The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-23

DON Q. Morrill, is back I'm the cit,
Tor a few days greeting old time friend
and he is greatly In love with the ives
and especially Spokane He Is now o.
! the road for Pennsylvania house anc
has from St Louis west.
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DR.. Heller has resumed his practice
Of dentistry at 604 Front street, where
he will be pleased to see his patients.
Mrs. II. r. Turner is reported ill al
her Island park home.
Mrs. Herbert Loomis will leave the
last of next week to visit with her
brother, Mr. Higgs and sister Mrs.
Overton in Chicago and her mother,
Mrs. Higgs in Columbus, Ohio. She
plans to be away two or three weeks.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Alta
Ashleman entertained at thimible bee.
a few Of her young lady friends and the
pleasant afternoon passed quickly i'm
conversation, and with music, while
busy fingers piled the needle over the
dainty fancy work. Late in the after
noon a delicious luncheon was served
.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Laugen an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Clara, to Milton N Larson. The
wedding will take place the last of
May.
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One Of a series Of very pretty after
moons was that on Friday when Mrs.
o. A. Simmonson, Fourth street north.
gave a red luncheon to ten of her
friends. A delightful afternoon passed
with music and needle work. At
o'clock at the large dining table the
luncheon was served and the red color
scheme was carried out in the different
courses. Red carnations artisticalIy
arranged graced the center of the table
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Mrs Palmer and the Misses Fqorence
and Jessie have left San Diego, Cal,
after winter there and are en- route
home expecting to reach here by easy
stages, June 1.
From Los Angeles comes the word
Of the marriage of Miss Stella Burke !
Irons to William Ray Swartwood. of
Salina, Kan, March 80. They will be !
at home after May Is in Salina where |
Mr.. Swartwood is prominent young
business man. Mrs. Swartwood was
born In Fargo and with her parents |
Col. and Mrs. Frank Irons, resided here
for number of years. The best wish /
es of hosts of friends follow her to her
new home.
Mrs. e. F. Ladd, Thirteenth street
north, was the charming hostess on
Wednesday afternoon at her home with
Mrs. Daniel Willard of Broadway as
honor guest. There were about twenty
guests and they listened delightedly to
a musical programme Then there was
and needlework. Beauti-
'ul pink and white carnations were ar
-istically arranged for floral decora-
ions. At o'clock a most delecatable
collation. was served to the ladies.
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Among the handsome Moon Wilson
entertainments scheduled
'or next week is a dinner at. $3.50 at
he Waldorf Sunday evening, when |
Mrs. McTaggart will be at home to I
Eight ladies, with Miss Wilson honor
guest. The dinner is to be in yellow ]
With 1ohnquils and yellow tulips fer !
ioral decorations. An hour of mhsic
will follow. Mrs. John C. Haggart will (
rive a 1 o'clock luncheon on Monday ]
or Miss Wilson at the home of her (
mother, Mrs. j. c. Rohan, Ninth street \
lorth, and Mrs. Holderman will give I
t o'clock dinner on Monday evening I
o the Wilson family and bridal party. &
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v. C. Garvey of Seattle Wash. :
vas in the city for day or two this
week on his way home from the east.
A. s. Reed of Aberdeen, s. D., was
n the city last night on business. 9
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Mrs. A. HI. Scott OF Argusville, af-
er pleasant visit with her friends t
A this city has returned home. h
George A. Walker of Wahpeton. was +
business in the metropolis. +
John ID. Carroll of McHenry was a :.
usiness visitor here yesterday. He !.
Tas at the MetroDole. :
Sam Adams of Perth was in town c
esterday transacting business.
N. Swenson of Grand Forks was a a
usiness visitor here yesterday.
l.. P. Krause of Red Wing, Mimi, =
as in Fargo yesterday.
Mrs G. Winkler and Miss Mabel
tinker of Valley City were visiting O
leir Fargo friends yesterday. y
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Mr. an Mrs. j. FL. Fuller of Lidger- "
God, We're the guests Of their many W
argo friends yesterday. O.
w. E. Moon was business visitor
the city yesterday.
j. H. Blomquist of Minot, was here q
| business today. =
A postcard from Martin p. Rindlarb st
ates the Darrows, Wooledge and he w
I'VE had a nice time in Spain and SO
ere in Tangier at the time the card m
as written. 1t was mailed from Glib al
liter.
Hon. J. e. Phelan Of the western
.rt of the state was greeting Fargo
lends last evening fol- the first time "a
nee he returned from his winters M
ting in Honolulu lu
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Miss Elizabeth McLaren Of Highate. =
ltario, was the guest the past week a.
Mrs. p, w. Cross at her home on tie
nth street south.
Friends of Miss A. McLaren Of at
heatland will be sorry 70 learn that
e has ben obliged to submit to an los
Grafton and is now patient in one in
the local hospitals in Fargo. of
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