The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-04

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boy
Mrs. Martin Hector and daughter
Miss Hector. were twin city shopper
this week.
The Royal Neighbors gave a pleas,
ant dancing party in Union hall or
Monday evening that was largely at.
tended.
Miss Eulalia Tufts on Sunday eve.
ming returned to her school in Ulen
Mimi, after few pleasant days spent
with Mrs. Jennie Carnine.
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The Y, w. @, A. gave another OF
their pleasant social informal eve
nings last night in their club rooms
and passed the time In Christmas sew
Ing and chat, A light repast was sery-
ed during the evening.
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One of the after theatre parties
given on Tuesday evening was the
supper at the Gardner, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hector Barnes as hos. and hos
tess. The men OF the Sembrich Con-
sert Co., Messrs, LaFarge, Rogers and
Potter, Mr., and Mrs. Hector Barnes
and Mrs. Harriet Orchard made up the
party,
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The annual convention of the North
Dakota Veterinarian association will
be held in Fargo. Jan. Is, 10, 20 and
Fl, coinciding with the dates of the
Tri- State Grain and Stock Growers
convention, when hundreds of farm
ers will invade the city. Officers of
the veterinary association are making
plans for a very fine programme, a
prominent speaker from Cornell uni
versity having been secured, besides
others of renown.
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Mrs. James Adair of Lisbon was Wis
iting in Fargo for a short time Sunday
evening,
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Mrs. Henrequis gave a charming
matinee bridge on Tuesday at her
apartments on Thirteenth street south
Mrs, Gilbert Haggart was awarded a
beautiful bunch of fragrant English
violets for high score A deIectable
repast was served,
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Miss Geraldine Thompson came home
Monday evening from a Dickinson
visit where she went to spend Thanks
giving
Mrs, Jerome Freeman left Thursday
evening for her Devils Lake home af- |
ter short stay with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Geo, Nichols of Island Park.
l., 8. Levy, who for over three years
has been identified with Fargo bust |
ness circles, at the hex d of the West |
ern Hardware Co., but who, on account
of his health was forced to get ont
into the open, left last evening for st.
Paul where he will spend q few DAVIS
before leaving for the northern part
OF the state, where he viii enjoy camp
life during the winter,
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Mrs, Henry Hale was down from
Devils Lake last evening and TODAY
visiting with friends,
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Mr., and Mrs, Frank Mckenzie Of
Wild Rice returned to their home on
Monday evening after visiting in Far /
go for week with MIR. and Mrs. j. j.
Jordan and Dr. and Mrs. ], G. f.
Charest,
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Miss Berter OF the Fargo college |
faculty was released frem diphtheria
quarantine early in the week and is |
again at home with Mrs, w, o, Allen. |
in the Park.
The Book and Thimble club was
pleasantly entertained Or Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Mckinney in Island Park, with Mrs. |
Mckinney and Mrs. w, j. Hammond
as hestesses; Mrs. o, r. Reuttel. Sew
enth avenue south, will have the next
meeting of the club.
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Tuesday evening the Standard
Bearers, which Is a missionary club
Of high school and college girls, enjoy
ed pleasant time at the home of Miss
Jean Wilson, Third avenue south. A
was given and refresh
ments served: On the last Tuesday
of the month the club will meet with
Miss Rita Danferd. The girls are pre-