The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23

way served refreshments and the even.
ing was spent In pleasant manner.
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Fifty years ago Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs
James Miller of Second avenue soutE
were welded in Ontario They have
been residents of Fargo about eighteeE
years. 1t had been planned by tht
members of the family to have a bis
celebration, but temporary illness o.
Mr.. Miller prevented Mr. Miller Ii
rs and Mrs. Miller 20. They are popu.
lar residents of Fargo with severa
sons and daughters in this city and
many Of their friends extended con-
gratulations on the event
Mrs. VIM. Jones' Ninth street south
reached home Thursday afternoon
from fortnight visit in the twir
cities.
Prof. p. G.. Knowlton OF Seventh
avenue south expects to leave as soon
as Fargo college lis out in June for a
years study in Europe.
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Mr., and Mrs. Otto Morrow will give
up their Fifth avenue = oLth home the
first of the month and will live with
Col. and Mrs j. w. Morrow on Eighth
street. Colonel Morrow is reported as
about the same.
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Arthur Bridge of Buffalo was the
over Sunday guest of Charlie Page,
Eighth street south.
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DR.. and Mrs. Hobar: of Casselton
were week end guests in town.
Mrs. VIM. Prescott was the guest Of
friends in Grand Forks for few days
at the end of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hillestad spent
Sunday here from Hawley.
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Miss Violet Conant is at home again
after four months visit in Winnipeg
with her cousin, Mrs. A. s. Lock
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Mrs. e. e. Cole left Sunday evening
for visit in Minneapolis with her
mother, Mrs. Hunt, and with friends
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Among those who were in the cities
to attend grand opera this week were
Mesdames E. E. Cole, E. ]. Weiser, j.
A. B. Smell and ]. d. F'arrand.
Mr., and Mrs. w. j. Price were week
end visitors in Grand Forks, stopping
with friends, and attended the big
Elk function.
Mrs. L. c. Iceberg was a Grand
Forks visitor Saturday.
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Mrs. o. ]. deLendrecie and neices,
the Misses Campbell and Basye,
reached home from an extended south
ern and western trip on Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. c. H. Porritt of North Broad
way met with painful accident on
Monday morning. She slipped on the
icy steps of the porch and fractured
her left arm. She is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. John Mcknight will entertain
the Southside Evening Bridge club on
Monday of next week at the home of
her mother, Mrs. e. C. Eddy. Thir-
teenth street south.
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Mrs. c. E. Davies, Tenth street north
will be the hostess on Tuesday even
ing to the o. H. S. Bridge club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Iceberg and
daughter, Majory, will move May / to
290 Fifth avenue south, where they
will keep house.
Mrs o. ]. deLendrecis left wednes-
day afternoon for Lake Detroit where
Ct he g., a.
season. O. J. deLendrecie left yester-
day for over Sunday there.
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Miss Katherine York of silverwood,
Ind, is expected next week to make an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs. w.
]. Frentzel sixth avenue north.
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Tonight at the Fargo college the stu
dents are to have a Floor Frolic to
raise funds for the new floor for the
college parlor. All sorts of interesting
stunts are promised and much fun is
anticipated.
Mrs. S. B. Dutton of Calgary, Can,
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e. Wilson, Fourth
avenue south. She came 20 attend the
wedding o. Miss Adelaide, her sister.
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Mrs. Guy Stanton Of Grand Forks
was an attendant at the grand opera
in Minneapolis this week and several
OF the Fargo ladies met her here.
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Mrs. Carrie Nation was Fargo
visitor on Tuesday and stopped at the
Gardner. Fully 1000 eople were out
to hear her talk and were we'll pleased
with her address. The Y. M. G. A
not having hall large enough to hold
the crowds second meeting was held
at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Ma
tion's name has been made famous by
by her crusade in Kansas against sa-