The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-06

after which substantial and delicious
collation. was served-the color scheme
! of the rooms was pink and white which
was carried out in the refreshments
their cozy hoe was fragrant and
beautiful with a profusion of pink and.
white carnations--it was a charming
occasion. Among the diners given in
their honor a very enjoyable one was
in the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs
Bascom Covers were laid for ten.
Many OF the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joos have enjoyed their hospitality at
charming diners In the past few
weeks.
j. j. Ffckler has taken an apartment
in Fargo and Mrs. Ficl1ler and little
daughter have gone there to spend the
winter. Mr.. FTcl1ler will divide his
time between the two places, having
business interests in both. We hope
the destinations of the metropolis will
not prove SO strong that they desert
us entirely.
Mr. Wagner, who has been with the
Dennsted Co. for about two years, has
severed his connection with them and
will go into business In Darlington
They leave today with many friends
wishing them success in their new
venture
With so many departures to record
We are glad to chronicle some new ar
rivals. Mr.. Myron of the Bee Hive
now has his family with him. They
are occupying the rooms over the
Merchants National bank. Mr. Half
strom, who is connected with More
Bros, will soon occupy one Of the An
drew Joos houses. His wife arrived
last week
Mrs. Peterson has sold her hardware
store to Mr.. Stern of Adams N. D.,
who with his family will soon arrive
here.
| Mrs. ID. r, Swartwoat returned from
Fargo on Wednesday where she had
spent some weeks with friends.
Mrs. Pattison Of Minneapolis is a
! guest in the Swartwoat home.
Mrs Stroud and Miss Helen Stroud
returned on Sunday after several
weeks absence visiting friends in Min
neapolis and vicinity. Mrs. w. o. Joos
arrived home the week previous.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Pierce, who
have been guests in the Gibson home
for some weeks have returned to Val
ley City.
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here this week interesting many In
the fruit lands of Bitter Root valley.
Montana r. B. Cox has accepted the
agency for this loctlity and number
from here will join an excursion there
in the near future.
| Harry Hammond returned from his
trip TO South Dakota on Friday even
ing.
/ Taro4,,a.s a. a., NEirv $3.50 ,I-1>,,
in the interest of his late uncle's es-
tate. He has sold his beautiful home
to r. B. Cox and we regret to say will
leave here in few weeks.
| The annual conference Of the M. e.
church convenes at MAndan on the
18th and the probability is that Rev
Hewson will not be returned here,
which will mean a distinct loss to this
community. Mr.. Hewson has been here
ten years and feels the need OF
change.
Durum day will be observed by the
/ Woman's club, who will have on sale
bread and other edibles made from
that Hour.
Our public schools have larger en-
rollment than last year and teachers
and pupils are full of enthusiasm. 1t
does one good to see their bright and
animated faces on the streets. Miss
Henderson is with us again In the pri-
mary. Miss Scott OF Valley City is the
only new teacher and has already
made many friends.
II Mrs. J. II. Halverson and children
are spending a month with her par
ents in Clear Lake, MINI.
Nicholas Flagier, wife and son. left
last night for Seattle and other points
on the coast. returning by the way OF
Salt Lake City and Denver. They viii
be absent several weeks.
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