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

Mrs. Jas. Ferguson was a Fargo visitor
Tuesday and Wednesday OF last week.
She visited with her daughter.
Mrs. G. Dean returned home from
Emerald the first OF last week.
Mrs. @. H. Knight visited and tran
sacted business In Fargo Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Barnes was in Fargo wednes-
day OF last week.
Samuel Harvey and wife moved into
town Wednesday OF last week
Martin Hanson, who was employed
on the Lockhart farm for several
years, died In one OF the hospitals at
Fargo on Tuesday last. He was taken
sick on the previous Friday, and died
as stated. Mr.. Loclxhart was not APP
prised of the fact until the young man
had been dead for nearly day. Mr..
Lockhart went to Fargo Wednesday
evening and stayed there until the last
rites were performed.
Mrs. Alice Hodgeson returned home
to Argusville the latter part OF the
week.
John Russell and Mrs Russell, with
Andrew, were in Fargo on business
Saturday. Mr.. Russell went for the
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doctor discovered an abcess forming
on the eye and treated 1t accordingly
We hope 1t win soon be better.
Dave Geddes is about again, we are
glad to say.
Mrs. Benz. Cameron and daughter
were in Grand Forks the latter part
Of the week.
Mrs. Doc. Fisher was a business
visitor to HiIlsboro on Thursday
Mrs. John Anderson was out OF town
on Thursday.
Edna Armstrong left Grandin today
on her way home to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. McSparron left for Cal
ifornia the latter end Of last week.
l.. j. Margach had business out of
town today
Hazel Miller has taken up her school
work three miles out of Hillsboro.
Mrs. John Walker entertained a
unique company on Friday last She
conceived the idea of inviting all the
great -grandmothers of the community
to her home for a social time as well
as supper. AS many as there were in
the neighborhood responded to the in
vitation, though one of those present
was not a great grandmother. yet a
grandmother. The guests were: Mrs.
Jas. Pratt, Mrs. Weisbecker Mrs Ell
lott, Mrs. Thorn and Mrs. Netterfield,
while Mrs. John Anderson was the
grandmother and consequently the
youngest OF the group. Mrs. Jas.
Pratt was reputed to be the Oldest, for
her birthday next March will bring her
to the 85th year. The ages OF the
ladies would total to about 43O years.
with an average age of a little more
than II years. Mrs. Weisbecker en-
tertained the company with an account
Cor part of the account) OF her trip to
Seattle earlier in the year. She did
not appear to be very fayorably i'm
pressed with some of the country
1t as looking like "a God forsaken
country" The ladies enjoyed the re-
union very much indeed.
Casper Weisbecker was in town be-
tween trains on Thursday.
The w. G. T. u. will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Tillie Anderson on Thus
day at 2 o'clock.
The Dorcas club was entertained by
Miss H Thorn on Saturday last.
Cecilia Mccoy left for a sojourn Of
TWO weeks IN Fargo.
Bessie DuntIey and Frank Duntley
were visitors In Fargo over Sunday.
The Rev. chas. A. Mcnamara, a for
mer pastor at the Methodist church,
Grandin. will preach at the church
morning and evening, and Centreville
in the afternoon. The hour Of service
in the evening is changed from s o.
clock to 1880. and the Epworth league
hour to $50. Do not forget this SER
vice, the last before conference, bit
be present thereat. You win be well
come.
Ernest Spengler, OF Inkster. N. D.,
visited at the home OF C. r. Hunter the
first OF the week.
Annie Margach took up school du-
ties this week five miles south OF Port
land, N. d.
James Pratt Of Gardner, is visiting
his sister, Winnifred Pratt.
Mrs. Edith Clark, Of Elbow. Saslx.,
Canada, is visiting at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. John Garrett
Samuel Harvey was in Fargo on
business on Monday.
Robert Miller was taken sick again
on Wednesday last. He has been doing
we'll since his last attack. but on the
day mentioned he was taken suddenly
iii with an attack OF something akin
to nephritis. He has had one or two
severe paroxyrns OF pain since then.
However, 1t would seem the worst is
over, for Mr.. Miller is on the mend
again, being out In the street for
awhile today (Monday.)
Aug. Steffins had farewell the first
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