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

, Htohbhs. Inc trip viii lhClHNS A WISH
to Oberamagua 10 see the Passion play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks from Pennsyl-
n vania are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Staples Third avenue south.
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Mrs. Geo. r. StillweII or Duluth IL
visiting her sister. Mrs. wv. L. Schruth.
Of Fifth avenue north, and her mother.
Mrs. Holxer.
George Howe returned Thursday
from a Detroit Mimi, visit with Mr..
r and Mrs. A. e. Frohne.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Perry OF Billings,
Mont, left Tuesday evening for their
home after a Duluth and Fargo visit
) with relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
: have moved recently from Helena,
: Mont, their new home at Billings.
Mont.
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/ Mrs. w. j. Howe accompanied her
/ daughter, Miss Mae as far as Mime
apolis on Tuesday when she returned
10 her duties at school in Downer hall
at Milwaukee, Wiss. Mrs. Howe came
: home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs D. B. YoweIl OF cassel-
NCAAB ~" Ley WEAG NEW lear ku6SIS III
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Baldwin at their
home on Thirteenth street south.
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Miss Francis Comstock has returned
to Detroit, Mimi, where she is teaching
In the High school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. III. Stranahan enter
tanned the Monday evening Bridge club
at their Island Park home. Mrs. j. p
Hardy was winner of the high score.
: dainty supper was served after the
game.
Covers were laid for twelve at the
, luncheon table of Mrs Geo. Hancock
at her North Broadway home on Friday
OF a week ago, farewell to Mrs +. j.
Campbell, who is leaving for Europe.
Red Roses were used in the table dec
orations.
Miss Marguerite Lovejoy Of Mime
; apolis plans to leave today for home
after visit of a month with Fargo
friends.
Fred Hector returned to Harvard on
Sunday morning
Miss Eulala Tufts will leave to-
morrow for her school at Ulen, Mimi
after spending he vacation with Miss
Florence ShotweIl and her aunt, Mrs.
Jennie Carnine, OF Eighth avenue
south.
Mrs. Jerome Freeman has concluded
a holiday visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo, Nichols of Island Park
and returned yesterday to her home at
Devils Lake.
Miss Elizabeth Mcneil, who spent
! ten days with Mrs J. L. Angel on
Fourteenth street south, returned 90
Grand Forks, New Years morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. Dunlop were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Staples for
; a week before their departure on
Thursday for their new home in On
tario, Canada. Mrs. Blakemore and
Mrs. Hal Geareyt were among those
who entertained with dinners in the
honor of Mr. and Mrs. s. Dunlop be-
fore their departure
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L Cards have been received by rela-
ttives and friends in Fargo from Craw-
louisville, Ind. announcing the mar
riage of Miss Ruth ONeill of that city
J.. j. G. Stranahan Of Fargo, on Dec.
40. Miss O'Neill lived in Fargo for
! about year and has many friends here
Z who will welcome her return. The
young people will reside in Fargo and
! are expected to arrive ON Sunday from
a short honeymoon "trip In the south.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ii. r. Tough entertain
ed on Monday evening, at dinner, at
$3.50 with Miss Katherine Bell of the
Blanche Walsh troupe as honor guest.
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Mrs s.. @. Moore OF Buffalo, N. D..
was shopping in Fargo on Wednesday
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The teachers and officers OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church held a most
enthusiastic and interesting meeting
and enjoyed splendid banquet in the
= dining rooms at the church building
" Monday night. Delegates to the Fargo
district Sunday school convention, that
!. will be held in Casselton on Jan. f2 and
Is, were chosen to represent the school
of the First church. They are Mrs.
Grasse, Mrs B. II. Spalding and Rob-
ert McCulloch These delegates will
choose their own alternates In case
q they are unable TO attend. There were
Z over fifty Sunday school workers pres
: ent at the meeting and the banquet.
: the menu was gotten up and served
i by the young women of Mrs. Fred III.
4 Taylor's class who were much praised
4 for the excellence of the spread.
\ After the banquet the evening was
/ spent listening to several interesting
addresses by the Sunday school work
ers present. Mrs. H. Amerland gave a
a review OF the work OF the classes she
r has taught during the past twenty
!, three years. She gave some most In
teresting and valuable data In which
she showed that during that time she
has instructed some 500 different pu-
: pills in the primary department. DR..
Z III. G.. Leonard. pastor OF the First
church, delivered an address on the
: Spiritual Work Of the Sunday School.
1t was DIR. Leonard's opinion that the
!. Sunday school could accomplish more
: in spiritual way than could be ac-
complished with revivals. He believes
the church members and workers
should be secured mostly during youth