The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-24
Heaton.

Heaton. N. D., Jan. 24.-To The
Forum: The evangelistic meetings be :
l. ing conducted. by James Jardine in the
school house the past week are well at :
tended and interesting.
Charles Schwab left Tuesday for his
home in Perry, Iowa, after spending
sometime here with his brother. D. B.
Schwab and family.
Christian Blaner left Tuesday for
Muscatine. Iowa, for a visit with old
friends and relatives.
b. l.. Gulden left Tuesday for Engel-
vale on business. He will also visit his
parents at Osakis. Mimi.
Miss Grace Tatbert is suffering with
a very sore hand as a result of cutting
ii. DR. Clay of Bowdon was called
Monday to prevent the spread of hood
poisoning.
Mrs charles I. Turner left Sunday
TO a. message announcing the serious
illness of her brother.
Mrs. Charles Hughes returned from
Rochester, Mimi, last Friday. II was
not found necessary for her TO undergo
an operation.
The w. C. T. u. was pleasantly en-
tertained by Mrs. c. !. Turner last
Thursday afternoon. Moose and cake
weer served
Prof. and Mrs. C. r. Harding enter
tanned Rev. and Mrs. Saunders to a
bountiful dinner and pleasant visit
Tuesday evening.
Miss Martha Dell was i'm town from
Dell last Friday en- route to Darlington
on business.
Miss Grace Langfet arrived last week
and is stopping with MIR and Mrs. Ben
l. Harding.
Prosper and Xanisr s. Jacque went
to Fargo TO attend the grain growers
convention Monday.
Or. and Mrs. E. n. Swarthout and son
Gordon left for their home at Streeter
after few days visit here and al
SykisCon,
G. w Barchus was down from
Craseley between trains Monday. He
came to consult DIR. Clay of Bowdon
regarding a frozen thumb and found
him on the train.
j. NJ. Rensselaer, and e. G. Schmidt
drove to Catllay last Saturday and from
thence went to F'essenden. The former
visiting his family and the latter his
sister
The funeral of the late Mrs John
NJ Covill who died last Thursday four
miles north of here was well attended
by sympathizing friends OF the family
at the NJ r. church in Carthay last
Saturday. The services were conducted
by Rev. w. o. Jones OF the congrega-
tional church in Fessenden. Deceased
had been i'll for some months and had
been receiving medical treatment for
rheumatism ard other Ills. but the end
came suddenly and Unexpectedly leay-
ing a husband and six children to
mourn the loss of q tlevoted wife and
mother The sympathy Of the neigh
borhood goes out to the bereaved tam
fly Fl was Mrs. Covills wish that her
children be taken back TO Wales to
her sister and mother and we under
stand that Mr. Gown expects TO sell or
rent hts farm and return with them
to hts native land ff1is spring
The Misses Elizabeth and Ella Rap
puhn returned from Bowdon on Tues
days train and are visiting at the
Prang home.
Six members were added to the mem
bership of the congregational church
last SUNDAY morning
D 81 Schwab shipped = carload at
cattle and sheep 10 st. Paul Tuasdag
Airs Saunders Christmas cactus.
primroses and amaryllis have contrib,
uted 10. the aitracgirensss OF he church
the pasf two S;ndasA.
The weather si.is morning Ii delight
fully pleasant
Ed. & Schmidt went from Fessend@n
20 jamestown 70 wit his parents bhe
first Of the week Cor. =