The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-26
GRAFTON

Grafton. \. D.. Feb. 2s.-Mr. and
Mrs. Marcus knutson of Hampden.
who have been attending the auto
show at Grand Forks spent Sunday
here on their way home as the guests
ct Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mead.
NJ. H. Sprague spent last Thursday
between trains in Grand Forks.
Henry Williams has returned home
from the agricultural college at Fargo,
which he has been attending since
last fall.
The boys and girls basketball
teams from the high school drove to
Park River las, Friday afternoon
where they played in the evening.
Mrs. J. f. Gray and Miss York chap
eEoned the girls team.
Last Thursday afternoon. the La
dies Aid OF the United Lutheran
church was entertained in the church
parlo-s by Mesdames Swiggu.n, Berg
and jacobson.
Miss Beulah McGlinch Went 70 Min
to on Friday evtning and spent Sat
ur6ay and Sunday.
John Pii!er left las, Week for Leeds
where he has purchased a moving pic.
ture show outfit. He will operate
shows at Leeds and TownsT.
Sir. and Mrs. w. A. Macarthur re-
turned to their home in Minneapolis
after visiting here a, the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Chandler spent
the pas week i; MISUNDERSTANDING
the State Undertakes Convention.
Mr.. Chandler was elected as a mem
Der Of the executive board.
F. H. Sprague returned the first
part of the week from d business trip
TO Minneapolis.
Beginning last evening. Lenten
evange!istic services Will he held in
the Methodist church. Re-. a. ".
Brown Of Park River will assist the
pastor.
Paul Durand of Fork, Mimi. was a
business visitor here last Thursday.
Mrs. Reese of Grand Forks arrived
Friday evening and remained Veg
Saturday conducting china painting
lessons.
This evening Rev. ]. II. oxreider
Will give a lecture on India in the
Baptist church.
The Grafton band are arranging for
d concert to be held March IS. a
minstrel show is also on the program.
Messrs. Callahan OF Mimic spent
Sunday here visiting With friends.
Miss Tillie Desautel came in from
Acton and spent Sunday With her par-
ents
Miss Barbara Farr is spending a
few days az Hensel visiting With reia-
tives.
W. ]. MuIloy. who has been collcc-
tor for the Rumley with
headquarters at Minot, has been trans
ferred to this territory and will he
= hlc IN crrnS nnnct ~ hit. Si-- rnrc
again.
Miss Edna Jones was down from
Auburn orer Saturday.
Miss Lila McGiinch Of Grand Forks
spent Monday here as the CUES of her
sister.
Mrs. N. Feldman lief, Thursday
evening for Red Wing, Mimi. to make
her future home with her son.
The ladies of st. James Guild held
a Martha Washington tea in the G. a.
r. hall last Saturday afternoon. The
hall was prettily decorated and a large
number called during the afternoon
To visit the relic table and have re-
fceshmsnts.
". j. Mulloy went to Grand Forks
Monday evening on business.
Mrs. Parr Of Fork. Mimi, spent
Monday and Tuesday here as the guest
of Mrs. H. G. Sprague.
NJ. Nlasek spent last zee at Lark
in visiting with his daughter, Mrs. ELL
Pravada.
Miss Alma Blakely went to Grand
Forks Saturday evening and remained
over Sunday.
Russell Rinde of Hoople spent Mon
day here with his uncle, X. H. Rindc.
Rev. II. G. Glenn left Tuesday cven-
ing for Moorhead where he will at
tend a conference of the Red River
Valley ministers association.
Johannes 6. HoppsrStad filed. his
petition for naturalization papers in
Office of the clerk OF court on Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Hanson was the guest
Of Grand Forks friends on Sunday.
Chris. johnson Of Hoople transact.
ed business matters here on Tuesday.
A number Of friends went to Hoople
on Saturday to attend the funeral OF
E. 6. Parkins. Mrs. Parkin's funeral
was held on Friday from the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John AL
men.
Mrs. NJ. Robbins returned to Grand
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