The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-08
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decided loss which will be keenly fell
oy her many admiring friends. !
Miss Sarah stavely ST Mapleton
spent the day here yesterday.
Editor Boyden Of Lisbon is among
the prominent visiting Masons at
lending the Scottish Rite meeting.
General Creel of Devils Lake was
IN the city yesterday on business. He
e now advocating better roads in
North Dakota.
Mrs. ]. r. Grady of Eleventh street
south will give a series of entertain
ments this afternoon and tomorrow
afternoon. Luncheon followed by
cards will be the programme for these
functions, which will be very elabor-
ate and the guests will comprise a.
large number of Fargo's leading So
ciety ladies.
The Northside 500 club met yester-
Gay with Mrs. Fred Hanft of Second
street north. The usual interesting
game was played, Mrs. w. Mills win
nlns the first prize and Mrs. Hanft
the second Delicious refreshments
Were served at o'clock. The club
VIII meet next on Dec. is with Mrs.
J. F. Rea of Tenth avenue north.
One of the acts at the Grand This
week shows young society girl max
Ing her debut on the stage who has
been treating herself with .antf-fat
tablets" A hungry tramp in the guise
OF an actor causes much confusion
during the rehearsal, and finally eats
INC entire box of "anti-fat tablets"
Within one minute he is reduced in
size from feet 8 inches to feet
IN height, making most laughable
Climax AT the Grand all this week
The Broadway Mission study class
met last evening in the parIors of the
church. This was a special meeting
taking the place of the usual PRAYER
meeting. number Of bright and
capable discussions We're given on the
aiHerent phases OF southern life. on
the programme were: Mr.. KopIand,
VINO spoke ON the History Of the Be-
ginning Of the Methodist church;
MISS Pearl Van Pelt talked of Educa-
ton In the South; Homer Macnam-
ara spoke of the Poor Whites in the
South; Miss Jessie Cruikshank dis
cussed Church Extension Work. Miss
margaret Cruikshank spoke on the
Products of the South; and Reverend
Sewrey talked about the Negroes of |
the South. The class win meet next
with Miss Jessie Cruikshank q week
from next Monday.
Upon their arrival at their new home
at Carson, N. D., The Carson Press
has the following to say Of Mr. and
MRS. Herbert Hallenberg, who recently |
spent part of their honeymoon in |
THIS city with Mrs. Hallenberg's sister |
Mrs. q. J. Weiser. and other friends
and relatives: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Haltenberg arrived In Carson Wednes-
day and were met at the depot by the |
many friends of Mr.. HalIenbeck. who
the newly weds to the Hotel |
Carson. where they were entertained |
by Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson In the /
evening about one hundred of the mn |
nerous friends OF Herbert, who were /
1esirous Of getting a glimpse at the
irst bride to settle in the village as
sembled around the cafe and gave
vent to their hospitality and good fell
owship by giving demonstration of
he wild west" Slxy-rockets. red 1re
md music, and at intervals shots were
ired, to keep In touch with the time
custom OF frontier life. and
inally a delegation interviewed Mr.
Ind Mrs. Hallenberg and requested
hem to repair to the Hastily kept and
BEAUTIFULLY Illuminated pharmacy of
Dr.. A. 3. Newman where congratula-
ions without rice ware ewtanda5 ~, |
he multitude of friends. We rejoice
hat they remain among us, and wish
hem long life and happiness.