The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12

The eighteen ladies who were nrss.
bnt ct the sewing bee given bv Mrs
Lars Christianson OF Eighth ptreet
south on Wednesday, report J. most an
Ioyable time and it was not until latt
In the afternoon that the party broke
ap The refreshments which wee
passed at o'clock were most delicious
and dainty. The large rooms in tht
Christianson home were attractive
with pretty pretty arrangement q
lowers The deep red carnations be.
Ing used In the parlor while the statelS
aaffodtl In tall vases made up the flow.
Or scheme in the living roo
o.
Mrs. j. M Ashben Of jamestown
after pleasant visit with Fargo
friends, has left for home.
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Mrs. M. E. Maddin OF Page, who was
calling on friends in the city has
returned home.
Mrs. N. F. Smith of Valley City has
concluded a short visit with friends
In this city.
Rev. Father Lagrande OF St. Bene-
diets church at Wild Rice was callins
on friends in the city today.
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Miss Noyes of Aurora, New York
arrived in the city last night and met
her uncle, Senator H. r Hartman, al
the Metropole. Miss Noyes will visit
her uncle's family at Page for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l., Miller of Tower
City were in the city today making
purchases.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Robbins of Min
neapolis will remain over Sunday at
the Gardner.
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John Walsh, the well known travel
ing man from the twin cities, will
Sunday in Fargo.
o. H. Bergstrom Of Cooperstown
who was in the city today on bust
ness, has left for home.
E. L. Irish OF Grant Forks has ac-
cepted a position with G. ]. Rogers
Art store, having assumed his Cuties
this week.
George Hoenck of the firm of Joseph
& Hoenck, left this morning for wah-
peton where he will spend a couple OF
days,
King Bestic is In Fargo arranging to
move his household goods to Montana
where he has established his home.
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A. E. Bestic returned this week from
. trip to the coast
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T. c. Skaar of the Wheelock &
wheelock company left lat night to
attend to business at Valley City.
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AL Johnson, travelling man for The
Standard OH Co., arrived IN the city
for over Sunday from trip 70 South
Dakota.
NJ L. Rosenwald, who makes his
Headquarters at the Waldorf, has re-
turned from a trip to the twin cities
and Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Berthold and
daughter of Perham. Mimi, who were
guests Of friends in Fargo have re-
turned home.
Mrs. A. A. Love, who has been at St
Johns hospital submitting to some
minor operations of the head, expects
to be able to return home on Monday
.
Mrs. Talcott. mother Of Frank Tai
colt, was in town two days this week
to visit with Mrs. Frank Talcott az ST
Johns. She returned to her Buffalo
home on Friday evening, where she is
caring for the little granddaughters
Mrs. Shuler of Duluth is visiting
with. her sister. Mrs. Geo. F. Grimes.
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Miss Hortense Charest will leave
next week for a visit with her cousin,
Mrs. VIM. Niles, in Fergus Falls
Miss Fannie Mckenzie returned Fri
day from an extended visit in Chicago
with her sister. Mrs, Waltor Edwin
Dorland
Mrs. j. HI. Dahl, Seventh street
south, entertained G number of ladies
on Friday afternoon and the hours
passed pleasantly In dainty needle
work and social chat. Shortly after 4
most elaborate luncheon was passed
to the guests seated about the room
who enjoyed all of the delicious viands.
Red carnations were used as floral