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

cess Of the party as they had 1t in
charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry LOOMS, Ninth
avenue south, gave a family dinner
Thanksgiving day at 2 o'clock. Covers
were laid for sixteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. III. Grady and James
Grady. jr. returned Monday from a
Minneapolis trip.
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MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Tillotson of
Moorhead gave 2 o'clock dinner
Thanksgiving day in honor Of Attorney
General Smith Of Minneapolis.
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w. G. ReutschIer returned Monday
evening to his home at Akron, o.. af-
ter spending an enjoyable summer
anon his old friends In Fargo and
vicinity. MFR. Reutschler expects to
be home In time for THANKSGIVING with
his family and to insure the choicest
in turkeys, he has expressed a couple
OF them home ahead of him. He saws
there Is no place in the country where
they can grow turkeys the equal of
those raised in North Dakota. Mr.
Reutschler expects to return to Far
go In the spring to spend the summer.
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At 9 o'clock on Thursday evening
about seventy five ladies and gentIe-
men responded to the invitation of
Rev. and Mrs. III. g. Leonard to spend
the evening with them. Much merri-
ment was caused by the test questions
as to the names of some OF the men
in prominent positions here and else
where, as so few could recall them.
At a late hour repast was served.
bringing to close most enjoyable
evening.
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Thanksgiving morning brought
baby girl to the home of Mr. and Mrs
Ed Wilson, on Fifth avenue south.
Mrs A. e. Jones Of Lisbon was q
Wednesday evening guest in town to
attend the b. and B. party, as chap
erone for Miss Zimmerman of Mime
apolis.
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George Foster of Weyburn. Canada
was the guest over Thanksgiving of
Mrs. Casey Foster and family, on Sew
enth street south. Mr.. Foster left
Thursday evening for Hope, N. ID.
Clarence and Helen Chillson spent
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the vacation days of this week in val
ley City with friends.
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The bridge luncheon on "Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Hugo Bachen-
heimer, in Moorhead, with Mrs. BACH
ehheimer and Mrs. Clementine n
Sternberg as hostesses, was an unus-
ually pretty affair. At 1880 the ladies
arrived and six small tables were ar
ranged for the luncheon. Pink carna-
tons were used in decorations. At the
game of bridge which followed the
luncheon, Mrs. Leslie Welter was for
runate in holding the high score and
received the beautiful cut glass dish
awarded.
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Mrs. Frank Painter arrived in Fargo
from st. Paul on Wednesday evening
called here by the illness of her moth
er, Mrs. c. B. Thimens, of Island Park.
Mrs. Thimens is reported much bet
ter and Mrs. Painter will remain for
few days longer.
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Miss Dora Kennedy added a pretty
affair to the social doings of the week
by giving o'clock dinner on Monday
evening to twelve young ladies, with
Miss Margaret Readily as honor guest.
A large dining room table was CEN
tered with red carnations and pre-
sented a gorgeous appearance. A nu-
rfu fv7
dinner.
Mrs. Jerome Freeman came in from
Devils Lake on Tuesday evening. and
is the guest of her parents, Mr., and
Mrs Geo. Nichols of Island park.
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One OF the big dinners of Thanks
giving day was that given at the
Gardner at o'clock, of which the
members of the faculty &c the A. q.
partook. Covers were laid for twenty.
Mrs. Neil Wasem came home Sun
day from week in the twin cities.
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Mrs. G. A. Wheelock is home from
Minneapolis trip.
On Sunday Mrs. w. c. Allen of
Island park, turned her home into a
hospital for Miss Bestor, of the Fargo
college faculty, who was taken sick
last week and her disease pronounced
on Saturday evenir : to be diptheria.
The family were scattered to the four
winds during the quarantine, but Mrs.
Allen remained to care for Miss Bestor
until she could be moved and the home
fumigated.
Major and Mrs. Ulio entertained at
Sunday dinner at the Gardner hotel
for Mrs. Emma swart Pierce. The
hour was z o'clock and covers were
laid for eight.