The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

hrs. Laura Il. Bassett, librarian OF
the Carnegie library at. Valley City,
was the guest last Saturday Of Mrs.
VIM. Mckinney OF Island park.
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Mrs. c. #. Alfred OF Island park is
quarantaned for diphtheria and her sis
ter. Mrs. J. p. Hardy, has the two
children with her.
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Miss Roberta Page, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis on Mon
day morning at st. Johns hospital, in
recovering rapidly, and will soon be
able to be removed to her home.
What might have been q serious
accident occurred just as the ladies
were leaving Prizes hall on Tuesday
afternoon after the Moody Wright
Herbst function. The horses harnessed
to one Of the carriages became fright
ened and started to run, breaking
through the long line OF waiting hacks
and wheeling back onto the sidewalk,
turned over. Fortunately no one was
In the carriage for the ladies were Just
preparing to enter It when the horses
became frightened.
Mrs. q. J. Stout has almost entirely
recovered from her operation at st.
Johns and is again at home.
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Mr.. and Mrs Hopper of HiIleboro left
for home Monday morning after a visit
here with friends.
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The O. II. s. evening bridge club will
meet with Mrs. Frederick H. Bailey
on Tuesday evening OF next week at
her home on Seventh street north.
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Mrs. J. P. Hackett and daughter Ed
wilma. OF Seventh street north, left
Monday evening for a visit in Patten,
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. =. Schultz gave a
dinner to six friends on Sunday even-
ing at the Gardner hotel at 6 o'clock.
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Miss Luella Morton left Tuesday
morning for her home in Hillsboro, N.
D., after a visit in Fargo with Mrs.
| d. II. STOW, Thirteenth street south.
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Mrs. Ben Glaze returned from Spo-
kane, Wash, on Sunday morning and
left Thursday afternoon for Chicago,
called there by the illness of her sister,
Mrs. Chisholm.
Mrs. ]. G. r. Charest reached home
Sunday eevning from a three weeks
visit with her brother in Toronto, Can,
and with sister in st. Paul.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Stone and daugh-
ter and son are at Hunters Hot
Springs, Mont, for three weeks.
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Mrs. L. b. Stanton left Tuesday for
an extended visit with her son Frank
and family In Charles City, Iowa. She
will stop in Minneapolis en- route for
a short visit.
Dorothy Ball gave q box party at
the Grand on Saturday afternoon to
several of her little girl friends and
then invited them to her home on
Eighth street south where a dainty s
o'clock luncheon was served.
Miss Jennie Mckenzie of wild Rice
was Fargo shopper on Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Briggs OF Mime
apolis have returned home after a
weeks visit with Mrs. Briggs brother
and sister, Ruth and Sam Morris on
South Fourteenth street.
Miss Bessie Davenport and Miss
Dolly Nesbft will entertain a. number
Of their young friends at a st. Valen-
tine party on Monday evening, Feb
IA, at the G. M. Davenport home
Eighth street north.
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Guy Stanton, who has been in Fargo
for some time ON business spent Sun
day at his Grand Forks home.
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Mrs. Frederick II. Bailey LETT last
Saturday evening for Chicago where
she will join the doctor, who is on his
way home from New York.
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Mrs. J. s. Campbell was hostess al
her home on First avenue south on last
Saturday afternoon to a few friends
at an old fashioned afternoon tea. This
was the first OF series of afternoon
teas to be given by Mrs. Campbell and
Mrs. H. G. Leonard made a very pleas
ing and interesting talk on poetry.
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Hector Barnes is home from a trir
to Fort Leavenworth, Kas.
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Mrs. Matte M. Davis was out Of the
city all week visiting county schools
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Max Figman, the great theatrical
star who has many friends In this city
and who appeared at the Fargo opera.
house but a few weeks ago in the tltlt
role OF Mary James Pa, is now a mar
ried man. His bride was formery Miss
Lolita Robertson, pretty San Fran.
tniScn p,irI ond Fha{r xayaHd2v4sx xxya q SyA$x
quietly solemnized by justice at Red.
wood City in the presence Of Mr.
Mooney, the brides grandfather ant
Arthur F. Warde, Mr.. Figman's bust
ness manager. The public announce
ment of Mr.. Figman's marriage wa;
made in very novel way. Though h,
thought the secret was well guardes
he was much surprised for when h,
sauntered onto the stage Of the Savo.
theatre, the evening following the wed
ding, In the first act of Mary Jane'i
Pa the orchestra struck up Mendels
sohns wedding march and storm o
rice broke over the footlights. Mrs
FigEnan occupied a seat near the stag,
and blushed furiously. Mr.. Figmal
Is Al years of age and his bride %. Sh
was once his leading lady in The Sub
stitute.
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Miss Gertrude Showers has returne,
to her Erie. N. d., home after visit II
Fargo.
The Cadet band OF the A. C. gave
concert in Casseltor on Tuesday even
ing,
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