The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-30

Tenth street south will be hostess
the club members.
Tonight the O. III. 8. Evening Birds
club will be the guest Of Mrs. Mortc
rage Hghth street south and WI
play their last regular game OF II
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Bothm and Mis-
Bothm, OF Ulen, Mimi, after pleas
ant visit with Fargo friends left fc
home the middle Of the week.
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Mrs. G. M. Davenport and daughte,
Miss Bessie and son John have LEFT +
spend the summer with friends I'm De
Moines, Ia, and Milwaukee, leavinI
Mr.. Davenport and his eldest SON /,
hun the house and look after thing
in general.
Sunday evening Miss Mildred Rons
dahl had charge Of the special must
at the evening service in the Pres
oyterian church. The Young Ladie.
Chorus OF Concordia college assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cole have returnet
from Minneapolis.
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Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Haegart an,
SON, Robert, came home Sunday even.
Ing from twin city visit
The Junior class Of the Fargo hdgF
meet Monday afternoon to make pre-
parations for the annual junior senio,
banquet to be given at the end of the
school year. Elaborate plans were dis
cussed and a promise of something ex-
ceptionally good Is foretold in the WAY
Of entertainment.
Miss Margaret Van Hale of Buffalo
Lake, who was the guest of several
friends here, has returned home.
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Novel entertainment was provided
for those who attended the floor
frodc" last Saturday evening at the
Fargo college and a successful even
ing in every way was enjoyed. A neat
sum toward the new parlor floor was
Melted.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Moore of Monte
vidfo, who have been the guests of
their Fargo friends for a day or two.
have returned home
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On Wednesday afternoon +ba
Scandinavian w. G. T. u. regular
meeting was held at the home OF Mrs.
Chas. LAGER and thirty ladies were
present. After the business session
an excellent talk on Christian Citi-
zenship by Mr.. Nortvedt was listened
to interestedly by the ladies. Then
there was social hour with delicious
refreshments served at s o'clock.
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A European letter from Kent Oar
row states that when he arrived at
Strausberg, Germany, with his room
mate, Bob johnson they found they
were two weeks too early for the
semester, so the young men took a
bicycle trip of a fortnight through
Switzerland, stopping at all the larger
towns and the prominent places of in
terest.
G. J. strawbridge Of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, after visit with his Fargo
friends, has returned home.
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Miss Isabelle Duffy of the Gardner
staff left Fargo Wednesday evening
for Minneapolis where she will be head
cashier of the Hotel Dyckman.
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Mrs. j. C. Benedict, Tenth street
north was hostess to the members
of the Eskimo club assisted bv Mes
DANES Grafton and Chrisianson, at it's
last regular meeting. They gave an
elaborate o'clock dinner. The even
ing hours were spent in playing 500
and the scores added for finals. Those
scoring lowest for the season must
banquet the high score players and
dinner at the Gardner hotel is to |
De an event of the near future.
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Mrs. A. L. Loomis of Eighth street
north has left for a visit with friends
Ind relatives at Columbus, Ohio.
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Mrs. Albert Ames of Duluth ana
sobt. e. Perry Of Billings spent Sun
ay with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
,. A. Perry, Ninth street north.
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Miss Cora Ramsden. who has been
he guest Of her mother, w. H. Shure
nd wife. South Seventh street left
for Winnipeg to visit her
lother before going to Cleveland. G.
there she will enter upon the Lyceum
ircuit.
Miss Annette B. Reid Of waukon,
D., who has been the guest for the
asst two weeks of Mrs. N. Mcclellan.
1T Sunday afternoon for her home.
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Mrs. M. A. Dickinson left for her
home on Monday after
DON. Mrs. Davidson had been the
uest Of Mrs. p. ID. Angel for the past
NO weeks.
Monday afternoon at o'clock Mrs.
ohm Haggart, entertained Mrs. Wal
IF Treat, Mrs Chesbro Smith. Mrs.
rank McKone, Miss Adelaide Wilson,
IRIS. $. B. Dutton, Mrs. Ell. Il. A.
olles, Miss Jessie Walker. Mrs. Roy
ristol and Mrs. Albert Comerie at
he home of her mother, Mrs. ]. L.
ohm, Eighth street north in honor
Miss Adelaide Wilson, who be-
anne the bride OF Chas. Moon. OF
os Angeles. CAL, Wednesday even
lg. The afternoon was spent hem
ing tea towels, dust cloths and trim
ing coat hangers, of which Miss will
N was the recipient. Late in the
'ternoon a dainty luncheon was
,rved
Mrs Amy e. Buell., who has been
le guest Of her sister Mrs. ]. M.
tewart, Second avenue south, Moor
sad, for the past six weeks left for
sr home at indianapolis, Ind, sun
~ evening.
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Miss Anna Overland 1.es+,,r,,a.z ga