The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14

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from the lectures applied to a fund
A. He is now pastor of the First Pres
byterian church at Langdon.
Miss Julia O'Brien OF Graceville
Mimi, was the guest this week of Mrs
M. r. O'Neill of north Broadway.
o. G.. Barnes came up from the lakes
for few days this week
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Miss Jennie Champine is suffering
with badly sprained ankle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson Dunlop
and daughter Lois are expected to re-
turn Sunday from a three months
visit in Canada and the east. Robert
Dunlop will not return till later.
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Miss Margaret Paulson came In
Thursday from Detroit and is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. d.
Dahl. .
Miss Nora Rasmussen, Miss Mary
Lamb and Miss Ann Lamb returned
Wednesday from an extended trip over
the great lakes. They visited at Sar-
mia, and stopped off at several places
on the trip.
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Mrs. Chauncey Wheeler and son,
Chauncey Thomas, will be the guests
next week Of DR.. and Mrs. e. M. Dar-
row.
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Mrs. J. S. watson is in Minneapolis
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Allen of Sew
enth avenue south are visiting his par
ents in Minneapolis.
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Hon. Alfred Wallin, one of the pio-
neer attorneys of Fargo and at one
time a member of the supreme court,
VINO is now located at Los Angeles, is
expected in the city today from
Chicago. He will spend several days
here as the guest OF friends, before
continuing west.
Peter Luger has gone east to buy
fall goods for the big furniture store
on Broadway Mr.. Luger will visit
Chicago, Grand Rapids, Philadelphia,
and New York, securing rugs and pi-
amos at the two latter places. Re-
turning after the buying trip he will
stop at ST. Louis, and then circle the
west and be gone for some time.
o.
MT. and Mrs. William Staples and
daughter, Carrie. of 1349 Third avenue
south, reached home Sunday from an
extended eastern visit, which included
a trip down the Great Lakes.
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Mrs. Sam Crabbe and children are
enjoying an outing at the lakes.
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Mrs. Stanley O'NeilI of Milwaukee,
who has been the guest of her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. E. M Darrow, and her
sister, Mrs. Ralph Wefble, for the
past three weeks returned to her home
Thursday evening.
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A posra1 rrom George Edwards at
San Deigo carries greetings to Fargo
friends, and contains the names also
of Ed. d. Irons and Allie Haggart,
who are visiting that section at pres
ent.
DIR. r. B. Weible returned Thursday
from pleasant two weeks vacation
trip which he spent in the cities and
at Lake Geneva, Wis At the latter
place he has a number of friends with
whom he visited.
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Mr. and Mrs w a. Scott returned
Thursday from fEw days outing at
their Lake Melissa cottage.
Ya r 4. A. H.
ing her mother Mrs Hippert, of Chi
cago
Atty e, Fl. Wright left Wednesday
for Spokane, Seattle and Vancouver,
on business and pleasure trip COM
bined.
Last Monday Mrs G. w Darling.
Mrs. p. III. Farnham and son and Mrs.
Dudley came home from Cormorant,
where they have enjoyed camp life
this summer.
Mrs. Alfred zuger Of Valley City
this week. has. returned to her home.
Mrs Sadie Walker has returned to
her home here after short visit with
Miss Elizabeth Mckay of Valley City.
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Mrs. William jacobson OF Christine.
Is visiting with Judge and Mrs. En-
gerud for a few days
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Mrs. Van Els entertained about twefi-
ty-flve ladies on Monday afternoon
with q thirnbIe bes in honor Of Mrs.
Philip Rose, who leaves soon for Mad
ison, Wis The rooms were sweet with
summer flowers and after a couple OF
hours devoted 20 conversation amd