The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-16

the offices of the Meredith Wholesale
Drug Co.
w ]. Emerson mas returned from a
tour of Mexico.
Hon. Frank j. Thompson has been at
Bismarck attending a meeting of the
state library commission, and then
went to Dickinson to visit his mother
and brother.
Charles Wilson, a prominent Perth
agriculturalist was a visitor in Fargo
today
Walter Green, the well known Ma
pleton farmer, spent last night and d
part of today in this city, stopping ut
the Elliott
Alexander Moug, one or Pages pros
porous farmers, is here looking after
some business matters.
Albert Langdon of Berlin arrived in
Fargo last night to attend school.
G. III. Newton, the well known Har-
wood agriculturalist is spending few
days in this city.
900
Friday evening Mrs. Chas. IT, Web
ster entertained a party of young men
| in honor of their son Walter, who
leaves in April for Annapolis, where
he goes TO enter upon his four years
course in the naval academy Among
those present were: Messrs, Cabe1
Stack, Chapman, Snyder. Leonard.
Hagaman Hendrickson. Mckenzie E.
snyder Hall, Babcock, Thayer. L.
Kimball, Garrett, Russell KimbaH
James Van Kleeck and DIR. Crun
81 44.@s Sd
T. Foglestad Of Cooperstown Is here
visiting his daughter, who is student
at the Oak Grove Ladies' Lutheran
seminary
Mrs. +, NJ. ATcKIm was hostess to
the six-handed enchre club Friday
evening. Refreshments were served
and all enjoyed the hospitality ex-
tended
Mrs J. Ralston was hostess to the
Friday afternoon 500 club this week
Mrs. NJ. Curran and Mrs. VIM King
won the pretty prizes.
900
| One Of the neighborhood card clubs
met with Mrs. Reynolds Monday even
| ing and jolly hour was spent in
cards, with an appetizing repast
served at the close of the games.
| 800
1 j. III. Byron, supervising agent for
| the Singer Sewing Machine Co, is
transacting important business in
Fargo this week.
Little Miss Lillian McCulIoch viii
lbe hostess to number of her young
/ friends Monday afternoon from TO 6
lo'clock
1 Miss Abigail Dill who has spent the
| Twiche1l and Mrs. o. Fl. Clements,
left Thursday for her home in Pres
colt, Wis.
| Mrs. NJ. A.. Baldwin of Casselton was
a Fargo visitor Friday.
The Lucky Thirteen club met with
| Mrs. Timer Wednesday afternoon and
Ispent two pleasant hours at cards
Refreshments were served at the close
Iof the game, and all voted an un-
usually good time.
Il The past presidents of the w. r. G,
Twill entertain their many friends with
a euchre party Thursday evening
March 81, in their rooms at the public
library.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. G. Davenport were
OF home to the members Of the sala-
.magundi card club Friday evening
Fl Mrs c. Il. Pomeroy and Mrs. III. L.
| Babst assisted in entertaining.
II Miss Helen Wilson has issued invi-
tations to a number Of her little
friends for the celebration. of hel
twelfth birthday March IS.
Mrs. A. r. johnson Of Darlington
was called 10 Fargo Wednesday by tn,
death OF her sister Mrs. J. A. Chesley
Mrs. Max Stern has as her CUES
Miss Wallcnstein Of Great Falls, Mont
/ Clarence Holmes Of Winnipeg, Man
was greeting Fargo friends Friday e
route to st. Paul
Mrs. Matte Nj. Davis is entertain
ling Mrs Driscoll tnee Morrison) 0
| winnipeg, Nam
Fred Birch returned Wednesda.
from Salt Lake City. where he ha
been assisting his father s, Birch, ii
lllis large contract work.
90
BY happy alliance OF art, goo,
taste and beautiful materials. Meziros
& Bruce. miIiIners, have deveIopei
q some Of the most beautiful and cleyo
hats imaginable Throngs ofadeiighte.
| ladies and some men, mind you. at
j tended the opening. Of this style estab