The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

never at standstill. There is always
going, going somewhere. Next week
another of Fargo's charming girls will
desert the ranks of maids to become a
bride and, as the days have passed,
her social register has shown no
blank pages. There are general re-
joicings also that this bride win live
in Fargo, for the groom is prominent
and popular young business man here.
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A pretty afternoon function Friday
was the entertainment of the men,
bers of the Round Table club and
Fargo Musical club, by Mrs. Geo. H.
Hollister at her home, Ninth street
south. The amenities for the occa-
sion were very enjoyable and re-
flected the resourcefulness of the hos
tess. Refreshments were served.
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Mothers day shone bright and
warm and the white flower was much
in evidence. There was sunshine in
the heart too and gratefulness for the
good mother-wherever and whoever
she might be.
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1t is easier to say smart" thing
than "a kind one-but 1t Is much
smarter to say kind thing.
Do not commence to make enemies
until you have all the friends you
need-and you will never commence.
Almost every man you meet knows
more on some subjects than you do
Turn that side of him towards you
and absorb all you can.
In dealing with boys, try to repress
any vicious tendencies without blight
ing healthy animal spirit. Be firm
on essentials, but never forget the
years It took you to outgrow some of
the things you want them to stop i'm
mediateIy
H. G. Goodrich started this week for
months pleasure trip to the Pa
cific coast.
Miss Margaret Mitchell will attend
the commencement exercises at the
Madison, Wisconsin state university
before meeting Miss True's party at
Montreal to accompany them to Eng
land.
Mrs. w. B. Rowland has returned
from a seven weeks trip during which
she visited friends and relatives in
Racine, Chicago and at different points
in Iowa.
Miss Fanny Ferris, who has been
spending the past two months at the
Rae farm, expected to leave for her
home in Minneapolis on Wednesday
but remained over a few days on
account OF the severe illness of Aunt
Mary Rae.
Mrs. S. L. Rutledge and daughter,
Miss Alice, have returned from Cas-
selton where they visited.
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Miss Lola Barkley Of Bismarck
visited Fargo this week.
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Mrs. H. 1. Wagar and daughter, Miss
Isabel, were guests in Fargo last eve-
ming.
Mill Adelaide Wilson returned home
Tuesday evening from a weeks visit
with Miss Dorothy Dodge, in Minne-
apolis.
Con Keefe and wife returned Thurs
day evening from st. Paul and points
in Wisconsin.
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The Ladies' Aid of the Plymouth
church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Heath on North Broadway. At
the close OF the business hour dainty
! refreshments were passed.
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Mrs. Agnes Walsh left Thursday
for st. Cloud where she will leave her
son, James Walsh, with his grand
mother for the summer.
Prof. Max Bait Of the A. C. college
and Kent Darrow will summer in
/ England.
| Mrs. w. l.. Stockwell, wife of the
state superintendent of public instruc-
tion, was visitor in the city be-
tween trains Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Brown of VAL
ley City were Tuesday visitors in
| Fargo
| Ralph H. Mitchell, formerly manag-
ing editor of The News of this city, left
Thursday for Spokane, where he has
accepted position on The Spokane
Spokesman Review.
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Mrs. T. r. Sloan WITH visit during
the summer with her son, Fay in Ore
gon.
| d. ID. Sullivan has returned from a
two weeks professional trip over the
state.
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Mrs. Charles Loring Of Crookston
MINI, returned Tuesday morning to
her home after a ten days visit with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. D. c. Dar-
row in Moorhead
Henry McConville, pioneer resident
of Dickey county, is in the city attend
ing his daughter, who will be operated
on at st. Johns. Mr. McConville is
an old friend OF Iditor Cole OF The
Searchlight, who is escorting him
around the city.
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Miss Helen Lewis, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. T. I. Lewis Of Moorhead
celebrated her thirteenth birthday, by
inviting twenty-five OF her young
friends to spend the evening with her
on Monday from to 10 O'Clock
4 Several outdoor games were played
and the pleasant evening closed with
the passing OF dainty refreshmenys..
Mrs. o. sandager Of Lisbon spent
Sunday in Fargo.
Mrs. George Foster Of Colgate, ~
lD. came into Fargo Thursday nigh