The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-24

, Grafton: N: D.: Sept. s4.-Mrs. q
Forks visiting with friends.
Rev. E. c. Biiier returned Frida,
morning from Sioux. Falls. S. 5.
where he spent q few days with rela.
tives. .,% 0"
MIR land Mrs. F. II. sprasue ,e,,
sunday morning for Minneapolis
where they will spend some time In
hopes that a change will be Of bene.
ut 10 Mr.. Sprague's health.
Mrs. VIM. Wynne and Sadie return
co Ihursday evening from Elva. Mani
,ona' having spent the summe there
WIN MT. and Mrs. Francis Bland.
Mrs. J. H. Frame went to Winnipeg
visit. wy"
Mrs. ]: E. Gray returned Friday
evening from a months visit with
relatives at Minneapolis.
Rev. Mccullough left Monday for
the south where he will spend the
winter months.
The funeral Of Mrs. s. T. Berg who
died last Wednesday was held on Sat.
urdaN afternoon from the United Lu.
theran church.
Jack Henry came down from Cava-
Tier saturday evening and remained
oNSi SuIIu1S with friends.
Miss Blanche Mcdonald left last
tuesday for the a. C.. at Fargo where
she will continue her course in do
nestle science.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Lcdurch went to
Grand Forks or Saturday evening for
a short visit.
Attorney Ed. Garvey returned to
Cavalier last Thursday after a short
visit here.
Attorney jeff Myers returned Thurs
day from Langdon where he attended
district court.
w. w. Reyleck came up from
Crookston Saturday evening and re-
manned over Sunday With his family.
Miss Selma Oberg returned last
Thursday from Hoople where she
visited with her brother.
Miss Constance Arholt went to
Grand Forks on Friday evening for a
few days visit.
DIR. F. w. Deason of st. Thomas
was in the city Monday morning.
Miss Mamie McCann went to Grand
Forks on Sunday to visit With friends.
Mr.. Mowbray came down from
Glasston Friday evening and spent
Saturday.
Misses Francis Myers. cena sprague,
NNoSSA dIlu NtIuOH 0DIdku0
and Cyrie Glaspel and Thorvald Dahl
LETT Tuesday morning for the univer-
s1ty. where they will take up their va
rious courses.
The Ladies' Aid OF the United Luz
theran church, were entertained last
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. knut Anderson.
Mesdames j. c. Suter and G.. w.
Foosman have issued invitation for a
card party at the Suter home on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. David McAuley and her daugh-
ter of Minneapolis visited here last
week with another daughter. Miss Nc
Auley of the Chicago store.
Leo Hennessey of St. Thomas visit
ed here on Monday with Newell
Chandler. Mr.. Hennessey was enroute
to the university to continue his
studies.
Miss Wayne Lewis returned Monday
morning to Minneapolis after a short
visit here with her mother. Mrs. j..
D. Lewis.
Rev. Glenn addressed the high
school students at the c~onvocation pc
Rod last Friday morning on Life
Building"
Mr.. and Mrs. David Foley. former
residents of this City, are expected this
wen AAOul AaCoIIIA. "dSil.s 10 WISH
their son. James Foley.
Miss Nan Norris of Grand Forks is
visiting here with Mrs. G.. W. McIn-
tyre.
Miss Lois Tombs left Monday morn
ing for the university where she will
attend school.
Bruce Jackson of Winnipeg spent
Sunday and Monday here with his
parents.
Mrs. J. F. Dougherty returned the
first Of the week from Park River
where she visited with relatives.
Otto Bestul of Wisconsin visited last
week with his brother. ]. ]. Bestul.
During the past week. Fred Moore
sold his property to Peter Breims and
purchased the home Of ]. j. Mailer.
Elmo Blakely Of Ontario accepted
the position as linesman with the
Northwestern Telephone company.
Mrs. S. Thomas of Winnipeg visited
last week with her son. w. r. Thomas.
Miss Alma Monson has accepted a
position in the auditors Office at the
court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nelson went to
Petersburg on Thursday to visit with
relatives.