The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-28
coyle, who is So years old and enjoy
ing good health.

Coyie, who is SO years old and enjoy
ing good health.
| Fred Bawlf Of Winnipeg will be the
Sunday guest of Denton Burdick on
| his way home for few days vacation
| from st. Thomas college in st. Paul.
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The Boarding Home on Eighth
street south opened Monday for bust
ness with Mrs. Austin acting matron.
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Miss Nora Rasmussen will leave
Moorhead Tuesday evening to start on
her second trip to Europe. She will
stop in Minneapolis and Chicago
where she will be joined by Miss Olson
her travelling companion. The young
ladies will sail from New York June
IL.
In the lecture room Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church Rev. c. A.
Mcnamara will tonight give some ac-
count of the great Laymen's Mission
airy meeting in Chicago and Of his visit
to Garrett Biblical institute in Evans
ton.
John G.. Nelson of Darlington, who
has been visiting friends here and at
tending to business, has returned
home.
Mrs. r. G. Resing of Mlnnewaukan,
after pleasant visit with her many
Fargo friends, has returned home.
N Chilson of Ayr. having COM
pleted his business in this city, has
left for his home.
A. N. Mitchell and son OF Hunter
who were in the city on business,
have returned home.
Gust Redetzke and wife Of Alice
who were in the city yesterday MAX
ing purchases, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Stephens Of
Grand Forks, having completed their
business here have returned home.
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Miss Sophia Haase Of the Hotel
Cole has returned from a short visit
with her old friends at Valley city
and she reports having had pleasant
time.
Mrs. H. Rubestoes Of Montevideo
and A. Rubestoes of Red Lake. Mimi,
who have been visiting their many
friends in this city have left for home
John Heyerholm Of wyndmere after
having completed his business in the
city yesterday, has returned home.
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Martin Johnson Of Moorhead has
secured a position with the Fargo
Tailoring CO. on this side of the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rinde Of Hillsboro,
who were in the city yesterday visit
ing and shopping, have returned home.
Hon. William ]. Price has returned
from stay of a day or two in the
twin cities where he was on business.
A buffet luncheon was enjoyed by the
Polytechnic society of the Agricultural
college on Wednesday noon which was
prepared by the young ladies OF the
domestic science department.
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Miss Marie Adams Of Lisbon las
been visiting Miss Carrie Marsh of that
city, who is attending Fargo college.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mayer and
daughter Dorothy are nicely settled in
their new apartments in the yelling
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Barnes and Mrs.
Otto Morrow and baby Miriam, came
home on Tuesday from few days al
Big Pine Lake. Some two weeks ago
Mr.. and, Mrs. Barnes opened their sum
mer home at the lake at Perham.
Miss Monroe of Grand Forks was a
Fargo visitor on Monday.
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Miss Alice Draeseke win spend her
vacation month this year in Denver,
Col.
Very quietly on Tuesday morning at
$3.50 Miss Anna Odebauer and Thomas
j. Sirrs were married at the priests
home on Broadway, Father Cory ofic-
Eating. The young couple were accom-
panied by Miss Rolf and Mr.. Fleming
as attending best man and bridesmaid.
The bride was very attractive in her
white travelling suit Of rep cloth and
large picture hat with white willow
plume to. match. Miss Rolf wore a
gown Of leather color with picture hat
of black. A wedding breakfast was par
taken of at 1880 a. m. at the Gardner
hotel and the young people gave their
friends the slip, who had planned all
sorts of tricks to be played upon them,
and instead of leaving town that even
| ing, they left at o'clock for Detroit.
After two weeks spent in the east they
will be at home in the Berrl Flats, cor
ner Fourth street and Fourth avenue
north. A number OF showers were CIV
| en- for Mrs. Sirrs before she became
bride and both of the happy young
people have large number of friends