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

Dr. and Mrs. Il. II. Sherman hav
returned from Los Angeles where the
attended the big Shrine meeting.
600
Ralph Waugh Of the Standard o
Go. has returned from visit with hi
mother at Peoria and friends in Chi
cago. He will go to the northwestea.
part of the state TO look after som
business matters.
Mrs. Clarence Weego, formerly o
this city, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. Dinan. Mr.. Weego now has head
quarters at Denver and has four state.
as his territory with the Reeves peopl,
TOT whom he was state manager here
si 900
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. watson gave
pleasant bridge party Thursday even.
ing at their home 511 Eighth stree,
south in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Jewett of Hibbing, MINI. Twenty
four guests responded to the kind invf-
tations and a most enjoyable evening
4 was spent at this hospitable home. The
dainty prizes We're won by Mrs Fischer
j and James Morrow.
Professors Bolley, Waldron and
Rose of the A. G. are i'm Lansing.
Mich, where they attended thu
celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
of the founding of the Michigan agri-
cultural college, of which they are all
graduates.
One of the most successful and en-
joyable meetings, which the Retail
Clerks Union Of this city has ever held
took place Tuesday evening at Union
hall. There was large attendance
seven new members We're admitted to
the union. Following the business tses-
sion the members and friends enjoy
ed social dance, and tripped the light
fantastic to strains Of music furnish
ed by Rudd's orchestra until late
hour
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. G..
Frazer was the scene of happy gath
ering Saturday evening when a party
of friends surprised them by going in
body to their home and taking pos
session The event was in celebration
Of the eighty second birthday of the
genial host. and the evening was as
merry as could be. The evening was
spent in social chat Mr.. Frazer was
presented with a large comfortable
chair by the guests as token Of re-
gard, to which he feelingly responded
Refreshments We're served and an en-
joyable time was the verdict of all who
We're present.
Miss Claire Luger of this city is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives in ST. Paul.
900
Mrs. Casey Foster, of this city. who
has been making business ana pleas
ure trip to Hope, returned home Mon
day evening
%@D
Mr.. and MRS. @. E. Nichols and
daughters returned Tuesday from Los
Angeles where they attended the
-Shriners Convention
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Mrs. III. A. Langlie has returned from
an extended trip through the south.
This evening Miss Grace Perley Of
sMoorhead will entertain with cards
complimentary to Miss Vera Morrow
and John 4. Thelen
800
Robert Jones returned Tuesday morn
ing from New York, where ne mas spent
the past three weeks attending his
aunt, who Is iii in that city.
s4oN@ &s
A beautiful and attractive gathering
of sweet young children made up d
merry party at the home of Master
Jack Graves the little son of Or. and
Mrs. J. +. Graves, in 920 Fifth avenue
south Thursday afternoon, MAY 80,
where they celebrated in a royal man
ner the sixth birthday OF the young
host. Bright flowers and flags decked
the rooms and the merriest kind OF an
afternoon was spent. Young Jack is
q bright, handsome, little gentleman
and the event has been looked forward
TO with much pleasure by his young
friends. A fine birthday feast was
served in the prettily decorated dining
room and the little ones carried away
with them the happiest memories OIL
the day
Monday was Lieut.. ID. s. Lewis
birthday, and when Dan reached home
that evening he found a number Of his
former Philippine war comrades seat
ed about hlsgdining table awaiting the
stag dinner which had been prepared
80 q SAAPl tnG 1Oi Ds1H DJ MFS. Lewis. 1
The guests We're invited for 6S0 as
Dan usually meanders home from the
Eighth street feed store a little before
O'clock each evening. But this night
up to Z O'clock Dan failed to feel the
pangs of hunger and had not comaI
home Mrs, Lewis, noticing the guests
becoming restless. went to the phone
and was Informed that she was not to |
await supper for him as he would stay
down town and do some necessary
work. Captain Grafton, after a con-
sultation Of war among the veterans
gathered, went to the phone He mo-
tifled Dan that a special train was 70
carry Co. B to Casselton to stop a |
lynching, and ordered Dan To hustle |
home and get his uniform immediate
ly and report ait the depot.
Whether Dan smelled mouse or
not, ne got home in few minutes and |
took his seat at the head of the table, |
around which the guests had gathered
as he entered. The genial lieutenant
seemed to enjoy the fact that he hadl
kept his guests waiting, but the DIM |
ner when served was ample and ex-
cellent to which the boys did Justice
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