The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-19
GRAFTON

Grafton. n. d., May 19.-Mrs. Dam
seriield and daughter Matte returned
Illesday from Oklahoma City, Okla.
where they spent several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and Mrs.
Chas Pierce autoed tn Mimic on We'd
hesday and We're guests at the Evans
home.
Mrs. j. j. D%ougherty, Florence and
Walter We're here from Park River on
Wednesday afternoon.
W.. NJ. Prince and Chas. Miller left
II first of h week for Edmonton,
Where they will attend to business.
DIR. w. j. Cryderman left Thursday
evening for Fargo to attend the State
Dental association meetings.
j: Il. Olafson of Gardar was a
business visitor here on Tuesday.
y; a. Sorenson left Friday for St.
faul to attend to business matters.
Father Sevigny of st. Thomas visit
ed mere With Father Turcottc on
Tuesday.
Nate Cpham was in the city on
THURSDAY evening on his way home to
i)raNton from Grand Forks.
Il. %. Hellstrom transacted business
here on Wednesday evening.
Dr.. and Mrs. J.. P. Ryan passed
through this city Friday morning on
their way to McGregor. Manitoba.
Chas. Pierce will arrive this even
ing from Mandan to spend a week
here with relatives.
The following teachers wrote at the
examinations held at the court house
last week:
Francis Lederich, Ruth Sterling
Jennie Rasmussen. Mabel Hellerud.
Ida o. Brende. Ida Klev Of Grafton;
Mary Coffey. Mary McHugh, Tillie
RNrne and Mamie Gillespie of Mimic,
blanche Collette, Mary Pare of Oak
wood. Mary Brosseau. Ethel Savard of
Drayton, Frances Feeney, Florence
Connors of Ardock. Christine McKeno
zie, Hilda Dahl of Hoople. Ruth Rod
gers, Crystal: Gertrude Guam of st.
Ihomas and George Lundberg of
Fairdahl.
The Ladies' Aid of the United Llth-
eran church held their meeting in the
church parlors on Thursday after
noon. a number of friends took lunch
With them at 3 o'clock.
Such a large proportion Of the To-
cal high school students We're in at
tendance at the track meet on Friday
and saturday in Grand Forks that
school Was not called on Friday, not
enough students being present. to
make it advisable to conduct classes.
Charles hoffman received a gold
medal for winning the pole vault ron
test held in Fargo last Saturday. He
is a member of the track team and
with Floyd Scidmore. Vernon Omlie,
Ray Nollman, Marvel Nelson and
Donald Mccarthy represent Grafton at
the state meet held in Grand Forks
today.
Mrs. Parr of Fork. Mimi, visited
friends here on Thursday.
The Commercial club met on Tues
day evening INC elected officers as
follows: 4".
President. L. Cashel. Jr.
Vice President-G. S. Hager.
Secretary-A. f. Cobb.
Treasurer-M. H. Sprague.
Miss Bertha Newlander went to
Grand Forks on Friday morning to
visit with friends.
w. ]. Mulloy returned Thursday
evening from a two weeks trip in the
western part Of the state.
Murdo Mc1ver spent Thursday here
from Crystal visiting relatives.
Misses Mcguire, Thompson and
York Were hostesses to a company of
lady friends on Wednesday evening
at a party n the domestic science
room.
e. j. Trosper left Friday morning
for Grand Forks to spend a couple of
days on business.
jill. Frame transacted business at
Reynolds on Monday evening.
Miss Ruby Jackson went to Grand
Forks on Friday to visit a couple OF
days with friends. 49,