The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-14

OF MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs ID.
Lewis, in Island park, little Sherwoo
Lewis celebrated the 4th anniversar
Of his birth, with the help of sixteel
of his little friends who spent the aft
lernoon with him from 300 to 500
most happy time was enjoyed by tn
little tots with games and then cam
the big spread with the huge cake
candle lighted; making all hearts gla,
before going home time.
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/ Doctor and Mr.. Homer B. Smith
of Fargo returned Friday from a week.
outing at Grand View Heights, Per.
ham, Mimi, where they have spent
the time very agreeably Turing the
willy pike from the cool waters OF
Big Pine lake and enjoying the hos
pltality Of proprietor and Mrs. @. A
Kapler, who conduct the resort there
On Monday night few friends gave
most enjoyable surprise parry to
James E. Radford, 222 Fourth street
north, to help him celebrate his natal
day. Twenty young folks wece pre-
ent and there was music, singing AMI
dancing and general good time be-
fore the elaborate supper. which was
served shortly before midnight.
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Lieut. Elmer Rice, appointed to
West Point from this city. who has
spent the last two years in the Phil
ippines, leaves this afternoon for Fort
Harrison, Mont, where he will be sta
toned. Lieutenant Rice has enioyed
short vacation with relatives and
friends in Fargo, returning from the
Philippines by the Suez route.
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Mrs. e. c. Eddy, Thirteenth street
south, assisted by Mrs. VIM. Hauser.
entertained the ladies OF the Wonans
Foreign Missionary society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church Oh Tues-
DAY afternoon after a session OF REGULAR
business there was social hour spent
over sewing, and at o'clock a dainty
luncheon was passed. There were about
thirty ladies present.
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Mrs. Rose A. Townsend dsugb+a, os
Mrs. Mary McAllen and sister of
MRS Gordon Nesbit and Miss Edythe
McAlIen OF this city was quietly mar
rled tuesday morning in Minneapolis
10 James A. Brennan, the Florida Ev-
land man of this city. After
few days trip the happy couple will
return to Fargo where they will be
at nome to their many friends.
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What proved to be a very n,,o.or+
afalr was a birthday party at the
rome or Mrs. j. K. Bingham Monday
afternoon. lt was in the nature of a
surprise. There were a dozen guests
present and all enjoyed the occ sior
immensely Mrs. Bingham received 4
arge number Of handsome presents |
refreshments were served, closing q |
'ery happy afternoon.
Mrs John Cramer of ArgusviIIe |
having completed her visit with her
trends In the city, has returned home |
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Mrs. E. T. Shaw. Eighrb s+r,a+ ror4,,
nome from visit at North Yakima |
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Mrs. S. B. Clark Of Buffalo, who bss
been the guest of her Fargo friends |
or few days, has returned home.
Miss Mathilde Anderson of Broad |
way Is nome from a Fergus Falls visit
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MIS- Z. III. Larsen and sister of Pin
'ree' AFTER a pleasant visit with their
rlends here, has returned home.
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Mrs. Geo. z. Guthrie was in CasseI-
on on Sunday
The Mothers meeting of the Scandi-
avian W. c. T. U. which was held on
tuesday, evening in the lecture room of
ne Swedish Baptist church was es-
eclally interesting and a large num-
er OF people were out to eniov II
ood programme and music was fol-
'wed by the serving of delicious re-
MISS Dora Hanson of Millbank. after
pleasant visit with many friends
ere, has returned home
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In Moorhead on Wednesday evanir,
as given novel social bv the Chris
an Endeavor society of the Congre-
auonal church. A programme incIud-
l TWO short talks on The Mountain
mites and The Negro Problem films
ated by costumed characters. Sew
d! ola negro melodies were sung A
'cial hour followed the proera rnroa ,
hu closed an altogether pleasant even
g.
MISS Helen Graf Of Sturgeon Raw /,
rs, has arrived in the CITY for =
ls1t with her friends.
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Dr. Awty of Moorhead left T,asd.,, /
,en1ng for Buffalo, N. Y. and +bere
III meet his wife. After a. Capadian
lp' including Montreal and Toronto :
c. they will head for home wbtot
ley VIII reach about June
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MT. and Mrs Appleton of Joliet I'll ),
re visiting friends in the CITY. =
FRIENDS will regret to hear that Mrs c
: w. Grasse is suffering from a Sc n
re cold and has been Obliged 70
rite for the return of Mr. crosse
on, the west, and he is expected to =
ach Moorhead today or tomorroyv is
g pest connections are made
Mr. and Mrs. n. ID. Osborn ., ~, n
TN MINI, Whc have been visitino
lelr friends here for a dav or We
ave returned home.
James W. Foley, North Dakota,s h
'et ana humorist, who appears at the
'esnyterian church on the evening of a
nesday, May II, is rapidly achieving :,
nuch rame as reader, as he has !
eVlousiy achieved by his innottahTa
'mely verse. His poems are accented
the best magazines and are reaI {,
I'm pleasure by growing number ~ h
lmirers each month. r
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I Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Murphy of \