The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-23
Hsaton correspondenee.

Forum: Tuesday night the Royal
Neighbors initiated Mrs. G. /. Turner
in the camp mysteries. Delicious re-
freshments were served. Nearly all
the members were present and enjoyed
a very pleasant evening. The camp
re elected all the old officers as the
lodge had been organized SO short q
time. New members arc signing al
most daily and the Royal Neighbors
will soon be equal in size to the M.
w. A.. here.
Rev. E. e. Saunders suffered bad
attack of neuralgia the first of the
week, but we are glad to nrte his
rapid recovery. ~
Midweek prayer meeting was held
at the Bank home last Wednesday
seventeen. being present. This week
prayer meeting will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tritchler.
A crowd of our townspeople drove
to Bowdon Saturday night and en-
joyed good time roller skating.
Leon ST. jacques left Friday for
his home in Minnesota where he will
spend the holidays, >,fa
Miss Olive Saunders arrived Friday
from Grafton to spend her Christmas
vacation, with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, E. Saunders. fNg
A nine pound baby girl arrived al
the home Of Claude Farrel Friday
night. All concerned are doing NICE
ly. 49,.
Johnnie Saunders and Dallas Barber
were Sykeston visitors Saturday.
Everyone is urged to be presen;
at the Christmas tree and programme
to be had in the hall Thursday night.
John Lloyd and family were enter
| tanned at the home of c. l. Turner
for. dinner last Sunday.
The Woodmen's annual ball which
was given a week ago Friday was
in every way grand success. The
crowd was large and well behaved
and OF course the Woodmen made II
point to see that all should enjoy
themselves to their utmost. The ticket
receipts were SAB.
Bert. Hid left Thursday for Chi
cago having been called their by the
deah of his father. Mr., Hid mad beer
suffering with pneumonia for sevra
weeks and his recovery was. hardly. tC
| be expected because of his age. Mr.
and Mrs. Hid have the sympathy, of g
most VI lrlSHuS III lHSlT eldLS OeTeaVe-
| ment.
Mrs Ed. Bank was hostess to tRt
ladies cf the aid society. After tht
business part OF the society was ovei
delicious refreshments were. served
and the guests departed at late hour
A moving pictvIe show together with
a dance was to have been given II
the hall Thursday night but. owing Il
the failure Of the arrival OF the ga.
tanks Mr.. Crawford was unable II
put on the show and as the. crowd ii
town was but small the dance wa
postponed also.
On Friday night Mrs. c. @. Smith
WAS the hostess to a number OF ladieI
at shower given in honor of q. brid,
to be. Miss Elizabeth Klinger. Th,
rooms were beautifully decorated ii
red hearts and bells, with the SAM
color scheme carried out in heart
at the table. Miss Rebecca Falk wa
the fortunate one to get the dim
and thimble which were found in th
secret cake and Miss Bessie Ids,
found the ring. Miss Klinger wa
the recipient Of q number of prett,
and useful presents as u token OF tn
love and esteem of her friends. Mrs
Smith spared no amount OF time o
energy in making the event q yer,
beautiful AFFAIR throughout. The ladie
departed at about 1870 all having ha,
a most enjoyable time.
The Philomathian literary societ,
which is made up of the young ladie
OF our city school. entertained on Fri
day night most royalty the young me,
OF the same institution A short pro
sramrne was rendered, lunch serve,
ana games were played, all OF whicI
! was most enjoyable.
Mrs. Ed. Bank went TO Carrfnwto,
Friday and while there was the gues
Of Mrs. Al Paysno,
The M. w. A. Initiated Isaac Ioen,x
In the mysteries Of woodcraft Sat
urday night and also held election !
officers. The following officers wer
elected for the ensuing year. VI O.. ~
r. Tritchieri w. "a. b. n. Hid, cierl
J, q. \ Turner. banker IT. g, Nichols
escort. A. 70. Blaner. I. W., Lee Guild
en- sontry. O.. q. Smith; MANAGER "a
J three years. r., %. Klinger, cam
physicians, y. r. swarthout and Dl
Moore
Adam Smith. OF McClusky Is tn
| guest OF his brother in law, Ed Bnnil
/ Odeiia Hartman and baby sister re
{ turned to their home in Goosrlc
Wednesday after spending q wee
Twisting with relatives IN Heaten,
81 Cor. II
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