The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-09

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the sixty ladies who were present and
the serving Of q luncheon followed,
Miss Dorothea young entertained
on Wednesday evening number Oh
young ladies and the hours passed
quickly In dancing and music follow.
ed by q delicious supper.
Mrs. M. T. Johnston, OF Valley City
was the guest this week OF her brotheg
W. Q. Olsen, Ninth street south.
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Mrs. J. P. Birchail has returned from
a winter in Philadelphia and is al
home with Mrs. Blakemore, Thirteenth
street south.
Mrs. Clyde r., Travis and children
OF Mayville spent the week with her
parents MIR. and Mrs A Spott on the
north side.
Mrs. G. w. Kelley Of Tower CITY
was Fargo visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. c. B. rhimens Of island parr
was reported i'll this week at her home.
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Mrs. j. B. Clabbotts Of Sanborn was
in Fargo Thursday.
w. J. Moulton spent the week in the
cities.
Mrs. w. r. Reed of Armenia was in
Fargo Thursday to attend tae Mime
apolis Symphony concert.
Mrs. Waldo M. Potter of Casselton
was visiting here Wednesday.
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Miss Jean Hanna who was visiting
Miss Grayce Baker of Winnipeg is at
present the guest OF an uncle In Min
neapolis.
Arab Patrol of El zagal started
Thursday evening for their pilgrim
age on to New Orleans. The two cars
were filled with the local Shriners,
properly decorated with banners on
which were printed "El zagal. Fargo.
n. D." SO that all may know that
North Dakota's biggest and greatest
city is being represented at the great
gathering The following is list of
those who made the pilgrimage: ].
Frank Treat M. A. Baldwin, r. S.
Lewis, John W. Carol, A. ]. Craig,
z. G. Gearey, jr., A. G.. Arvold, ]. e..
Frenette. p Ell. Burton, r. M. Dolve,
L w. Drummond. F. r. Paige, w. d.
Bristol, A. d. Anderson, o. o. Church
i'll, DR.. ]. S. Hill. H. o. Mott, w. T.
Johnston, Chas. r. Rodgers, e. L.
Mackenroth, j e. Taylor, j. A. Jar
dine, f. A. Bricker, HI. c. Johnson. G..
A. Pardoe, Frank w. Cook, Thomas
Lanson, F. A. Bristol, jr., T. HI. Sher-
man, A. o. Madison, T. 1. Lewis, w. j.
MulvaIfey.
Miss Mirick, one of the INSTRUCTORS
at the State Science school, Wahpeton,
N. D., who has been the guest of Mrs.
e. s. Blake, returned to her home
Monday evening.
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Miss Ruth Donaldson of Moorhead,
and friends, at Grand Forks and Lari-
more.
Mrs. Albert Courtney, has as her
guest, her mother, Mrs. Ellen Shey Of
Duluth, MINI.
Mrs. Geo. w. Laird, who is visiting
in Iowa, is expected home the latter
part Of this month.
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Friends of Miss Grace Cummins, of
Verndale, Mimi. who. mas made her
home here for some time, will regret
to- hear that she was called home
evening because of the ill
ness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Wyand Of
Seventh avenue north, returned home
Friday after a few days visit at Wen
dali. MINI.
Mrs. Raymond Hesse of Sioux City, |
Ia, who has been visiting in Moor
head for a short time. left with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Per-
ley for st. Paul Monday evening.
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Mrs. w. S. Kinley Of Ambrose, N. d. |
is visiting with her daughter Mrs.
Chas. Stout.
Friday evening in the parlors of the |
First NJ. E. church, Miss Mabel Lee,
a returned missionary from Japan, |
gave a very interesting talk on the |
two Methodist schools one at Ayma. |
Japan, and the other at Nagoya, she |
-old of her mission work among the |
Japanese. J. M. Stick, secretary of |
ne Laymen's Missionary movement, /
also from japan, gave splendid talk,
md several beautiful selections on his