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

EVENING, JANUARY ~, a
Beckwith is an interesting speaker an,
/ is well able TO handle this vital topic
--Sal-
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presentation to the public by the Y. w
2. A. Glee club.
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r. s. Adams and wife OF Lisbon wer,
in Fargo Wednesday evening en- rout,
to the twin cities.
On next Wednesday afternoon win b,
held the first regular meeting OF tn,
Book and Thimble club since the hoIi
days. Mrs. A. N. Hathaway viii be tn,
hostess at her Isand park home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Birch left saturda,
evening for southern California to bt
gone several months.
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After visit of week with his broth
A. III. Dodsley and wife, Ninth avenue
south, DIR. w. f. DodsIey and daughter
Dorothy of Detroit, Mich, left Sunday
evening for their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Wright leave
soon for Hartford, Conn. and will then
go south into Florida for a trip. Hart
ford is Mrs. Wright's home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max. Stern, accompan-
led by the children, Miss Adah and
Alfred, will leave Fargo Thursday for
a four months trip in Europe. The
party will sail on the North German
Lloyd steamship Berlin for Naples.
They will visit italy. Switzerland and
points in Germany before returning
home the last of May.
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Mrs. H. j. Gibson, Eighth street
south, gave y delightful card party on
last Saturday afternoon at which Ave
tables Of euchre were played Mrs. A.
G. Bierman and Mrs. s. Mcdonald were
winners OF the pretty prizes. After the
game q delicious luncheon was served
at the small tables The party was in
honor Of Mrs. Dean. who was visiting
her daughter Mrs. c. l. Gross on the
north side.
Many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Mathews rejoice at their return to the
city. Mr.. Mathews is the new manager
of the Gardner hotel and was called
from Eugene, Ore, to assume his new
duties.
Fargo Council No. SIS, United Com
mercial Travellers, gave one Of their
informal dancing parties last evening
at stones hall and the usual good time
was enjoyed by those fortunate enough
to be present.
The.stationary engineers union prov
ed that they were royal hosts Monday
evening With the ladies as guests, a
big banquet was given at Prizes hall
After many courses of good things to
eat toasts were delivered and a very
pleasant evening spent. Two weeks
ago the union was surprised by the
adde's calling upon it and bringing
spread, and this was a return to show
heir appreciation.
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Dist Supt. C.. A. Mcnamara return
I'd Monday morning from Valley city,
where he had spent Sunday with Pas
.or James Anderson, preaching both
morning and evening to very large con-
sregations. The brotherhood meeting
leld in the afternoon is quite an en-
2ouraging feature.
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Mrs. f. A. Bristol and Mrs. f.. H.
Stranahan and children left Tuesday
afternoon for Florida, where they will
spend the rest of the winter.
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The many friends OF Miss Russell,
secretary of the Y. w c. A., will be
panied to learn that she is suffering
with nervous breakdown. Thursday
evening she was taken to st. Johns
hospital, where the doctors in charge
say she needs a complete rest.
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Miss Banning of Cleveland, o., passed
through the city Wednesday on her way
to Wheatland, N. D., where she will as
sist Rev. o. i. Anthony for three
weeks in special meetings.
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Miss Harriet smell. Ninth street
SOUTH is quarantined for diptheria.
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One Of the Wednesday afternoon 500
clubs met with Mrs. L. r. Buxton on
Fifth avenue north this week and Mrs.
@. E. Guthrie was awarded the prize
Dainty refreshments were served after
the game at the small tables.
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DR.. Kache1macher is expected daily
from his trip abroad and will bring
with him bride. The doctor will be