The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15
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Forum This weather can hardly be
called ''bslmy,' but things go '7by con-
krairies' sometimes, even with wealth,
or prophets, and there Is some con-
Holation in the thought that tho
batmy weather will arrive on the time
schedUled for the "cold wave"
Our town is rather dull this week
but for the previous two weeks every
Ehings was booming-the merchants
laying in large stocks Of Christmas
and other goods, stores crowded and
streets lined with vehicles of every;
description.
Fred Voight of Cakes has started q
Tailoring establishment in the rooms
Formerly occupied by The News ofice.
and has been fortunate in securing
Miss Julia Dopp as an assistant.
r. y. More returned Sunday after
IN absence of several weeks in the
EAST
DR.. Caldwell has returned from his
business trip to Ontario
Messrs. stroud, j. L. More, wilkie.
n. b. Cox and A. r. Swartmout are
spending the week in Fargo attending
the Masonic festival and taking Scot
Hish Rite degrees. Mesdames More
and Cox went down to day and Mrs.
WiIkie accompanied her husband
Professor Kuhnes and the entire
faculty Of ou~ public schools visited
the public nnola in Valley City on
Monday Of last week and heard Sem
brich on the NEXT evening. Some others
who had the pleasure Of hearing Sem,
brich were Miss Bascom, Miss Fried.
Mrs. Coleman the Dennstedt brothers..
Miss Solin and Miss Mcbride
ON Thanksgiving day the usual
1'r.taa services OF the churches was
held in the Presbyterian church. Rev
Duden of the NJ. e. church delivered
an excellent sermon and every one
must have gone to the various good
dinners awaiting them with hearts
filled with thankfulness.
Mrs. Clendening is enjoying a visit
with her sister, Miss Ingram Of Con
cord. MINI. Her father also spent
Thanksgiving with them, but has gone
on to California for the winter.
j. A. Hilborn, accompanied by his
son Henry of Leal, has gone 20 Long
Branch, Cal, for the winter. where he
spent last winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss HeIenStroud
Miss Emma Kribbs came up from
Jamestown. where she In attending coll
lege, for Thanksgiving
Miss Clausen spent THANKSGIVING
week with friends In Minneapolis.
The Woman's club demonstrated
sdurum flour on the Saturday before
Thanksgiving by having a food sale
with everything made OF that -four
fThe universal verdict was that the
sfour Is sll right neat little sum
WAS cleared which will be used in
some good work.
Quite a social event was the open
meeting OF the club on Wednesday
lsvening at the home of Mrs. Warner.
Ia goodly number were present. After
an excellent programme on Cnild Gull
Aure. a delicious light supper was
served.
The commercial CLUB has done o
good work in furnishing d fine skating
rink Tor the town.
One OF the most prominent OF recent
social events was the card party given
ny Mar. and Mrs and Miss Bascom In
their hospitable and beautiful home.
Great bowls OF American Beauties
were artistically arranged about the
rooms giving just the color needed.
Seven tables OF waist were played and
after several progressions the game
was closed and prizes awarded. A
IA fi7e lunch was served on the whist
tables and so closed a most gag and
Joyous evening
Miss Belle Pierce gave a charming
levening 10 about twenty OF her friends
on Friday a week ago. Various games
were played and delicious refresh-
wnents served.
Miss Clausen entertained a number
or young ladies In honor of Miss Han
son, Ebo has returned TO her home In
st. Paul
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