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

hour socially during which Mrs Han
cock served tea and waters.
Mrs. J. s. Campbell is home from
q visit in Leonard. She went down
on Wednesday morning to attend the
funeral Of her friend. Mrs. Mary e.
Watts.
Mrs. G. A. Roberts is in town from
Leonard and is disposing of her per-
sonal effects from the Roberts home on
Eighth street, recently sold.
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Mrs. e. T. Hunkins, Roberts street,
was at home on wednesday afternoon
to one of the popular bridge clubs and
at the game Mrs. y. G. Haggart was
successful in capturing the prize of
the day. A handsome award was pre-
scented to Mrs. M. e. A. Bowles for
high score for the season. A delicious
luncheon preceded the game at o
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Meyer at the
Gardner are to have apartments at
the Wellington. The i'll move i'm
mediately upon the arrival of their
furniture.
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DR.. and Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Todd
with Miss Mamie Hanson on next
pole on Thursday to hear Robert Man
tell in Macbeth. They motored home
after the play.
M. e. White Of the town of Ray, who
has been calling on his friends here
has returned home.
Mrs. Harry p. Beckwith and daugh-
ter Dorothy will leave tomorrow for a
visit with Mrs. Beckwith's mother in
southern Minnesota.
Major Buttz of Buttzville, who has
been in the city for few days visit
ing friends, has left for home.
Harry p. Beckwith of the Northern
Trust Co., will leave tomorrow for a
| trip to the western part of the state.
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Mrs. George Wright of 71S First
avenue north, has returned from a
pleasant visit with friends at Wahpe-
ton.
w. F. Rahr, the Remington type
writer man, is spending the day in the
city. This is the anniversary of his
birth, and he wanted to be in live
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Olsen and fam
| lily left for their cottage at the lakes
this morning. A stay OF few days
will be made to put things in readi-
ness when the season proper opens
They went down in their auto.
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Elmer Bole Of jamestown is visiting
in Fargo as the guest of his cousin
A. M. Cornwall. He will return home
Monday.
/ Miss Hazel Woodwork Of First ave.
nue., who has been paying a visit o.
several days to friends in Breckenridge
MINI, has returned home.
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Prof. M. l.. Lawson, instructor o.
telegraphy at the ID. B. c., has left fol
the west, where he may locate. Mrs
Lawson will join him on Monday
Their many friends hope for then
much prosperity.
Miss Alma Anderson, who was 70
four years connected with Miss Roent
establishment as trimmer, and left e
enter business for herself, is again t,
be found at Miss Rooms.
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Mr.. and Mrs Fred Knight will leav
this afternoon in their auto for tril
to Detroit lake to look after the open
ing of their cottage there in the nea
future.
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w. S. Casselman, of Bismarck know
as the coffee man was calling on hi
friends here today.
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Mrs. F. e. Corson returned last even
ing from Grand Rapids, Mich, wher
she has been visiting friends for tn
past few weeks.
A. F. Kuhnert, an old time resi-
dent Of Fargo has been up from Min
! neapolis for a few days.
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Hon. G. A. Johnson of Minot, a can
didate for the republican nomination
, for governor Is in the city.
: Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Morrissh of Pag
, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cade o
: Ontario are visiting with Mrs. josef