The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-05

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Mrs. w. C. Green of Ninth stree
] south is visiting in saltwater, MINI
with relatives.
J Mr.. and Mrs. John Orchard hay
moved to Dickinson where they wi
make their future home. They leav
a large circle or friends who niue
regret that Mr.. Orchards field of labo
} takes him from this city
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Mrs. w. s. Stambaugh was hostes
Wednesday afternoon for a largely at
tended meeting Of the Woman's auxil
Harry Of Gethsenane cathedral. Ate
the usual work to meet missionary end
the hostess served refreshments an,
the afternoon proved to be one of PROF
and sociability.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pelkey and X. A
Knutson were in the city from Hen
drum, MINI, Wednesday. They ar,
guests at the Metropole.
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On Monday evening at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seigfried, Ninth
street south, the Norwegian Whist Az,
ternoon club entertained their husband.
with a special party and six tables o.
the game were played. Mrs. c.. p
Brown and Mrs. l.. L. Schooley were
awarded prives for scoring highes
among the ladies and John ellis and
Percy Goodwin won high honors for thu
men. After the game at the small
tables an elaborate menu was served
and at late hour the party dispersed
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Mrs. T. Fl. McEnroe will be hostess
Monday afternoon to the Talkalot clut
at her home on. Seventh street south.
President Chas. Creegan left satur-
day night for six weeks eastern trip
to include stops at Chicago, Brooklyn
and New York
H. w. Montgomery was a Grand
Forks visitor on Sunday.
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Six of the younger society boys en-
joyed a 6 o'clock dinner together at
the Gardner on Sunday evening which
was given in honor of Lloyd L. Bloom
of st. Paul.
Mrs Josephine Tuor stopped in
Grand Forks last Saturday with her
sister, Mrs. A. E. Mead, en- route home
from a Devils Lake visit.
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VIM. Rea, jr., of Billings, Mont, was
in town Monday on business and Wis
tied with his sister, Miss Kate Rea,
at Riverside farm while here.
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Mrs. Fl. Grasse of Seventh street
south reached home Monday morning
from a two months visit with her son
DR.. Fred Grasse and family in Oak
Park, Ill. Mrs. Grasse stopped over
Sunday in Kasson, Mimi, with her son.
Bird, and family.
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Mrs. G. A. wheelock returned from
the east on Monday evening from a
months trip. Mr.. and Mrs. wheelock
spent most of the time in New York
city while away and Mr.. Wheelock
reached Fargo few days sooner than
his wife, who stopped to visit en- route
home.
Mrs. Geo. Hail, who sold her Seventh
street home last summer to Mr.. and
Mrs. Barlow and who moved to Canada
to live, writes to friends that she is
not we'll and that she is very homesick
for Fargo and her friends.
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Mrs. S. A. Danford and family plan
to leave in the near future for their
new home in Bismarck where Rev.
Danford has gone to assume his duties
of district superintendent in his new
field.
Howard Montgomery will be domicil-
ed at the Gardner during the absence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery on
their southern trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Phillips and SON Of
Chaffee were visitors in town wednes-
day.
Miss Alga Bently is in Hebron.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson and Miss
Dagney were guests at the White
House at one Of the functions while
visiting in Washington, d. C.
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After having been in existence lust
one year the Fargo Moorhead Young
Peoples union held their semi-annual
business meeting Wednesday night at
the First M. e. church, and elected Of
ficers and heard reports. This society
consists of eleven of the young peo-
pies societies of two cities. During the
year just past they have had good sue
cess, have held several union meetings.
visited the sick and had several social
sessions. The finances of the society
are in good condition. Following the
business session a social hour was
greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Poole left Thurs
day morning via Devils Lake for their
new home in Utah. After a visit in
Salt Lake City they will proceed to
Clear Lake station, near their fruit
ranch, where they expect to live near
to natures heart.
Lois Marsh will entertain the Sun
beam circle on next Thursday after
school at her home on Second avenue
north. The little girls have their
new club pins and can well be very
proud Of them as they are very at
tractive little pins.
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Mr.. and Mrs B. L. Benston are home
from weeks Chicago trip.
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Miss Maude Robinson, visiting nurse
for the associated Charities, reached
Fargo Tuesday to assume her duties
here. Miss Robinson comes from st.
Paul highly recommended and Fargo
is fortunate in securing her services
for that work.
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Miss Lillian G. Topping of the Flor
ence Crittenton home left Friday
morning for Grand Forks where from
8 to in the afternoon she met the
ladies of Grand Forks at the public