The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12
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rived Thursday evening and will visit
IN Fargo indefinitely.
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Mrs. s. G. More and Miss r MI,
terday. o"n ses-
MISS Eta Mcdonald of Minneapolis
IS the guest Of Mrs. w. J. Moulton
of North Broadway.
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Mr. and Mrs. John r. Crumbs an
nounce the engagement of their daush-
ter, Bessie Stanley, to ]. James Gala
nan q Minneapolis. The marriage win
pe solemnized Wednesday, Nov 80.
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Mrs c. HI. Anheier. who has b.an
Ieasting on things musical at Mime
apolis Is expected to return to town
early the coming week.
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Mrs. Frank Rollins of Enderlin was
the guest of Rev and Mrs. c. f..
SeWrey Of Seventh avenue north this
week. She returned to her home Thurs
day.
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Mrs William Long of Marshalltown.
Ia, left Thursday evening for her
nome after three months visit with
her daughter, Mrs. H. l.. Mccall of
Eleventh street south.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George wilkinson
Bentley of Nottingham, England made
one or two calls in Fargo, Thursday, on
their way home from the Pacific coast.
Iheir home is quite near to the his
toric Nottingham castle.
g.
A very much appreciated Victrola
concert was given last evening by Mr..
Poplar OF the Stone Piano Co., under
the auspices of the Epworth league In
the league rooms of the Broadway
Methodist church. Miss Margaret A.
Xerns assisted M. Poplar with her
in the Irish dialect, which
ihowed especial talent and were great
Y enjoyed. good crowd attended
md found it to be more than worth
While as the programme was of the
rest
An auxiliary has been formed by a
lumber of Island Park ladies to assist
Miss Robinson, the visiting nurse in
with the Associated Chari-
les. Yesterday the auxiliary met at
he hfTne of Mrs. Geo. Nichols of
Seventh avenue south and held very
interesting meeting. Mrs. D. p. Hardy
las been chosen president of the or
'anization, Mrs. E. II. Stranahan, sec
etary, and Mrs. L. A. Kedney, treas |
In v1lr q
very two weeks and sew, to assist |
Hiss Robinson A buying committee |
vas appointed, consisting of Mrs. G. r. |
Hired and Mrs. III. Harrington. other
ommittees were appointed to asst i'm |
he work. About thirty ladies |
we're present at the meeting yesterday. |
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A very enjoyable event of last even
ag was the class party given by the |
Dung ladies Of Mr.. McCulloetl's class /
t the First M. e. Sunday school. The
arlors OF the church were prettily ar
anged for the occasion, and q jolly I
rowd were present. Music and games
1ere features of the evenings enter |
the gum contest being es-
ecially interesting. Each guest was
iven stick of gum, match and a
ard and told TO make an animal out Of
he gum. The results were striking
nd created a great deal OF laughter.
Ither contests were a cracker-eating
ontest and a string and gum crop
newing contest. After an evening Of
luch jollity dainty refreshments were
srved, and after more music by the
ntire company the guests departed.
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The Fargo w. c. +. u. met with
Trs. f. H. Wilder Friday afternoon
nd a large number Of visitors were
resent beside O good membership
tendance. Miss Clothier of Colorado
prings. Co., great worker in the
Endeavor line, whn Is in the
ty for a short time, saw a notice of
lie meeting In the daily papers and
as welcome attendant at the meet
10. She gave a very instructive talk
i which she emphasized the import
nee of the work among children and
Dung people Plans were made for
lie week beginning Nov. %, when Mrs.
essie Lnythe Scoville of Minneapolis
ill be In the city, committee was
ppointed to arrange for a reception
, be given one evening during her
.ay Mrs. Matte Monsoon brought
ut the Importance of L.. r. L. work
the union which showed that form
lg Is much more agreeable and i'm
ortant than reforming. After adj
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