Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-05
visiting in the City.

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Mrs. g. A. Leber Of jamestown,
n. D., is a visitor In the city this week.
Sne 10 president Of the woman's aux
association and is here to attend the
druggists convention. :
Visiting Relatives Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Wolfe Of 4ls
Second avenue are entertaining as
their guest for a few weeks, Mr..
Wolfe,s mother, Mrs. J. e. Wolfe Of
Minneapolis.
Returned to Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Severyn have re-
turned to their home in Devils Lake
after visiting for few days at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. L. II, Thomp-
son Of South Fourth street. Mrs,
Thompson and Mrs. severyn are sis
tere.
VIII Leave for Devils Lake.
Miss. Echo Turner will leave Sat-
urday morning for Devils Lake to
spend Sunday as the guest Of Misses
Pauline and. Olga serumgard. Miss
Madeline Turner is visiting for few
days at the home Of Miss Evangeline
Maher in that city.
Wedding at Fargo.
Last evening at o'clock In Fargo
occurred the marriage of Miss Lettie
Altha Miller Of Page, N. D., to Carl
NJ. Miller Of Fargo. Rev. Thomas j.
Graham oft1ciated. in the presence Of
q email company of friends. The
wedding took place at the newly fur
nished home Of the groom.
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Home from Alaska.
Miss Fanny Smith, who has been
ka for the past few months, has ar
rived home to visit for some time with
her brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. W. Smith. Miss Smith visited in
Seattle Spokane for several months
before leaving for Alaska, where she
visited friends in Douglas, Junea, Sit.
ka and Ketchikan. She reports a
most delightful time and is planning
on returning to Alaska to take the
Yukon trip.
Guests at Carter Home.
Misses Edith and Grace Ball Of
California. who have been travelling
through the eastern states for the past
few week6, have arrived in the city
to spend several days, visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L...H: Carter Of
Belmont avenue. Both young ladies
are former residents Of Grand Forks
and ars the daughters of Mrs. W.; L.
Grant, who resided here until about
eight years ago..
Working for Suffrage.
: Devils Lake Journal: Mrs Richard
Burke 'sister-in-law Of U. 8. Treasurer
Burke, who came to North Dakota
from Boise, Idaho, to help the SUI
frage cause, has commenced her work
In this district. speaking last evening
at Churchs Ferry. Mrs. Burke in
tends to spend, about couple Of
weeks In each district.
Mrs. Burke rs pleasing and con-
Vincing public speaker who will be
Of inestinaable value to the workers
for equal suffrage. Mrs. Burke 10
known as a woman Of sincerity and
one who has long studied
political economy and been familiar
with modern movements and the very
fact that she has espoused the cause
will win 1t many friends. Many who
have previously been Indifferent will
now realize that 1t is a live issue that
must be treated ana will stop to con-
sider It's merits. When resident Of
this state, Mrs. Burke was strongly
opposed to equal suffrage, but after
she had watched tho women Of idaho
voting for two years and had seen the
effects. she changed ier mind and
now thinks that woman cannot ac-
complish all she should for tho good
Of her country unless she can use the
ballot.
Mrs. Burke will be accompanied on
her travels by a number Of efiicient
local workers.. Mrs. Elisabeth Butts
10 with her at present. and In Tow
nsr county Miss May1ns sorenson will
travel with her. IN Rolette she will
be assisted by Mrs. L. D. Cooler and
Mrs. Packard.