The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-17
Wimbledon Items.
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Wimbledon, N. D., Nov 16.-To The
Forum: On Monday morning week
ago, Gov. Burke spoke on campaign
Issues in Academy Hall to crowded
house; the governor is a favorite here
and received a cordial welcome, His
arguments were clear and convincing
and applause was frequent and en-
thusiastic. Wimbledon .is sure OF hts
election by a large maJorfty-tonight
we shall know
= Too much cannot be said in favor
OF the course adopted by The Forum
during the campaign-while intensely
loyal to the republican party it's tone
Is always calm and dignified-and
even among the democrats IL has
many admirers.
isThe new Catholic church will be
dedicated on December the eighth.
Rev. Father Bierens visited Sanborn
and Valley City last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Ludwig are enjoying
k.visit from their son, who viii soon.
return to Indianapolis to complete a
course in his profession as civil en-
gineer.
Several OF our leading business men
ATTENDED the political meeting at Val
ley City Saturday evening.
: .Mrs and Mrs. Fife OF, Ohio are here
visiting their son Harry who has been
Quite III but is able to be around
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Nenkom, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.O Joos
Tor. several weeks returned to their
home in Wisconsin last week-they
we're very favorably impressed with
Dakota-and Wimbledon. II
Mrs. Wanner. and children OF
Jamestown are guests in the home OF
DR.. Wanner. i
MIS-. Higge OF Darlington is spend
Ing few days with Mrs. Clendening
Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Coleman were
Passengers on the east bound train
Friday morning--the former for Valley
| City, the latter. for Fargo.
Mrs. Simmons left on Friday to join
her husband In. Miles City. Montana,
| where they will make their home, she
| Will be greatly missed here. A number
/ OF social functions have lately been
given In her honor--on Wednesday
afternoon Mrs A. Y. More entertained
the guild and women of the sPresby-
terian church-7after the usual guild
| program an enjoyable social hour fol-
lowed over the delicious refreshments
served.
On Saturday evening Mrs.. Clenden-
| ing entertained sixteen OF, her friends.
| Whist was the order OF the eveniAg.
Mrs. Coleman and Mrs Clauson being
they fortunate winners of the prizes.
"A most appetizing midnight supper
| was served. Mrs. Clendening is well
known as a delightful hostess but this
| occasion surpassed all others-espec-
| Tally In the surprise" given the ladies,
| which afforded much amusement.
| On Wednesday evening Mrs. Stevens
| &ave a delightful whist party-fou
| tables were played and several pro-
I Eressions made Mrs. w. o. Joos win
| ming first prize. A substantial and de-
iicious supper was served in three
| courses The rooms were beautiful
with a profusion OF pink. and white
! carnationg-Mrs. Stevens Is always a
| gracious and hospitable hostess and
this was one Of her most delightful
evenings,
One of the. most charming OF recent
social functions was the luncheon giv-
en- BY Mrs Crowley on Thursday to
eighteen OF her friends. Her beautiful
home was decorated with an abund-
ance OF cut flowers artistically ar
ranged and the luncheon would have
delighted an epicure--it was served
in four courses The remainder OF
the afternoon was spent at whist.
| Mrs. Simmons guest OF honor, VIM
ming the beautiful flrst prize.
On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Langeness entertained q few Of their
\ +r{anNa ~ fny1nv nf Mr. ana Mr. rdn.,
Ikom Three tables OF whist were
Cor. w.