The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-22

Tenny was the recipien. OF a very
handsome glaert prize
Miss Clara Olsen Of Minneapolis, q
former student OF the Al. c., arrived
on Saturday evening and win be the
guest Of Mrs. Bert Scott on Eighth
street south, another week.
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On June !, William raiIou will ac-
company his mother to her home In
North Orange, Mass, and expects to
be away for some time. Mrs Rallou
has spent the past wo years lin Fargo
with her son.
On next Friday night the juniors OF
the high school viii gfNe q farewell
banquet at o'clock to the seniors. AZ
Prizes hall. Places win be laid For
100 and the banquet win be followed
by dance.
Mrs. J. J. Jordan and Mrs. n. waIIxer
OF Moorhead drove to wild Rice q,
Thursday and spent the day at Tom
McKenzie's home.
?. II. Farrell Of Vernon. N d. was
operated on at st. Johns for amman
dicitis on Wednesday. Mrs. Farrel,
and daughter Miss Mary, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. @. Lacy
during Mr.. Farrell Illness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Gamble Of
Wahpeton We're in town this week, at
the Gardner.
MISS Jean Mckee accompanied Miss
Eunlce Jacobson home from Galesberg.
ILL.,, and will remain for a months
visit.
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Miss Fannie Ferris left for her hona
In Minneapolis Monday morning AFTER
three months visit at the Rae farm
south OF town, with Miss Kate Raa
and Mrs. Finehout. Miss Ferris wIIl
remain In Minneapolis for about =
month and then will return "a Fargo
for a short visit before spending TIA
summer in the west.
The many friends of Miss Mary Raa
better known as Aunt Mary. win he
glad TO know that she is better after
ner attack of pneumonia and is able
to sit up.
Mrs. H Chlcholm, at her home On
First avenue south. assisted bv Mrs
A. l.. Bishop, entertained the society
or the Woman's Home Missionaries ~
the First Methodist church. on Tuas-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. After tbs
work Of the day was finished an eIab-
crate lunch was passed. About forty
ladies were present.
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On Wednesday afternoon at Il
o'clock, Mrs. Ulio was hostess AZ q
luncheon given at the Gardner in hon
or of Mrs. Ralph Tenny. Covers were
laid for eight and after the luncheon
the ladies repaired to Mrs. TTlio'.
rooms In the Swart house and enioved
game of bridge.
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Rev DR.. Marian d. Shutter of the
Church Of the Redeemer in Minneapo-
lis, is to preach the baccalaureate SER
mon here on June 6. at the A. c.
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Rev Charles r. Adams wife ara
family, left on Monday evening for the
east. Rev. Adams will attend the
general conference in Denver and win
be gone about two weeks and exnects
TO then join hi9 wife at their old home
IN Indiana and attend a family reun-
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Manila, will also visit with the family.
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Ole Madsen has purchased the Geo
Pirie home on Eighth stree. south.
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Miss nj. Mathewson Of MINNEAPOLIS
reached Fargo Saturday night and was
the guest for few days Of Miss Mary
Benton.
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j. #. Treat will erect duplex house
on the qot east OF his home on First
avenue north.
Every Sunday school I'm the city was
represented in the delegation Of work
ers who attended the twentieth annual
convention of the Sunday schools in /
Grand Forks this week.
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Mrs ]. c. Ross of Casselton was the /
guest of her cousin, Mrs Frank Marsh. |
Monday and Tuesday
Mrs Murray of the Murray Institute. |
Is reported better after a short illness. |
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Mrs. F. r. Paige spent the flrst Of
the week in Glyndon.
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The Social ChronoIoger has to tell
Of a busy week with housecleaning.
sewing and many small affairs. The
quiet wedding OF one of Fargo's girls
followed by q big swedding reception.
was an important event. Second only
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