The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-29

bubbling up out of the ground on the
site of his AIhambra hotel.
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| Miss Tony Bagemeil OF Casselton
was In Fargo Monday.
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Mrs. J. G. Ross and little daughter,
Mary, after a ten-days' visit In the
city with relatives, left Wednesday
evening for her Casselton home.
! Rumor has Miss Laura johnson OF
Marine Mills, Mimi, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Hon. J. A. Johnson
welded in Fargo on Tuesday to Grant
Pingilly of Minneapolis.
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Mrs E. A. Bennett came up from
LaMcure Saturday t. be the guest of
her uncle and unit, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Jordan.
Robert Hamilton, son OF DR.. w. c.
! Hamilton Of the Keeley institute, came
home Sunday on the first through n.
p. train from Chicago, where he has
been attending the Chicago Dental
college.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. A G..
Matters was hostess to the ladies in
the aid of the Broadway NJ. r. church.
A pleasant afternoon was passed, with
business followed by a lunch.
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Mrs. James F. Darmody, nee Miss
Mary Quinn, of this city, has arrived
from st. Paul and is the guest Of her
sisters here.
The departure so soon Of Dean and
Mrs. Burleson for a residence in New
York is much regretted. The ladies
of the societies of the Episcopal
church are to be congratulated upon
their foresight in rendering a farewell
reception on Monday evening, from 4
| to 10 o'clock, to the public, for the
! dean and his wife, and thus give all a
chance to see them. Dean and Mrs.
| Burleson have a large number of
friends, outside their church circles,
who will gladly take this last oppor-
| tunity to wish them adieu and god
speed.
Mrs. DIR. Richards and Miss Susie
McDougal of White Earth, Mimi, and
Mrs. Geo. Foster of Detroit, Mimi, are
visiting in the city.
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Mrs. P. B. Smith of Minneapolis,
who was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
F. c. Duncan, for two weeks, left on
Monday afternoon for Bellingham,
Wash, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs E. A. Wilson left Friday even
ing with Master Jack for a visit with
her parents in Freeport, Ill. Mr.. Will
son will meet her later, and they will
take an extended trip out west before
returning home.
Mrs. J. B. Eaton will entertain the
Book and Thimble club next Wednes.
day.
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5 Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. lagoon o.
4 Wheatland are guests in the city.
r Mrs. Chauncey Wheeler from Flor
ence, Italy, is visiting with Miss Tan
nesse Tyler in Washington, d. c., ol
n her way to join Mr.. Wheeler in Sal
Barnadino, Cal.
Mrs. Harry Magill and Miss Magil
entertained on Friday afternoon fo
. Miss Grace Pearley and Miss Margare
:, Morris.
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Mrs. Abe Kaufman and little daugh
= ter and Mrs. May, mother of Mrs. Ma
Stern, left on Thursday Afternoon 70
their home in Great Falls, Mont.
= 90
Mrs. James Scott of Aberdeen, S. d
left Thursday evening for Portland
:, Ore. Mrs. Scott will spend a few day
r with her son, Frank Scott and his wife
J on her way west, at their Sevent
!. street south home.
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Mrs II. A. Beaudoux left Saiurda
= for her st. Paul home after n ten days
t visit, with friends in Fa-g0.
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Quite one of the prettiest function
= of the week was the o'clock luncheo
o on Tuesday given by Mrs Max Ster
q at her northside home. The luncheo
g was in honor of Mrs. ]. w. Smith an
e Mrs. Kaufman, who is the guest c
e Mrs. Stern. Covers were laid fo
n twelve. The table was handsomely ar
I ranged with a large basket of pin
S roses for the center. The place card