The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-16
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Miss Cora Ramsden reached Fargo
Saturday evening and win visit with
h -r sisters Mrs. w. H. Shure and Mrs
Roy Hartman, before going to Canada
to visit her mother. Hiss Pamsden
viii then so to Cleveland, O., where she
will enter upon the Lyceum circuit,
playing In several Of the larger east
ern cities
George A. Hunter and wife Of Finley,
were the guests OF their Fargo friends
over Sunday.
Miss Della Maxwell who has been
singing at one of the local theatres,
has resigned and left Sunday noon on
the N. p. for Portland, Ore, to make
her home with her mother.
Fred Young who left here some
! time ago for th2 far west returned
home Sunday morning. He spent
considerable time in San Diego, Cal,
and while there frequently met Will
liam and Harry .lwards, formerly Of
| this city. He said the two Fargo boys
are getting along nicely and sent their
regards to all their friends here. Mr..
Young who was In the brokerage
business In Ergo scme years ago said
that the climate of that part of Cali
| fornia was delightful, but no nicer
than that he found on reaching Fargo
He said that all through California
settlers were arriving md that the
price Of land was going up all the
time.
On Tuesday morning at Q O'Clock
Miss Anna Flynn OF Fargo and James
Shea of Perham, MINI. were quietly
married in the presence of only a few
friends at st. Mary's cathedral The
young couple left on the afternoon
train for short honeymoon trip in
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Merritt of Ender-
lin were In town Tuesday.
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| Cards from San Diego are at hand
for a reception given last Saturda:- by
George Edwards from 3 to $3.50 at 1853
Seventh street corner B, upon the
opening of the new studio building.
Mr.. Edwards was assisted by Mrs.
Harr. G. Edwards, Mrs. Charles o.
Richards, Miss Besoie Gilbert. Mrs.
William Edwards, Miss Gertrude Gil
bert and Mr.. and MS Dean Blake.
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Mrs. Jacob Lowell, Jr. left last night
for Chicago to attend her brothers
wedding.
Mrs. c. Larson Of CasseIton was in
town this week
DIR. and Mrs. Julier Of Mankato,
Mimi, came in on Tuesday for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H ,ure, Sew
enth street south and returned last
evening to thei" home Mrs Shure
and Mrs. Julier are sisters.
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Mrs @. e. Guthrie, Tenth street
south. was to have been hostess on
wednesday afternoon to the South Side
500 club but owing to illness of her
husband postponed the aeeting until
next Wednesday.
Il A number of PARTIES and afternoon
affairs are promised next week for
Miss Adaline wilson, bride-elec
C. Fl. Hoagland of Big Creek after
a pleasant visit with his friends in
the city has returned home.
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| Mrs. r. A. Bristol and Mrs. E. Fl
Stranahan and children returned today
from trip to Florida
Co. Aud. A. @. Lewis left last even
ing for the west where he will looh
after business interests.
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Dep Co. Aud. z. G. Guthrie was
back at his desk this morning after
a weeks illness. Outside of the fact
that he hasn't had anything to eat
since Monday, the deputy claims he's
alright.
Saturday evening Charles Amidon
was host to the sophomore "preps" OF
Fargo college at his home in Island
park. The evening was spent in games
followed by a splendid spread. On the
way to the party four of the class were
kidnapped by several of the juniors and
were late In arriving. but made their
escape in time to be present for the
good things to eat.
Mrs. Z. j. Weiser and Mrs. j. FL.
Grady are among those who will at
tend grand opera at Minneapolis next
week.
Professor Riley of the Wheatland
schools and Editor McNeill of The
Wheatland News inspected The Forum
making a success of the newspaper
venture. Mr. Riley will undoubtedly