The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-27

week the Glee club were invited to thei
home for an evenings pleasure.
Mrs. c. A. Pollock left Monday nigh
for Hampton and Des Moines, Iowa
where she win visit for two weeks
with her mother. brother and sister
and daughter who will attend the fam.
lily reunion on Thanksgiving. Miss
Clara joins her mother from her schoo
where she is teaching, in Epworth, Ia
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Hatch and Mr.
and Mrs. G.. I'll. Laizure gave a bis
combination Thanksgiving dinner al
the home Of the latter on Fourteenth
street south.
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| Congressman L. b. Hanna and wife
left Thursday for winter in Washing
ton, d. c.
Mrs. A. r. Grunden left Tuesday
morning for visit in Minneapolis and
viii be gone for a couple OF weeks.
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One OF the most important musical
events OF the aFrgo college year will
be the band concert on Saturday eve
ming, Dec. 4, in the gymnasium at Dill
hall. In addition to the selections by
the band, Miss Laura Cooper, soloist
and Miss Jessie Buchanan, reader. will
assist in the programme.
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Those who are lovers OF roller skat-
ing were given a joyful time on
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening
at the rink. Large crowds were there
to take part in the pastime and the
special music procured for the occa-
sion added much to the pleasure of the
day and till a late hour at night.
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Miss Sadie Barrett was in town from
Sherbrooke to spend vacation with her
parents on the north side.
Coach Rueber of the A. C. was an
attendant at the Michigan Minnesota
Football game in Minneapolis last Sat
urday.
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The FL zagal Patrol gave a largely
attended dance on THANKSGIVING night
at the Masonic temple. The committee
of arrangements, with Chas. Rogers al
its head, spared no trouble or expense
to make 1t ths most successful affair
Frappe was served during the evening
and enjoyed by the dancers, who trip
ped the light fantastic toe till the small
hours to the strains of Parsons orches-
ira, playing especially prepared music
in their usual good form. This affair
was the first Of series to be given
by the patrol during the season, the
proceeds Of which are to be used to
defray expenses Of the patrol to the
conclave which will be held in New
Orleans next April
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Deputy Co. Aud. e. q. Guthrie ar
rived home Saturday evening from an
extended southern trip which he has
enjoyed for the past two and a half
weeks. Mr.. Guthrie. with A.. B. Tay-
Tor, attended the general convention of
the Royal Arch Masons. Several side
trips were enjoyed to points in the
sunny south.
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Miss A. s. Grunder left this morning
for the twin cities where she will
spend two weeks visiting with rela-
ttves and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. voorhees, of
Tower City were visiting in Fargo.
Tuesday.
On Nov. 30 the dance OF the Eagles
promises to be big affair and none
but those holding cards of admission
to be presented at the door may attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cole attended the
wedding OF q niece in Chester, Ill, this
week.
Miss Katherine McKinstry left the
last of the week for her home in Grand
Forks after q visit with Fargo friends.
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The big pipe organ has been INSTALL
ed in the Masonic temple and a trial
of its merits given on Saturday proves
1t to be OF fine tone.
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Mrs. VIM. Mckinney at her Island
park home viii entertain the Book and
Thimble club next wednesday after
noon.
w. c. Porterfleld was host last Sat-
urday evening at o'clock dinner in
the Gardner at which the former execu-
tive committee of the Coterie club
were present. Covers were laid for
eight.
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Mrs. Jessie M. White of Hope was
among the visitors in Fargo Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. L. B. Bassett of Marion. N. ID
was q visitor in the city Monday eve-
ming and Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Gardner and
son left this morning for Daytona,
Fla. where they will spend the win
ter at their winter home.
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The first formal dancing party in the
ball room of the new knights OF Col
umbus temple occurred Wednesday
evening when the switchmen gave
their eighth annual ball Messers.
Hogan, Curren and Simon who had
charge of this dance, received many
congratulations on the success of the
party.
Mrs. b. p. Rouse and daughter Mill
dred left Wednesday morning for South
Dakota to spend Thanksgiving. They
will visit different points and be gone
two weeks.
large number OF lovers Of the
dance responded to the invitations sent
out by the Modern Samaritans for their
first annual ball given on wednesday
evening in Stones hall, which was a
success in every way.
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Il. A. Howe and family from Es-
mond. N. D., are located in Fargo.
where they will make their future
home
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