The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22

) Fargo on account OF an operation on he
daughters.
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Miss Claire Elliot has left for ST
Paul where she will attend St. Rather
ines for the remainder Of the schoo
year.
Wells Clouter. son of MT. and Mrs
Will Cloutier, has scarlet fever.
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At high mass on last Sunday morning
in the Catholic church the bans OF Miss
Nellie McDermott and j. M. S. Wiser
were read by Father Egan, the wedding
to take place in two weeks in Minne-
apolis.
| Mrs. w. A. Cole of Minot was called
home the last of the week and abrupt
ly ended her visit with her sister, Mrs.
N, Mcclellan, Eleventh street north.
| Otis Heskett, Seventh street north,
left Sunday for a week in Minneapolis
where he attended the Lumbermen's s
| convention.
Peter Hardy was Minneapolis Wis.
tior this week.
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The A. p. A. Bridge club was enter
tained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
A. B. Walker Eighth street north. This
is a new club which will meet at the
homes of the members and the game
Of bridge will be played in strict ad-
herence to all rules. Talking tabooed
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Mullick of Minot
are expected in Fargo the middle of
next month and will occupy one of the
new apartments on north Broadway.
Mr.. Mullick is the new manager of the
International Harvester Co. in Fargo.
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Mrs. Morton Page will give z
o'clock dinner to the Cribbage club on
next Monday evening and the after
dinner hours will be spent over the
paste boards,
c. e. Dibley of WoIverUon Mimi, was
the guest this week of his brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Dibley of
Island Park.
Mrs. w. T. Johnson was hostess on
Tuesday evening to the Eskimo club
and the evening passed in the game of
500. Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed at the close of the game.
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Miss Ethel Mckenzie of Wild Rice
was the week end guest of Miss Hor-
tence Charest at her home on Fifth
avenue south.
At The Home on Thirteenth street
SOUTH the Florence Crittendon Circle
met with Miss Topping for business,
on Wednesday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dibley left Tuesday for
a Florida trip. They will be Joined in
Chicago by Mrs. Stranahan and party
and in Hartford, Conencticut, by Will
Wright and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Dibley
will visit at Nausau for a couple of
months.
The Irving dramatic club will put on
a performance of their minstrel show
in Hillsboro tonight.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. weiser were Min
neapolis visitors this week.
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Miss Topping of the Crittendon home
was in Minneapolis the last of this
week.
Mrs. j. c. r. Charest left Monday ev-
ening for week in Minneapolis and
st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill of Chicago were
visitors in town this week and stopped
at the Gardner.
O. H. Hollister left Tuesday for Flor
ida to join his wife who is spending
the winter at Daytona.
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Mrs. r. l.. Thorstenson of this city,
who has been visiting relatives in Red
Wing, Minn., has gone to Minneapolis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Everhart have re-
turned from a two weeks trip in Mil
waukee and Chicago.
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Miss Helen Corrigan, guest of Miss
Deborah Hunter, leaves today for her
home in Minneapolis after two weeks
Fargo visit.
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Margaret Alfred has been released
from diptheria quarantine and the fam
lily are at liberty again after the health
board fumigations.
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Mrs. ]. Z. Johnson left on the through
train for Chicago on Wednesday af-
ternoon for a two weeks Chicago visit
with Mrs. Pond, wife OF General Pas
senger Agent Pond of the Burlington
road.
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Ou Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ernest r. Wright at her home on
Eighth street north the Congregational
club of young folks met for a good
time. Mrs. l.. d. Merrill was chaper-
one. Refreshments were served. This
club is am aid of the First Congrega-
tional church, organized a week ago
and will meet each Tuesday evening
at the home of member. Mrs. Albert
Anderson is president and the young
ladies are planning on a bazaar to be
given about Easter time. The Tuesday
evening meetings are wholly social.
Next week the club will gather at the
Rupert home, Island Park.
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Next Thursday afternoon Mrs John
Stegge, Seventh street south. will en-
tertain the d. b. club.
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Mrs. John Thompson, Eighth street
south, will be hostess to the Talkalor
club next Monday afternoon at her
pleasant home. The last meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. C. o. Smith,
Eighth street south.
The r. H. 500 club were guests on