The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24

Krohn Herbst from the Northwestern
| Military academy at Chicago; Har-
old Wilson from Evanston; Charles
Pollock from Madison; Curle Callander
from Harvard; Harry Rusch from
Madison; Kent barrow from Johns
| Hopkins university at Baltimore; Law
\ renee Kowalski from st. Joseph's col
! lege at Collegeville, Mimi; Lynn SIAM
baugh from the N. d. university; Fred
| Kedney from Trinity college, and
George Moulton from the Allen school
at Boston.
Others who came TO spend the holi-
days here were: Paul S. Kurtzman
from Mckinley, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Chas Grubbs of Butte, Mont; Mr. and
Mrs. j. ]. Callahan from Minneapolis;
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Jones of Lisbon; Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Brown of Calgary; Mrs.
i. A. Leiger of Lethbridge, Can; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Perry of Billings,
Mont; the Misses Alta Patterson and
Mabel Austin of Ada; Lyman Miller
Of McHenry; Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Freeman OF Devils Lake: Bruce
Strachen and Miss Frances Miller.
Guests in the city during the week
were: Mrs. s. G.. Moore of Buffalo:
Professor and Mrs. Taylor of Wahpe-
ton; Mrs. r. o. Burgum of Arthur:
Miss Sarah Frasenburg OF Seattle; Mr.
and Mrs otto Olson of Garrison: p. f.
Glass OF Tower City; Miss Mary White
OF Bismarck. and Will Freeman of Ar
gusville.
Those who returned from other
points this week were: ]. Dubois from
a trip Of the state Miss Ruby Cullen
from Medbury; J. A. Montgomery from
Bay City, Mich; Mrs. Gilbert stout
from Minneapolis; Miss Margaret Ro-
han from Grand Forks; DIR. w. w
Durham from Faribault; Mrs. !. G.
Hunter and daughter. Miss Deborah.
from Minneapolis, and Mrs. G. r.
Adams from Duluth.
Those who entertained this week
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Frederick
or Mapleton for number of friends:
the Fargo Dancing club at a party in
stones hall; the Misses Irene Zintheo
and Grace Halbert for Miss Kaddie of
Shapes; the Broadway Mission Study
class met with Miss Jessie CruikshanIx: |
the Woman's Home Missionary society
of the First M. E. church met with |
Mrs. c. E. Britton, and Mrs. r. A |
Quirk gave a Christmas luncheon.
Among the number who left the CITY
during the week were: Prof. and Mrs
F. e. West Stratton to Salem. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Reed Of Moorbead |
to Belvidere, ILL.,; Mrs. +. e. Dibley TO
Galesburg, ILL.,, and the south. Miss
Nellie Maloney to Chicago; Mrs VIII |
Hughes and children to Beach N, n.
Miss Ethel Symons to Ada: Mrs w |
ID. Ramsey to Plumas, Man; Miss
Jeanette Hatch to Fingal: Miss Lucy
Cockburn to Webster, N. D.. Miss Fern
Dynes to Gardper, N. D.; Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Glaze to Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs ].
+. CraVer and daughter, Sally, to Mis-
souri,; Miss Lorena Love to Kansas
City, and Atty. and Mrs. Bolts to Scion
Springs, Wis.
Kent Darrow, who spent a half a
ear at the big medical universities in
Europe and this fall resumed his
studies at Johns Hopkins, is at home
.or the holidays. He will remain in
Fargo until after New Years.
o
City Auditor E. R. Orchard left
Tuesday to spend Christmas with his
parents at Dickinson.
%
Miss Lucy dollhouse returned from
oipestone, Mimi, yesterday, where
'he has been teaching She was ac-
by Miss Taylor of James,
own and Miss Thalen of Crookston.
who are also teachers there.
Miss Jessie M. Ferris left yesterday
or her home at Elkhorn, Wis. to
ipend Christmas
Miss Inger c. Void of Polk county.
dinn, and Andrew Fausett of Ender-
in were married yesterday afternoon
It o'clock at the home of w. b.
AuXer Of Moorhead, Rev. c. II. Sewrey
II the Broadway M. z. church ofic-
ating. Mr.. and Mrs. Fausett were
OF Reverend Sewrey at
lis former appointment at EnderIin.
rhey will enjoy trip to California
or the winter and will later make
heir home at Enderlin.