The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-09
Visiting Fargo Relatives.

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Visiting Fargo Relatives.
Mrs. Fred Talbot and her little son,
Master Frederick Hall have gone to
Mr.. Talbot's parents and with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hall, relatives Of Mrs. Tai
bot.
Golden Rod Club Meets.
The members Of the Golden Rod
club enjoyed a delightful afternoon to-
day as guests Of Mrs. George NJ. Red
lick at her home on South Fourth
This was the first Of the win
ter's meetings and a large number
were present. Mrs. Redick served a
lunch at the close of the aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Cory at Aberdeen.
Mrs. E. NJ. Cory left last evening
for Aberdeen. S. D.. in response to a
message announcing the death Of her
brothers wife. Mrs. Clyde Peavy. and
the serious illness Of her father,
Louis Peavy. a former resident OF
Bathgate. The death Of Mrs. Peavy
very sudden but the message did
not give the cause.
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Visiting ut Corliss Home.
Cards received today from Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Sargent and daughter,
Margaret who started on their win.
te-'s travels several days ago. locate
them in Portland. Ore. where they
are enjoying a delightful visit az
guests Of Judge and Mrs. Guy c. H
Corliss and family, former residents
Corliss and family. former prominent
residents Of this city. After leaving
pnPt1anA hfp onA Ne. oo,->-x lit
start for southern California and ex,
pect to be in Los Angeles in a fort.
night.
Knights Open Season Tonight.
The winter season of dancing will
be opened in Grand Forks this evening
with the Knights Of Columbus al
hosts. The knights give their opening
"a IN the club rooms in the Metro.
polttan block and 1t will be a formal
junction OF elegant appointment. The
FINLEY four piece orchestra will rem.
der a program concert in the parlor.
from $3.50 until 9 o'clock and dancine
Will continue until l o'clock. Supper
will be served In buffet style in the
club parlors at II o'clock and pro.
grams will be used. The knights are
prepared to entertain a large com.
PohS VI SuCSl6 lnIS 0venlnR.
100
Leave for Homes Today.
Mrs. Frank Vierhus and her daugh.
ter. Mrs. E. s. Loomis, and little sor
leave today for their homes in Aleoa
Texas. after spending the entire sum.
mer In Minnesota and North Dakota
While here Mrs. Vierhus and her
daughter have been guests Of Mrs
Vierhus' sister. Mrs. A. Kaufman, bu,
have also visited with relatives
at Wells. Mimi. Bemidji, Mimi, and
Erocket. They have enjoyed their
visit thoroughly and have been the
recipients of numerous r.etty sociai
Miss Lima Kline Married.
n news Of the marriage at Hayre,
Mont, OF Miss Lima Kline who was a
popular member Of the younger so.
eie1y set Of this city for several years
Min De received with unusual interes,
lr this City. Mr.. Carl Welldorn, q
young business man Of Havre, was the
mar Of her choice and the weddine
took place at the home Of Superin.
tcnccnt and Mrs. F. D. Kelsey. former
residents of this city. No particular
OF the happy ceremony have been re-
cciVed but Mr.. and Mrs. Welldorn viii
to reside in Havre.
Inc young bride made her last visit
to this city In June when she was the
guest OF her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
MRS. "A q. Schulthies of Belmont ave.
nue., ana at that time she gave out nc
hint Of the approaching event. From
Eere h went to Iowa to visit her
mother and then returned to Havre
she has held a position with
superintendent Kelsey for the mast
two years.
Church Meetings Today.
Mrs. J. G. Moore is hostess this aft.
ernoon to the regular meeting Of the
Woman's Home Missionary society OF
the Methodist church. Mrs. H. n
Healy is in charge Of the program and
VIII read a paper on The Industrial
Homes OF the Spanish Speaking PEG.
pie" A social hour with refreshments
Will conclude the afternoons program,
The Baptist Aid society is holding
its regular meeting in the church a
lors as guests Of Mrs. W. s. Bege. Mrs
~. G. Benner and Mrs. H. K. Geist
Mrs. N. ]. Nelson is in charge Of the
missionary program and refreshments
Will be served. Plans for the rum.
mage sale will be made and a new vice
president elected.
oAtS oN1lO slS IUS0IluK IN Ine
parish hall this afternoon for a work
meeting and will finish making the
window drapes which were donated
several days ago. The date for. the
christmas sale also will be set.
AZ the Presbyterian church the
iadies are giving Il dime social and
holding a work meeting. Mrs. VIII.
liam Leggett and Mrs. c. e. Brawne,
are the hostesses assisted by the ladiei
OF the tenth district.
w. II. G. Rummage Sale.
The ladies' Of the Women's RELIEF
CoIps VIII mold a rumrnage sale Frida,
and Saturday Of this week at at Kitt'
son avenu and all members of tn.
crops are urged to solicit donation,
n have them at the building earl,
Friday morning.
For Months. =.
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