The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09

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with large bOquet Of American beau
ties.
Miss Grace Barker OF Grand Forks
was the guest Of Miss Eula Miller last
Sunday.
Mrs j. X. Banks of Sheldon was a
Fargo visitor on wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Gaskill OF Park fats
entertained with game dinner Friday
evening in honor Of their visiting
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Brown OF st. Paul.
Miss Margaret Reddy, who has spent
the past year in Seattle, arrived in Far
go Wednesday to visit six weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Richard Reddy.
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M. N. Golf of Armenia and nieces, the
Misses White OF Mayville were visitors
on Sunday having made the trip over
land in Mr.. Cons new automobile.
o.
Mrs. Chris Wicks left Wednesday
afternoon for Lake Park called there
by the illness OF Mr.. Wicl's mother.
o.
Mrs. Marie Belknap returned Wed
nesday from delightful visit in Chi
cago and vicinity,
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Nelson left on
Tuesday for their new home in Com
stock, MINI.
Col. and Mrs. J. d Benton and
daughter, Miss Mary, left Wednesday
evening for San Diego. Cal, en- route
they will visit relatives In Minneapolis
and st. Paul.
o.
Mrs. ]. w. Carroll Of Lisbon visited
with her daughter, Mrs r. A. Thonp
son and family, on Wednesday.
o.
Mrs. Jerome Freeman of Devils Lake
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Nichols, in Island Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall left We'd
nesday for their new home in Lith-
bridge, Can.
Mrs. Chas. F. Amidon and Mrs. Geo.
Q. Nilsson left for Valley City Tues
day morning.
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H. M. Levy OF Duluth, Mimi. ar
rived in the city this morning to spend
few days with his brother. I, 8.
Levy, of the Western Hardware GO.
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Mrs. A ]. Kaess will visit the next
few days with her parents at orion
vile, MINI.
Atty. A. c. Lacy was called to Lis
bon this morning on legal business.
o.
Mrs. Frank Kneer, 514 Third street
north, entertained one of the popular
thimble bees Wednesday afternoon.
o.
Last Friday evening thirteen mem
bers of the Rubber tired runabouts
surprised Miss Fac Whittier at her
home on Third avenue north. The
evening was very pleasantly spent In
playing games and telling ghost sto-
ries. Mr.. Elsie charmed the listeners
with one of his fascinating ghost
stories. Dainty refreshments were
served at twelve o'clock and soon after
the guests departed, pronouncing the
evening as being very happily spent.
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Ogdensburg, N. Y, recently celebrat-
ed the centennial of Free Masonry
in that city, and among the speakers
was former Fargo pastor Rev. DR..
Richmond Fisk, who discussed the
Scottish Rite In closing DR.. Fisk
said: The main point in the Rite. as
exemplified in America, Is to promote
berality-toleration Each member is
given right to own his own views but
must respect those of others It teaches
the doctrine that man should endeav-
or to become better than his present
self, instead of striving to be better
than his neighbors. Moral excellence
can do so only because they themselves
are on the higher ground NJ thought
and life This ground is reached, not
by resolve to go your neighbor one
better in point of honor or honesty, but
by intrinsic strength of heart and will
consecrated to the service of truth and
righteousness.
Miss Claire Lugen entertained at
luncheon and euchre Friday as a cour
tesy to Mrs. William r. Edwards. The
rooms were attractively adorned with
autumn foliage and vines. In the card
contest Mrs. Edwards was awarded
head prize and Mrs. George Stillman OF
Duluth lone hand
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Charles N. Crittenton of New York
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. CharleG
Wilson, 615 Ninth street south, this
evening at tea. Mrs. wilson's father
the late Emery o. Crittenton of Chica-
go, and Mr.. Crittenton were cousins.
The major was veteran Of the civil
war and organized the Michigan engi.