The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-19

VIII Hancock Of The Tdgeley Mai
was the week end guest of Mr.. enc
! Mrs. j. J. Jordan, Second avenue south
leaving for home Monday morning
Mr.. Hancock was in town to attend
the editors convention.
The Eskimo 500 club gathered or
Thursday evening at the home OF Mrs
Geo. Rusk, corner Tenth and Front
for their game, where Mrs. Benedict
and Mrs. Rusk entertained A most
delectable luncheon was served at the
small tables, late in the evening.
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Mrs. Frank Thompson is expected
home today from a two months So
journ in the east. Mrs. Thompson has
visited her sister, Miss Bissonette. in
Buffalo, N. Y, Mrs. c. G. Welton in
Chicago and her mother, Mrs Bison
cite, in Minneapolis, besides spending
some time in New York city.
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Mrs. J. W. Hammond was hostess
on Tuesday afternoon at her home on
| Seventh avenue south to the South
Side 500 club, and Mrs. III. B. Quick
was the successful winner of the pretty
prize. A delicious luncheon was serv-
ed the guests late in the afternoon.
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Mrs. Frederick H. Bailey was at
home Wednesday evening to the o.
III. s. evening bridge club and Mrs.
! G. f. Davis made high score at the
game. An elaborate Dutch lunch was
served at late hour and the owl car
was held up to take the players home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Nelson and
Miss Dagney left Wednesday evening
for Washington, d. c., and other east
ern points, to return late in March.
While away they will visit with Har-
aid, who is at the Annapolis naval
academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Loberg Of Os-
good have moved to Fargo to make
their home.
On Wednesday evening the jewellers
and opticians enjoyed a banquet at
$40 at the commercial club rooms at
the close of the first days meeting of
the state association.
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Miss Thayler of Rose Valley was an
over Sunday visitor with her parents
here.
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James Morrow, so well known in
connection with the First National
bank, has left for his new home in
Morris, Mont, where he and Bert Scott
will run a bank. Mrs. Morrow is
packing, ready to leave soon for her
new home and Mr.. Scott. who has been
at Morris for some time, is expected
home in another week to assist Mrs.
Scott in getting ready to leave.
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On Monday afternoon at o'clock
the Fortnightly club held an open
meeting at the home of Mrs. ]. B.
Eaton, South Fifth street, and about
sixty ladies were there and enjoyed to
the utmost the clever paper read by
Mrs. Boehmer on Home Life in Ger
many. So much interest was taken
in the subject that numberless uues-
tions were asked to which Mrs. Boeh-
her responded most graciously and in
structively. The hostess then passed
coffee and cake and at o'clock the
guests were loath to leave what had
proved to be one of the most thor
oughly enjoyable meetings of the sea-
son. The next date for the club is
Feb. rs at the home Of Mrs. w. B.
Bell, I'LL Eighth street north, when
the subject will be Home and Owner
ship, continuation OF the Germany
subject.
Mrs. Harry Alsop will entertain the
D. B. club next Thursday afternoon
at her home on First avenue north
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Co. G. of Valley City will celebrate
Washington's birthday with their
twenty fifth annual military ball. A
number of Fargo people attend these
popular parties and with Governor
Burke and his staff who are to be
present it bids fair to far eclipse any
Of their former functions which are
always pronounced successes in every
way.
Mrs. Harold Sorenson is home from
a Kindred visit.
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]. E. Weiser is in Oregon.
P. H. Lee and wife were Fargo visit
ors this week, from Beach, N. d.
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c. o. F'ollett is home from st. Louis
and Mrs. Follett is expected the first
of the month.
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The Island Park Evening Bridge
club which was to have met last Tues
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Hammond of Island park, was post
poned until next Tuesday on account
Of the storm.
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Mr. and Mrs. p. FL. Sunimerfield and
two children, who have bought the
a 20
are expected the first of the month
from St Paul to take up their abode
in Fargo.
Miss Eva Mckinney came home on
Wednesday evening from Hope, N. ID.
where she is teaching. Owing to the
inclemency of the weather the schools
were closed for the week and Miss Nc
Nc Kinney after visiting with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Mckinney In
Island park will leave Monday morn
ing to resume her duties
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Mrs. Course returned to Casselton
the fore part of the week after two
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. r.
M. Pollock on Eighth street south.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Fowler reached
home Monday morning from Seaforth.
Ont, where Mrs Fowler has been for
some months, Mr.. Fowler, VINO has
been booking some big attractions In
the east for his vaudeville stopped off
in Seaforth and accompanied Mrs.
Fowler home.
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The D. S. Bridge club were the
guests on Monday evening of Mrs