The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-26

Miss Pearl Dinan has returned from
Madison university and will spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. +. Dinan.
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Ensign Walter Lorshbaugh has re-
turned home for months visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Lorsh-
baugh. He has spent the past year
In Central America, returning home
via Seattle, where he spent few days
at the exposition.
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Mrs. e. c. Lucas has returned 70
her home in Lisbon after two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. II. r. Turner
in Island Park. ..... ...
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Miss Lorraine Habner, daughter OF
G. L Habner, manager OF the Hotel
Gardner is visiting relatives in Chi
cago. ..
Mrs. w. c. Macfadden, Mrs. J. w.
Smith and daughter Miss Adele, were
passengers to Detroit lake wednesday
afternoon.
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Mrs. Ben wassem and children are
visiting relatives in Tower City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. M. Grubbs OF
Butte, Mont, will arrive in Fargo next
Saturday and spend Sunday and Mon
day with Mr.. Grubbs' parents and
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Brownlee and
daughters left Wednesday evening IN
the North Coast Limited for Seattle,
Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Staples and
daughter Carrie, left Saturday morn
! ing for Brooklyn, N. Y, via the Great
Lakes. They go to visit relatives.
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Rev. c. Fl. Dickinson is now the
pastor of the Congregational church at
Middlebury, VT, and May 80 Shld 81
was the hundredth anniversary of the
dedication of it's house Of worship;
this centennial was celebrated with
! great pomp, and with a very large ct
tendance of visitors. The pastors If
all the other churches assisted in tell
ing Of the good work done by this
pioneer organization. Among the 9TH
er speakers was Senator John w
Stewart, the senior trustee Of Mid
dlebury College-the church and the
college being cloesly allied, and this
school is next to the oldest in all New
England. This church is the one Mr.
Plumley attended with his parents ir
his boyhood days. 1t will interest Mr.
Dfckinson's friends here 20 know that
the church membership has increased
over 100 since his pastorate com
menced, two years ago, the numbeI
at the present time being $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson Dunlop ant
children left Saturday for Toronto
Canada, to spend the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William H. White o
south Thirteenth street have enter
tanned, as their guest, during the pas
two weeks, Miss Marion Barber, o
Minneapolis, who after enjoying tn
hospitalities OF Fargo friends has lef
for Vancouver, B. c. for visit amont
friends there Miss Barber, last yea
a graduate of the University of Mime
sofa, has this summer received from
this institution the degree of Maste
of Arts and is in consequence th'
recipient Of congratulations from man!
friends. ... RI.
Mrs Henry Harding Barber has beer
guest, for few days the past weel
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William III. White, a
their home on south Thirteenth street
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o. L. Beardsley OF Chicago, ILL.,, &C
companied by his wife and friend, ar
rived in his automobile at the Wal
dorf last night, at 8 o'clock, havini
made the entire journey to Fargo II
the machine. They have been delaye'
more or less by rains, but on the who'll
have made good time. The part,
spent Thursday night at Ashby, Gran
county, Mimi, and left the latter plac
for Fargo, Friday morning after break
fast.
Mrs d. NJ. Leininger will leave in
day or two for Minneapolis, where he
daughter, Grace, is to join her an
both continue the trip to Elkhart, Ind
and Canton and other points In Ohic
I for a two months visit with friend
and relatives; a reunion Of the Obi
4 trelatives to be held early in August
They contemplate returning abou
September l..
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Runior reports the engagement OF
: prominent A. c. professor to a popu
lar Fargo society girl.
wednesday, June 23rd, at high nooI
: occurred the marriage Of Miss Maud
lMagorfs to Olaf G.. Storaker a