The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-07

DIR. r. q. Weible has new Over
land.
The o. III. s. Evening Bridge club
Jmet on Saturday evening for It's las
gathering OF the year with Mrs. Nor
ton Page, Eighth street south. Mrs
Cloutier made high score for the even
ing and Mrs. Gilbert Haggart made
high score for the season. A delicious
supper was served In the dining room
at 1880 At the business session fol-
lowing the supper Mrs G. E. Davis
was appointed president of the club
for next year and arrangements for the
banquet were completed to be given
to the winners by the losers on We'd
nesday evening.
Elmer f. Rice, lieutenant dn the
regular army, is greeti-lg his old time
Fargo friends and visiting his father
Mr.. Rice has recently returned from
service In the Philippines and will be
stationed at Helena. He enjoys army
life and is glad to have the opportunity
to renew early acauaintances here.
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Mrs. ], III. Flitchell has returned to
her apartments in the Bowers block
from the hospital and is much better
after he recent illness.
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A. J. Oleson and wife of Mandan,
were the guests Of their friends in
Fargo.
Mrs. 8. Birch left Monday afternoon
for Madison, Wds., where she will visit
her son Albert attending the university.
Mrs. Birch will spend some time in
Chicago before her return to Fargo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Foss of Aberdeen,
s. D., were week end visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. III. Turner of the northside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Morrow and baby
are pleasantly located on Eighth street
south with Col. and Mrs. J. w. Nor
row. The colonels continued illness
makes it necessary for one Of the sons
to live at home.
Charley Page returned Sunday even
ing from Lake Detroit where he s.>ent
three days. He brought home a nice
string of fish caught the morning Of
May /.
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Aneta, N. D., is the guest Of Mrs. A.
H. Dodsley of Island park.
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Mrs. Edward Engerud, Fourteenth
street south was called to Clinton, Wis,
on Monday evening by the illness of her
father, Henry jacobson of that place.
Mrs. Jacobson was taken suddenly i'll
on Wednesday and all hope Of his re-
h.
was sent to Mrs. Engerud. She left
for Wisconsin on the train Monday
evening.
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The birthday anniversaries of Ka-
Uterine and Homer Dodsley, which
come near together were celebrated
Jointly last Saturday afternoon at their
home on Ninth avenue south, from 3
to 6. Twenty of their young friends
spent the afternoon with them and
games were played on the lawn, MAX
ing an especially Happy party as the
little folks could enjoy the sunshine
after a winter of being shut in. A
splendid supper closed the festivities
of the day.
Mrs. e. Y. Sarles and son Earle
passed through the city at the end Of
the week en- route home from six
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Memphis, Tenn. They reached their
Hillsboro home Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs L. H Lake left sat
urday for Grand Forks where they ex-
pect to reside for the resent
o.
Mrs ~ p Annidon oP Fareo will
head the delegation of North Dakota
club women at Cincinnati for the tenth
session of the national federation to be
held from May IL to May 10. Mrs.
Amidon will also be one of the North
Dakota speakers and will report as
chairman Of the committee on food
sanitation, having charge of the ses-
sion for an entire day.
Miss Katherine York of Sherwood,
her sister, Mrs. w. J. Frentzel, Sixth
avenue north.
The Talk-a-Lot club met with Mrs.
Sam Mcdonald, Eighth street south,
Monday afternoon and enjoyed happy
hour over dainty needle work and in
luncheon was passed and the ladies adj
journed for the day.
Mrs. e. Y. Sarles of Hillsboro was a
visitor here on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Loveder have
from the Edwards block and
are nicely located in the house va
Gated by w. B. Rowland. First avenue
north and Ninth street.
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Mrs. A. G.. Anderson of Hillsboro was
a Fargo visitor on Tuesday.
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Mrs. G. Arhart OF Lisbon visited here
Tuesday
Word from across the pond states
that Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and party
and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stern and
family are to meet this week In Paris
and spend the week there together.
Mrs. G. w. Kelley and daughter
Blanche OF Towner City spent Tuesday
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rowland on
Monday moved into their new bungalo
on Eighth street south, and are nicely
settled there.
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Robt McCradie of Hendrum, MINI,
and daughter Mrs. Martin of Leth-
bridge spent the week In the city wight
ing with friends
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Mrs. Chas. Amidon left Sunday af-
ternoon for Chicago where she spent
few days before going ON to Cincinnati