The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-04

Harry Anheier. r. H. Knowles and
Charles Simmons
Mrs. @. II. Davis, Tenth street north
was hostess to the o. III. s. evening
Bridge club on Wednesday night.
Every member OF the club was present
for the first time this season and rub
Der games were played After the
work was finished the players were re-
warded with an elaborate spread.
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Mrs Guy Stanton reached Fargo,
Monday for the week, from Grand
Forks and was the guest Of Mrs. G. r..
Stone. Mrs. Stanton was an attend
ant at the sembrlch concert on Tues
day evening.
Jerome Freeman or Devils Lake
Sundayed In Fargo.
o.
A number Of friends OF L, s, Levy
gave a dinner par ty last even'r at the
private dining parlor of the commercial
club, In the form Of farewell affair to
the young hardware merchant, who
leaves Fargo tomorrow for the northern
Minnesota woods. Seven very elaborate
courses were served after which cigars
and stories made the evening a pleasant
one, t
o.
Miss Ida Powell OF Island Park had
as her guest for a week. Miss Mae
Higbee Of Minneapolis, who came to
Fargo to spend Thanksgiving and re-
turned to her home on Sunday night.
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An WanAorr
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w, G. Macfadden in Island
park, The guests were hidden to a 7
o'clock dinner and the remainder of the
evening was passed in the game of
cards,
Mrs. d. B. Reid Of Eleventh street
south left this morning for Black Riv-
er Falls, Wis, where she will visit at
the home Of her parents.
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A. l., Leomls and Asst. Fire Chief
Ed, Manning left the city last evening
for Metford, Ore, where they will re-
main two or three months looking over
the land in that country and recreat-
ing,
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A letter from Mrs. w. r, Edwards |
from Spokane says that the family |
were still in quarantine there for |
but all were we'll and |
next day were liberated. They pre-
'eeded on to Seattle to visit her moth |
pr and would arrive in time for Sum |
lay dinner, Their plans now are to
arrive in San Diego, Cal, the middle
IF December, where they expect To
make their future nome.
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Miss Edith Fowler gave a box partv
It the Grand on last Saturday evening
1t the first performance and eight
'oung ladies enjoyed the treat. Ow-
ng to an engagement Miss Fowler was
obliged to leave but the others pro- |
'eeded to the Gardner, where a 0 |
o'clock supper was served. Mrs. AL |
bert Anderson chaperened the party
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Guy Stanton of Grand Forks was a |
Sunday visitor in town,
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AT Stones hall last Saturday even
ng, the u, @, II, gave one of their
popular dances and the party was well
epresented by both the local travel
rs and many cut of town visitors
'arson's orchestra furnished the music
which insured the best of inspirations
or dancing and a jolly good time is
eperted by those present.
O.
Miss Claire Luger gave an informal
tterneen bridge on Tuesday and Mrs.
J, p, Davis was fortunate in gaining
ne high score trophy,
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Miss Elsie Giesham of Valley City
ras a visitor in the city Sunday even
ag and Monday:
O.
Werd frem Los Angeles from Miss
fac Irons states that they are settled
2 their new home, but had hardly
eacned there before William Irens
etter known here as ODE. Jones'" was
un over by a street car and a foot
ad to be amputated between the ankle
nd the knee. He Is now out of dang
but still suffering from the shock
$ is Mrs. Irons, who was looking from
ne window and saw the accident, but