The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-29

In q friendly clique OF about dozeT
men and women. the spirit of snow,
shoeing and skiing has developed tniI
winter and they have become dabblers
in this splendid sport, with the prom
ise OF becoming serious enthusiasts
Among the young boys are daily pill
grimages to various points of interest
near and far, They shoot away across
the ice and snow. covering sometimes
ten miles before supper, after school
is out. There are many 1t would helr
both in body and mind to indulge In
this pastime, to don the moccasin and
set forth on brisk frosty days or ski
or snow shoe, taking advantage Of the
favorable weather ers the spring suns
melt the snow and Ice.
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Kindly phone any items Of news to
Mrs. BeIlxnap, 1851
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Lent begins Ash Wednesday, Feb.
9, Tnfs Is unusually early for the
Lenten season to commence and
Easter may arrive before the cold
weather ts really gone, as 1t comes
March o. too soon for the new bon
net.
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on Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Wood entertained at o'clock
dinner at their home on Sixth avenue
north in honor OF Rev. and Mrs. A. T.
Young OF Moorhead, who leave
soon for their new Chicago home.
O.
About twenty Of the young people
Of the Fargo college enjoyed a three
hour slaighing ride on Monday eve
ming followed by chatting dish sup
per st the home Of one Of the girls.
O.
Ths A. C. has established q new or
der Of things at their refectory. Tables
are to be set for eight students, four
girls and four boys and for a week
at q time each young man win have
tha duty Of serving, and young lady
VIII act as hostess. This innovation
Is a good and practical idea as the
present generation are not as q rule
as adept at serving as were their
forefatherw.
Thursday was observed over the
United States generally, as a day Of
prayer by the colleges.
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The o. 81. q. evening bridge club
will meet on nsxt Tuesday evening
with Mrs. M. z. Belknap.
o.
Mrs Macfsdden and family Of Is
land Park were sufferers on Monday
Of a slight attack Of ptomaine poison. |
which made them all very i'll for a |
short time.
o.
Mrs. A. T. Young Of Moorhead left |
on Wednesday with her family for a |
visit with her sister in Barron, Wis. |
After the Sunday services Rev. Young |
will join her and together they pro-
coed to their new home in Chicago. |
Both Rev. and Mrs. Young leave many /
friends on both sides of the river who |
regret exceedingly that Rev. Young's
new pastorate takes him so far away.
O.
Mrs. o. ]. deLendrecie, accompanied |
by her two nieces, the Misses Joseph
Inc Basye and Esther Campbell. plan
to depart Monday noon for Mexico
and California via the southern route.
They will stop in New Orleans for the |
Mardi Gras.
Mrs. Mark Travener, Of Esmond, N. /
D., accompanied by ner daughter,
Mrs. Earl Shanahan, and two babies
home Wednesday evening
after visit OF two weeks in Fargo.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Grant and James
Grant plan to leave Sunday afternoon
for Saginaw. Mich, to attend the
on Feb. 4, Of their son and
brother, Richard Grant, to Miss Elise
Benton.
DR.. Frederick H. Bailey left We'd
mhyaY14wnr @~m |
stop in Chicago.
Mrs. l. NJ. Kehr of Valley City
spent Sunday in Fargo.
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Mrs. Jim Keffe OF Colgate, N. D..
who is moving to Sanborn, N. D., was
the week end guest OF Mrs. Casey
Foster, Seventh street south.
O. ,
On next wednesday afternoon Mrs.
TreadweIl Twitchell will entertain the
Luncheon Bridge club at o'clock, at
her Fifth avenue south home.
Miss Elizabeth Bailey, who has been
q sufferer for the past week with
lagrfppe, is reported on the mend.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. P. Beclzwith. Four
tenth street south, entertained at
dinner on Tuesday evening at
O'Clock
O.
Mrs. ]. d. Carpenter left Tuesday
svening for Duluth, where she wifi visit
FOR several weeks.
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John W. oearey is spending a few
days in the city visiting with his par
ents. Col and Mrs. 70. c. Gearey, Tenth
street south Mr.. Gearey Is on his way
east from the coast, where he has been
for some time. John Is being very
cordially received by his hosts of
friends or schooIboy days and eually
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