The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-01

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In an the dull seasons OF the usual
dun times none have equalled in dull
ness the DAYS that are passing now
OF course just now the unfavorable
weather conditions are an obstacle ID
any form 81 social amusement for ID
attempt entertainments Of any nature
in the face Of lowering clouds and
threatening oownpour, is at least haz.
ardous. True ii is that a hopeful
gleam, a ppcared in the luncheons given
for popular bride-elect during the
week. There are rurnors of approach
ing nuptials, heretofore unsuspected.
and it Is always well to hold ones self
in readiness for a surprise.
Mr. and Mrs. a. Fs Rogers left
Wednesday morning for their home IN
Detroit Mich. Enroute they viii visit
in st. Paul and Chicago.
Mrs. sB Wasem spent Decoration
Day at Dickinson. N. ID.
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After nearly months soiourn in
the far west Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank
Treat returned home last Saturday
They accompanied the party of Shrin-
ers to the annual gathering held in
Los Angeles, Mr.. Treat being a dele
gate and at the close Of the convention
started northward. making trip along
the Pacific coast They visited San
francisco, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria,
Vancouver and other cities and Mr.
Treat states that during the journey
he greeted some forty former Fargoans
who are now residing on the Pacific
coast and all of whom seem to be
prospering.
Leaving the Pacific coast, Mr.. and
Mrs Treat completed their trip home
over the Canadian Pacific to Winnipeg,
thence over the Great Northern to
Fargo.
Mrs r. M. Yarrow and son spent
Sunday at Wahpeton the guests of
Mrs Yarrow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fox,
Miss Minnie and Eva Hector are
expected home sunday from Boston.
Miss Maria Barnes left Tuesday for.
<Briton. S, d.. where she viii be the,
guest Of Mrs. Walton Thorpe.
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G. A. Chamberlain the pioneer rail-
way mail clerk on the Milwaukee road,
is rejoicing over the gSth birthday of
his wife's mother. Mrs. Thurza Dudley,
of Ortonville, Mimi The old lady is
now in the best Of health and has all.
her faculties She was born May 2s.
1909
Miss Mary Benton delightfully."- enter
tanned a few young lady friends in
formally at tea Friday afternoon,
Mrs. III. w. Gearey Ii at Rockford,
III, visiting for month or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Myers Of Grand
Forks attended the EPISCOPAL convo-
cation here the fore part of the week
Nss2s
Mrs. Frank Rall delightfully."- enter
tanned with thimble bee Thursday
afternoon complimentary to Mrs
Frank G. Jewett Of Hibbing. Mimi.
A fine baby boy was born Sunday
morning to Mr. and Mrs. M. NJ
Hatcher.
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Quite a number Of Fargo ladies' went
over to Moorhead to attend the "at
home" of Mrs W. r, Tillots0n, who
gave a ] o'clock lunch The company
was most congenial one. and the aft
ernoon was pleasantly spent In cards,
and other amusements,
The wedding OF Miss Vera Virginia
Morrow, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs
J. W. Morrow. of Sis Eighth street,
south and John Nicholas Thelen will
be solemnized Wednesday evening.
June 8. Both bride and groom elect
are popular and hold the high regard
of the people Of Fargo Miss Morrow
Is a charming womanly young Iadgs
who counts her friends by the hund
reds. She has always been a social
favorite in Fargo, and Mr.. Thelen Is to
be congratulated in winning for a |
bride so estimable young woman.
The groom Is a worthy young man. a
graduate of the law department Of the
Minnesota university, and is we'll |
known in social circles In Fargo I'll
viii be q home wedding the pretty |
ring service Of the Episcopal church
being used In the ceremony. The
bride elect will be attended by Miss
Grace Perlev, maid OF honor while |
the groom elects best man win be
Otto j. Morrow. Miss Dorothea Dodge, |
of Minneapolis, and Miss Ethel Sweet
will be ribbon bearers, with pretty !,
little Margaret Hunter carrying all
beautiful rose with the ring hidden in8
Its petals Miss Dagney Nelson win
have charge Of the guest book and
Miss aeannette Mcintyre Will render
choice vocal selections. Great EalIs,
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