The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-15

Miss o. Myhra, Arthur. ~. Tod 3,aar
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Riley. and family
of Mapleton have moved to Fargo and
will reside on Sixth avenue north, .,., "A
host of friends of the genial profess
sor will welcome him and his estim- |
able family to the city. aa,.,,,,s
900
Peter Elliott and Miss Margaret ac-
eompanied Miss Mae to Boston Where
she will study music.
Mrs. f. J. Weiser and children have
returned from Ortonville, Mfnh.b! and
will be at home this winterHif n the
Rose home. '.'4 '"'"
Miss Ella o. Maxwell, formerly cash
Ter in the Hub restaurant, and1tN!Eim
Jones, an employee at Prizes cafe, were
married at the home of the bride, in
Excelsior MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. j ones
will make their home in Fargo They
have secured apartments int !Btrchah
flats. ." !" "h
900 .s4d zaG aa6
Mrs. Maurice Kaufman has returned
home after a four weeks visit in the
east. 3HOr95I
NS%|
A very pleasant and profitable, eyep-
ing was spent by the Entries Nous club
at the home of Miss Minnie Schnee-
berger last Thursday. 's" ~"
900 " .ti"a'A s
1 DR.. K. H. Mallarian left this MORN
1 ing on the Northern PacificsIfor Los
/ Angeles, Cal, via the Uniop1 Pacific.
The doctor will stop in Fresno5 Cal,
1 for two weeks to look over his fruit
farm, which is operated by his BROTH
err. On his way back to Fargo DIR.
Mallarian will stop over in Omaha,
where he will represent the interests
of the North Dakota membership OF
the M. b. A., at the supreme leenven-
i ton of that order The idoctofo VIII
be gone about four weeks. 9s"lsa sIb
900 Ia'@ =. a
Mrs. A. B. Walker has aqFeturneo
from two weeks visit toGthe'3tsTtn
cities. 100 'a2GiQ
Mrs. Chas Bohnsack is .enteTta anime
at her home this week, her sistar,3 Mrs
| VIM. Ebeling and sons, Walter ana
Earnest. from Bellinghamd Washvng %
IL --,r.s @cDn "a d, at,{sfo.,r,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bohnsack have
again returned to their home In; ethfi
city in order to start the children t.
school. GsytA9
Their many friends in the city will
regret the decision of Mr.. aid Mrs
| Chauncey E. Wheeler to LEAVES the cit.
| for an indefinitely extended aseiongl
abroad. They expect to sail for Iu
! rope in October, and in theomean tim
| are disposing of their household furni
ture at private sale. Fargo soctet
will greatly miss Mr.. and Mrs. Wheel
err, but they will carry with them tn
best wishes of a host Of stFlsnasa
900 ,,,,,.
In celebration of their fifteenth wed
!, ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
:. ter w. Tousley entertained few
!. their friends at their home, 8f0 Sev
: enth street south, last evening: Tn
: guests who numbered about .. dozel
were for the most part FORMER RESI-
dents of GLENDALE, the old hoIf1e {
d Mr. and Mrs. Tnusley The-sHsain
e was, spent imam informal nanne
II Games were played, severaf ffftssie'
numbers were rendered, refreshmeni
were served and general god tin
: enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs Tousiey wei
I. the recipients of number ofAhaF
| some gifts Most of them w&ek@
glass pieces suitable to crystaA swef
ding celebration.
w. r. Matson of Jannest6wn WI
: among the days guests iatz thei Wa
dorf. 1sg.fT9ybg tt
II Mrs. E. A. Henderson qeftN hHrSdi
- morning on the North EoaSD List
= for the home of her daughter MI
- Clara Henderson Roberts an Wfn0n
= Mimi, where she expects ~ make, p
future home. Mrs. Hendefson W
one of F'argo's pioneer residents al
az owned much property I'M the city II
ne following is a partial list of proper
Irecently sold by this estimahie, Ia
and business woman, whom the eli
s. zens are sorry to lose: The Hende
sit son block, named after Mr.. Hspde
r. son. and sold some time ago to Mau
ice Kaufman for some 10000: I
HAYNES home was sold two wears al
40 the original Henderson, home onsEsgh
street south and Eighth avenuA5n'
~ owned and occupied by IT. T. Ora