The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-25

sionary society, and proved most in.
terestins and instructive.
Frank Treat returned Thursday IRON
St Paul trip.
Louis ID. Spafford returned to Miles
City. Mont, on Sunday after a shori
visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Thompson re.
turned to Grand Forks on Wednesday
afternoon.
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Jerome Freeman Of Devils Lake was
q guest on Monday Of his sister, Mrs
Hector Barnes.
Comrade r. p. Chacey returned
Saturday from a several week trip te
Rock Island, and other Illinois towns
where he had not been since a boy.
He greatly enjoyed the trip and meet
ing old friends there, but is glad to
set back to Fargo.
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Professor Hollis Of Valley CITY ao-
companied by his mother lie at the
Prescott hotel this week. The profes-
sor ts under the care of an eye spec
iaiist during his stay here.
After a pleasant summer spent in
the east Mrs. d. M. Leininger and
daughter Grace returned home Friday
evening.
Mrs. J. J. Jordan and son Justin
left Wednesday evening for wild
Rice, where they visited old friends.
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The Coterie club will hold meeting
ON Wednesday evening. Sept. 20. to
elect new members.
The Talkalot club spent a pleasant
afternoon with Mrs. III. ID. Corliss OF
Eighth street south on Monday after
noon. n
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The Roycroft club has electesa officers
for this year as Follows: Mrs. Charles
Shelton, president; DR.. Heller. vice
president; Carl Kurtzman, secretary.
and Henry Klinsman, treasurer. A
final meeting will be held on Oct. Ia
at Prizes hall
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Capt. and Mrs. D. ID. Dodge, who
have been here visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Thos McEnroe, for the past three
weeks, left Thursday morning for their
home in Algona. Iowa
DIR. j. q. Cavanagh expects to leave
Monday for New York city, where he
will take post graduate course in the
newest methods Of the cure of human
Ills without drugs. The Fargo sani-
tarium is being enlarged and remodeled
and will be closed for the next few
weeks on this account.
Miss Juanita Humes has severed her
connection with deLendrecie's and lis
now student at the d. B. C.
Earl Mccormick, who has mastered
mis- trade as cornice maker, leaves
for Aberdeen, s. d. where he will be
engaged during the winter. In the
spring he viii have good position in
Tacoma, to which city ne will remove
mis- mother and sister.
Miss Elvina sunde returned home
after q two months enjoyable visit
with relatives in Duluth.
Miss Glaydis Carter of s15 Second
avenue north, retrned Tuesday from
pleasant vacation spent Mt White
Bear lake and St. Paul.
Mrs. G. N. Callander entertained a
company of young ladies on Friday af-
ternoon to compliment her guest. Miss
Lillian Callander Of Columbus, o.
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Mrs. Andrew Nelson is entertaining
her sister, Mrs Trimble OF Seattle.
Miss Abbie Simmons has returned
from Chicago and assumed her duties
at the A. c.
Professor Trimble and family have
moved into their new residence on
Eleventh street north.
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The Sunshine club were entertained
at the home OF Miss Gertrude Morey on
Friday evening.
Charles Van Horn, who has been sta
toned at the Naval hospital at Chelsea
Mass, Is on his way to Fargo to visit
relatives. He has been granted a
months furleugh. a
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Mrs. A. M Libby OF Minneapolis is
visiting friends In the city.
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The Round Dozen club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. John Stegge OF
South Seventh street. A game OF 500
was enjoyed by all. followed by appe-
-izing refreshments. Mrs. Henry
0uggen won first prize and Mrs. w.
r fitzpatrick second. The next club