Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-07

Gave Reception for Priest.
Langdon Democrat: On Friday ev-
ening Of last week the members of st.
Alphonsus court No. sos, of the Cath
special session In their hall. presided
over by Chief Ranger John Sheehan
with Father O'Driscoll, the retiring
pastor Of st. Alphonsus parish as their
guest of honor. Many of the assem-
bled members in eloquent speeches
commended highly the work that has
been accomplished by him during his
those points in his administration
that we're most appealing to them.
At the close of the speeches. Mr.. Shee-
han, in his capacity as chief ranger
of st. Alphonsus court, with few
well chosen remarks presented Father
O'Driscoll with a purse of gold as re-
membrance from the brethren of the
appreciation of his kind services to
them. At the conclusion of the ses-
sion an elaborate luncheon, such as
only Mr.. Frank j. Stable, the courts
secretary, could prepare, was served
and thoroughly enjoyed by all. The
occasion was one that will long linger
in the memories Of those who were
made by Father O'Driscoll, in short
address, it also afforded him much
pleasure and JOY.
Rebekal Lodge Meeting.
The Rebekah lodge will hold it's
| regular meeting Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. Re-
freshments will be served and all
members are urged to be present.
Returned to Larimorc.
Miss Hazel Edison of Larimore and
Miss Mary Louise Turner. who were
guests at the home Of Miss Margaret
| Sergeant on Reeves avenue, returned
to Larimore yesterday. Miss Sargent
entertained informally at luncheon
Saturday at her home in honor of
Miss Edison.
Will Teach at Beach.
Miss Luella Coe will leave Tuesday
for Beach, N. D.. where she will take
charge of the domestic science depart
ment in the school this year. Miss
Coe recently returned from a pleasant
visit with friends at I-arimore and
Inkster.
Inter Sc Society Meets.
The Inter Sc society of the First
Methodist church will meet Tuesday
evening at o'clock at the home of
Miss Ethel Fordney. 732 North Fifth
street. All young ladies of the church
are cordially invited.
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Home From Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Olson and two
children Nell and Allen have arrived
home from Woodstock. ILL.,, where
they have spent the summer months
visiting relatives.
| The Coast of Bohemia.
There is land not charted on all
| charts,
Though many mariners have touched
it's coast,
Who. far adventuring in those distant
parts,
Meet shipwerck there and are fore
ever lost:
Or if they e'er return, are soon once
Borne far away by hunger for that
magic shore.
Its mystic mountains on the horizon
piled
Some mariners have glimpsed when
| driven far
Out of life's measured course by
I tempests wild,
Or lured therefrom by the erratic
They chose as pilot, till their errant
guide
Drew them resistlessly within it's
witching tide.
For oft, they tell who know its sap
phire strand,
The golden haze enfolding it hangs
low,
And those who careless steer may
miss the land
Embosomed in the sunsets purple
glow.
Its lights mistaken for the evening
stars,
Its music for the surf-beat on it's
golden bars.
Young Jason found it when he daunt-
less sought
The golden fleece by Colchiss perilous
And in his track full many an argonut
Hath found the rare fleece of his
golden dream.
And at the last, Ulysses-like, surcease
From sorrows dole and labors heavy
! prease.
One voyager charted it for every age
From azure rim to starry mountain
core;
A nameless player on the worlds
great stage,
He spread his sails. adventured to
| that shore