The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-19
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Miss Jessie Walker entertained the
young ladies guild OF the First Com
gregational church at her home on
Eighth street north on Friday evening.
Thirty young ladies were present, who
spent the time in sewing for the ba-
zaar which they are to hold about
Easter. Until after the sale these will
be weekly gatherings and that does
not mean the evening is one OF all hard
work, for a social time is also enjoyed
and the serving Of dainty refreshments
before the close Of the evening adds
much to the pleasure.
Rev. and Mrs. Higiey Of Spring
field, Hl., who have been the guests Of
Rev. and Mrs. G. r.. Adams at the
Presbyterian manse, left Monday
morning for their home, after two
weeks spent in Fargo. While here
Rev. and Mrs. Higley were honor
guests at several social functions as
well as meeting many of Fargo's
most prominent people in the church
work.
Judge and Mrs. ", C. Young left
Wednesday evening for a southern
trip. They WIN stop at Iowa City
to visit their son and daughter who
are in the state university and then
proceed to New Orleans. They in
tend to be at various southern points
Ave or six weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. F'elger of LeMn-
bridge, Alberta, arrived In the city
Tuesday evening to visit Mrs. Eel
gers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. C.
Eddy
Pomeroy Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
j. w. Smith. started wednesday
evening for the east, where he will
spend several weeks. On March IL
the Smiths sail from New York on the
Mediterranean trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Logan of Me-
Lean, Saslr arrived over the G.. N.
Wednesday evening for a visit with
MIR. Logan's mother Mrs. M. Logan
and sister Mrs. Frank Marsh at the
nome of the latter on Second avenue
north.
The Yoemen lodge will give a pro-
gressive euchre party on Tuesday aft
ernoon at Prizes hall in celebration of
George Washington's birthday.
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Leslie welter is at home in Moorhead
with his parents for a short vacation
from Madison, Wis.
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Miss Florence Churchill of Bay
City, Mich, a neice of j. A. Montgom-
cry, who is at st. Johns hospital is
recovering nicely from an operation
of a month ago, but will remain at
the hospital for time for a rest
cure.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fl. H.
Jenkins, Ninth avenue south, gave an
exceptionally pretty party in honor
OF Mrs. Morgan OF Minneapolis at
which six hand eucher was played.
Thirty ladies responded to the invita-
tons sent out and prizes were won by
Mrs. G. p. Brown and Mrs. George
Eli Hall. At o'clock at the small
tables an exquisitely dainty luncheon
of choicest viands was served to the
guests.
Miss Grace Sutherland OF Lockport.
N. " was a Fargo visitor this week,
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Tonight at the Armory, second ave.
nue. north.@ Co. B., NJ. ID. N n. are TO
enjoy a banquet, to be followed by
songs and talks. The losing squad IN
the membership contest pay their
debt TO the winners at this function
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Godfrey of Moor
head left wednesday on the N. F..
train for Chicago and other eastern
points and will be gone for a fort
night.
o.
Artistic folders are out announcing
AS You Like 1t as the 1910 class play
OF the State Normal at Mcorhead, to
be given Feb. rs and 2s,
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b. L. Kimball spent the week looking
after business interests at Fergus Falls.
Mrs. ]. d. Carpenter returned
Thursday from a months visit in Du-
luth. She was accompanied by her
sister Mrs. Fl. L. Gage, who will visit
Fargo friends.
Friends of VIM. CIoutier will regret
to learn that improvement in his con-
dition Is not as rapid as desired He
is now at st. Francis hospital at Colo
RADIO Springs, Col,
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Mrs Klingensmith in the Porritt flats
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Kenmore, Mrs.
Klingensmith and Mrs. Smith were
awarded prizes Refreshments were
served at the small tables at o'clock.