The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-15

Get all the good there is today, don't
fret about tomorrow. There's trouble
around us all the time what need is
there to borrow? The wise man gets
what joy he can and leaves the fool his
folly. He knows TOO much to waste his
life in gloom and melancholy LOOK
on the bright side every time. Don't
waste your days repining. When any
cloud looks dark and duh, turn out the
silver lining. BE wise, be cheerful
bright and good. Leaye to the fool
his folly, and let your motto be, cheer
up." Your rule of life, BE jolly
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Mrs. Andrew Anderson and daughter
Jennie, of Second avenue north, nave
returned from a visit of week with
Mr.. Anderson in Brainerd, MINI. Mr.
Anderson who was so badly hurt in
Diworth on Dec %, is much better
and they expect he will be able to re-
turn home the early part of next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Stranahan arrived
in Fargo on Thursday from their
southern trip and have taken up their
abode on South Seventh avenue, In
Island Park.
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One of the more important aftalrs
OF the week was the dinner on wed
nesday evening given by the BOOK ana
Thimble club at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Z. A. Engebretson, Seventh avenue
south. At $3.50 forty guests were seat
ed at nine tables, flower decked with
pink carnations and a most delicious
repast was served Mrs. VIM. Mckln-
ney gave an address of welcome Which
was exceptionally clever and happy'
and several musical numbers were rem
rlered by the Imperial quartette OF
Moorhead. Miss Imogene Nichols pre-
sided at the piano and Mrs. Engebret-
son accompanied by Mrs. L. l. Lewis
of Moorhead gave three violin selec-
lions to the delight Of those present.
The Misses Florence Shotwell. Imogene
Nichols, Bffie Hamilton and Ida Pow"
ellis served most daintily the delicious
yiands prepared by the club members
for the delectation of the husbands, and
altogether the evening was most de-
lightful affair. The regular meeting
the club will be held in two weeks at
the home of Mrs. A. N. Hathaway in
Island Park on Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. William Mckinney, who has
been suffering from a prolonged attack
of bronchitis, is able to be out again
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Mrs. M. MacGregor, at her North
roadway home, entertained the F. T.
500 club on Tuesday afternoon. Mes
DANES Farmer and Engebretson were
fortunate high score winners and re-
ceived pretty trophies. A dainty re-
Of hp tables
after the game Mrs. w. c.. Green,
Ninth avenue south, will be the hostess
next Tuesday afternoon to the club.
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On Wednesday evening the Norweg-
ian Whist club met with DIR. and Mrs.
j. E. Frenette, Fourth street north, and
enjoyed a card evening. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. f. Howell, Mrs. Geo.
Pardoe and Mr.. Sterns. At midnight
an elaborate hot supper was passed
at the small tables to the guests.
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Mrs. Marjorie VanPelt Hardy and
daughter Miss Ruth, leave for Bemidji,
Mimi, tomorrow evening after a few
days visit with friends in Fargo.
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DIR. w. F. Dodsley and little daughter
Dorothy of Detroit, Mich, are visiting
in the city with the formers brother,
A. II. Dodsley and wife in Island Park.
The Century Dancing club enjoyed
one of its parties on Thursday even
ing at Prizes hall. 1t was an excep-
tionally pleasant party in that the
courtsy of the club was extended 60
each member so that they could invite
one couple to attend this dance. The
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b. Hancock, G. C. Schuyler, Mrs. ".
r.. Lowell and everything was done that
could be done to make a successful
party and an attractive dance hall.
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Miss Beulah Amidon, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Chas. Amidon, who
underwent an operation at st. Johns
hospital on Wednesday evening for APP
pendicitds, Is recovering nicely.
Mrs. ]. A. Montgomery was Chicago
visitor this week.
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Mrs. Thos. Baker Jr., has returned
from visit in Ely, Mimi. with her
niece, Mrs. Sochem.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Weible were Hun
ter visitors this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. Birch leave tonight
for southern California, to be gone sew.
eral months.
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Eugene deLendrecie is home from
Toledo, Ohio, trip.
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The Coterie club on Friday evening
held one of their series of dances anC
the members enjoyed greatly the part!
which was in charge of Mrs. E. T
Hunlins and Mrs. Roger Brown
Prizes hall, still lovely with its decora
tions Of white and silver, was comfort
ably filled with dancers who enjoye,
to the utmost the good music and floor
In the dining hall at eleven o'clock a