The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08

Miss Lucille BrtgEol departed for
Washington. u. c.. on Sunday evening
where she win resume her studies at
National Park seminary.
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Professor Milhreth of the Fargo col
lege was Sunday visitor at Gardner.
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Miss Hazel Carnine was released
Island Park home, where she suffered a
slight attack Of diptheria
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The Book and Thimble club OF Is
land Park are planning great things
for their banquet to be given to the
husbands OF the members on next We'd
nesday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Eaton, Fifth avenue south.
About forty guests are expected and
among the musical numbers to be given
will be songs by the Imperial Quar-
tette Of Moorhead.
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Miss May Sanderson left Tuesday
evening for Grand Forks.
A cabIegram from DIR. Kachlemacher
on New Years day to Or. f. III. Bailey
stated that the doctor sailed that day
for New York and will arrive in Far
about the middle OF the month to re-
sumo his practice here.
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w. G. LAngdon returned Sunday
from the east where he had been Wis
iting during the holidays.
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A. C. Edwards OF Chicago spent a
few days In the city this week visiting
relatives, shaking hands with old time
friends, and looking after Apollo Play
er Piano matters for the Melville Clark
Piano Co., whom he represents. He
left Thursday morning for Aberdeen,
S. D., and will return to Chicago the
first of the week.
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Miss Emeline Mathewson or Mime
apolis, who was a teacher for 7ome
time in the public schools Of this city,
was a visitor of Mrs. Blakemore en-
route to Tacoma. Wash. She was join
ed here by Miss Francis Hoyte, who
accompanied her from here 60 the west
ern city. Miss Hoyte is Latin teach
err In one OF the Tacoma schools.
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on Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
south home gave an informal o'clock
buffet luncheon to several Of their
friends.
The Misses Maybelle Holmes and
Edythe Johnson left Saturday morning
for Hope, where they were guests of
friends for a week.
A dainty appointed informal lunch
con was given by Mrs. ]. M. Johnson at
her south side home Friday afternoon
of last week to few friends. Christ
mas decorations of red and green were
used and were exceedingly pretty.
Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Carl Norvale Of Fergus Falls
was a New Years guest at the hotel
Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Barnes entertain
ed with family dinner at o'clock
or Sunday evening in the banquet room
of the hotel Gardner.
Although in The past ten days there
have been an unusual number of good
plays at the Fargo operahouse, it was
a great disappointment 10 some. when
the famous George NJ. Cohen and hts
talented family, OF mother. father and
sister cancelled their engagement for
Wednesday evening.
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Miss Clara Pollock left on Monday
afternoon for Epworth, Iowa. to resume
her duties in the college after spending
ten days at home with her parents dur
ing the holidays.
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Miss Agnes Moore, who has been "a
guest of Miss Ella Lewis OF the Fargo
college left Sunday evening for Grim
nell, Iowa, where she Is natron Of one
OF the largest college dormatories.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank McKenzie OF
Wild Rice returned to their home on
Monday evening after week with
Moorhead relatives and Fargo friends.
ON Monday evening SAY Wooledge
was host a, a box party FOR six. to hear
Blanche Walsh in The Test, A theatre
supper at the Gardner followed the per-
torrance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Morris have start
ed on a prolonged trip through the
west stopping first with brother of
Mr.. Morris. Mr.. Crit. Morris in Seat
tie. From there they will go to San
Diego, Cal. to remain some time. On
the way home Mr.. and Mrs. Morris will
stop in Milwaukee, Wis, and attend
the golden wedding anniversary In
April OF her parents who reside in chat
city.
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Miss Helena Hrdaker is home from
ner Christmas vacation srsnE with her
aunt, Mrs, 3. B. Fisher, in Aberdeen,
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Miss Margaret Campbell left Mon
day evening to resume their studies
in Downer hall, Milwaukee, Wis, after
two weeks vacation ar home
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Miss Jennie Logan returned TO her
Superior, Wis, home on Sunday even
ing after a visit of a week with her
grandmother, Mrs. M. Logan, at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Marsh, Second ave-
nue. north.
Miss Helena Huffaker at her Eighth
street south home gave a pretty after
noon tea on Monday to twenty OF her
girl friends in honor OF Miss Margaret
Campbell and Miss Mae Howe, who
were home for the holidays. Red car
nations were used for the floral decora-
tons and the rooms were bright with
red and green.