Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-27
WILLISTON

Wi'liston. ND. Aug. 27.-rom-
pany Il left here last Friday on No. T..
accompanying other state companies
10 the annual instruction ami at
Sparta. Wis. About - men with Cap
tain Evans made tho trip.
A Very pretty and Impressive cere-
monv took place AT 1873 Washington
avenue TUESDAY. when two couples
were united in marriage. The con-
tracing parties wern Harvey A.. Glass
and Mary NJ. Graen"p. and Ernest w.
crocnvald and Bessie p%riscoll. all of
this city. Rev. F.. Lewis Wall. pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
performed the ceremony. The brides
wer" hecom.nsly eowned in brown
ard white six Respectively. while the
Grooms wore The conventional black.
Immediately after the ceremon the
bridal party repaired to the Columbia
hotel. wher, they partook nr a most
snn1ptuous renast. The newlyweds
will reside in Williston.
William Wattam and wife left last
week for a visit wit hrelatives in An
gus. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.. vanderhof en-
tertained Il few friends at an elahor-
ate dinner Tuesday evening in honor
of Mrs. Van Cleye of Minot.
A. Perkins .hfdH thes early part of
the week 1orss5ssfe4eland, Ohio" to at
tend the oldSsoldfsrs' reunion Of the
103rd Ohio regiment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Dickinson and
daughter left Tuesday morning for
Portal. N. D.. to Visit. Mr.. Dickinson
Will also make a business trip to Can
ada before returning home.
Will Miller of Minneapolis. one of
the members of the Williston Mill
company. spent several days in Willis
ton this week on business.
Mrs. c. ID. Mulloy entertained a
party of her lady friends last Friday
in honor of Mrs. Van Cleve Of Minot,
formerly of Williston. The afternoon
passed rapidly as the guests busted
themselves with their fancy work. A
sumptuous luncheon was served by
the hostess during the afternoon,
Miss Grace Murphy. who has beer
visiting her brother and his family in
this city, returned to her home in
Minneapolis the early part of the
week..
A very pretty affair was given by
Miss Polly Void at the home of her
sister, Mrs #. r. Bergman, last Sat
urday night. Music and cards were
the amusemonts of the evening, after
which an elaborate luncheon was serv-
Cd. The following young ladies were
present: Misses Nellie Davidson. Pc
ira Hovind. Eunice Innis, Adele
Mounger, Mabel E;dsncss, Emma OIL
son, Emma Pierson. Bertha Lent. Vel
ma Du Puts, Lena, Edith and Ethel
Crow, Helen diversion, Geneva Lukens
and Mildred Mcmillan.
Mrs. James II Cooper left this
week for an extended trip by the
lakes to Cleveland, Ohio, and Detroit,
Mich.
l.. n. Stien left the latter part of
tho week for Detroit. Mich. to trans
act business with the Maxwell Auto
company. Already Stein E. Jenson
have received three 1915 cars and ex-
pect to get "a more Immediately.
John Shikany and A.. G. Kassias
started the first of h week on a
pleasure and business trip to Dulut:1.
Chicago and the Minnesota state far.
The Williston Mill company has an
other large warehouse under construc-
ton just west of The plant. This was
necessary to facilitate handling the in
creasins business.
a very impressive event took place
at the Methodist parsonage last We'd
nesday when Elmer Landes and Helen
Brevik. both Of W:lliston. We're united
in marriage. Rev. E. Lewis Wall per
formed the ceremony. The bride was
most becomingly dressed in white silk.
They will make Williston their home
for several months whcn they will
go to their claim in Montana.