The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

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Tough OF wheatland, NO is spend !
Ing the winter In Farg
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Mrs Jer Young entertalned the
Tuesday afternoon SOC clab, at which
game Mrs. Ben Wassa Ia Mrs. Jeff
Young carried Of the ho4or score. At
small tables after the game q deli
cious luncheon was served.
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Mrs. Frederick FL Bailey will be O.
Minneapolis visitor next week
Miss Laura schneeberger returned
home on Sunday evening from a few
days spent in Minneapolis.
Tonight Miss Naomi Draeske is to
entertain several OF her girl friends
with a Halloween party and q big
spread.
Mrs. II. p. BeciTwith and daughter
returned Saturday from a months
visit with relatives at LaiSeneld, MINI.
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Mrs. ]. ID. Dixon and baby are ND
from Minnesota to spend week with
Mar. Dixon and to visit Fargo friends.
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Mrs. J. ID. Carpenter returned from
CorrectionviIle. Ia. on Monday, where
she visited her daughter, Magdalena,
who Is language teacher in the city
high school.
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The d. b. club was organized and
held It's first meeting last Tuesday
when Mrs. Charles Bland of the Emery
flats invited twelve ladies to a i
O'clock luncheon. Carnations graced
the table and rooms, and an elaborate
luncheon was served. Needle work lie
to be the occupation OF the club.
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DR.. and Mrs. Albert Hallenbehg are |
In attendance at the Dig Minneapolis |
Chicago football game today.
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Mrs. M. A. Baldwin has as her guest
for few weeks, Miss Augusta Poehler
Of Los Angeles. Cal
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Mrs. Hodgson OF Toronto, Can, who
has been the guest for some months of
Mrs. E. I'll. Smith, left Tuesday for a
two weeks visit with her son in Grand
Forks.
Hon. L. B. Hanna was host at a z
o'clock dinner on Monday night In
honor OF DR.. C. G. Creegan, the new
president OF the Fargo college. Those
present were the trustees of the col
eye and Judge Pollock Covers were
aid for sixteen.
Mrs. Frank Treat entertained on Fri
lay one division of the ladies of the
Presbyterian church. with a social
afternoon. Musical and literary num-
oers followed by the serving of dainty
were the order Of the
lay.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry DTgan expect to
cave soon for their new home in
Watertown, s. d.
Mrs. Frank Moody, who has been
listing with old time Fargo friends
or the past two weeks, is planning to I
cave Monday for her Minneapolis
lome.
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Mrs. g. M. Palmer and two daugh-
ers, Florence and Jessie, are planning
o leave the first OF December to spend
he winter at San Diego, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. F. Hopson have
moved from their Ninth street south 1
lonae, and will be with their daughter,
Grs. z. c. Eddy, for the winter.
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Miss Jessie Green went to Marion, G
'. d., on Monday.
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The Travellers SEQ club held its first s
anne on Friday afternoon at the home 4
Mrs. Ben Glaze. Dainty refresh 5
1ents were served at the small tables G
t the close of a pleasant game. N
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Mrs. L. H. Lake Of First avenue {
Outh gave pretty Thursday after !
DON party at which 500 was played. !,
n elaborate supper was served late in !
ne afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w d. Hodgson have :
loved from their Seventh street south
ONE and are living in their new bum
allow on Eighth street south. !
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Mr.. Beckwith OF the A. C. will Sun
ay in Valley City. :
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A fruit shower In the nature of a
lrprise and welcome to the return of 2
leir pastor, Rev HI. c. Leonard, was Z
wen Rev. and Mrs. Leonard last week,
hen about $50 guests took the Meth
list parsonage by storm. A jolly time
ali had and several impromptu :
1eectes were enjoyed. Refreshments
ere passed, and but little inroad was "A