The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-09

are visiting Mrs. Pierce's mother. Mrs
N. G. Swart, Nintn street north.
Miss Evelyn Hector OF Broadway
Ia planning on an eastern trip in a
week or two and will visit her brother
Fred, at Harvard, as well as going
TO New York and Boston.
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A.. M Baker OF The Forum has been
Joined by Mrs. Baker and son and
daughter. who arrived from Beloit
Wis. They are stopping at the Card
ner.
Miss Lillian Fairchilds of Grand
Forks concluded a pleasant visit of
| ten days with Miss Naomi Draeseke
and returned home Sunday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ell. Roach of wone-
| wac, Mimi. who were calling on their
friends in this city, have left for hame.
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Mrs. McCradie Of Hendrum was In
town Tuesday visiting relatives, en-
| route from Woods, where sae had
been on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Andrew Ross, who is reported a lit
tie better from her recent severe III,
ness.
The Moorhead Bridge club was en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by C. c.
Chapieigh at her home In Moorhead
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Mrs. A. II. Scott OF ArgusviIle, who
was the guest OF friends i'm the city
has returned home,
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Miss Mabel Underwood left Mon
day for Valley City, after a Fargo
visit with friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dodd of VAL
ley City who have been visiting their
friends in this city have returned
nome. /?
Miss Fannie Amidon returned to
Valley City Monday after a weeks
visit with her brother. c. F. Amidon
and wife, in Island Park.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blout were In
New York last week. and CT a card
sOnt 10 friends in this city, they state
they will arrive home sometime this
week
Last Saturday afternoon at the
;1ome of Mrs. r. w. Richards, in
Moorhead, Mrs. Richards and Mrs. w.
d. Titus were hostesses at bridge in
honor OF Mrs. Raymond G. Hesse OF
Sioux City, Iowa, who was on a visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, e.
Pcrley. A handsome prize was car
ried off by Miss Emma KuhfeIt for
N ieHtN
delicious supper was served at the
small tables.
Earl. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Olson of S15 Tenth street north,
recently celebrated his fifth birthday.
Mrs. Olson arranged for. the presence
of number of his little friends. The
home was beautifully decorated and
there were refreshments that delighted
the little folks.
George I. Butler and family will |
leave the latter part of the week for
Fargo, where they will make their flu
ture home says The Valley City Times.
Mr. Butler has leased his hotel at this
place and will engage in the real estate
business at Fargo. He is very enthu-
siastic over the business outlook for the
coming season and feels that he is
making profitable move. He has made
many friends during his stay in VAL
ley City who wish him success in his
new venture.
Miss Martha Boyce left Sunday
night for Minneapolis to resume her
studies at Graham hall after a pleas
"a N VI ~ x1rifI, ha
The Misses Eva and Bessie Chesley
are expected home the fore part of
the week with Mr.. Cnesley, from an |
extended sojourn in San Diego, Cal |
Mrs. III. Rowe and Mrs. E. M. Pat |
ten OF Casselton were shopping in |
Fargo on Tuesday.
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Mrs. O. K. Sprung and child of Miller,
S. D., who were in the city visiting
friends, have left for home.
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The statesmen Of the Standard Oil |
Co. were at a dinner at the Gardner
on Tuesday noon with p. C. Crenshaw,
II Chicago, a former Fargo man, as
1onor guest. Covers were laid for
sixteen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l. p. Clapp have re-
urned from winters sojourn in New
York and vicinity cut of which they
ave taken full measure of enjoy
nent, calling on friends and taking
rips to congenial climes which are SO
near The metropolis Of
he empire state. FIR. Clapp says that
he early spring seems to be the vogue
verywhere, this year, and he was glad
o return and see that there was no
in the most fertile sectionI
( country in the world, the southern
nd Of the Red river valley OF the
orth. Last year when Mr.. and Mrs.
1app returned from their winter trip
was on April 81 and they found sew
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