The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-23

bride decided upon the medical pro-
| fession for his life work and spent
three years at the University of Min
nesota. Miss Ellison was located at
Berkeley as state organizer of wo-
mems clubs in California and shortly
after Mr.. Miner reached there this
autumn to enter the California uni
versity the wedding day was set and
the couple will reside there until he
completes his course. Two of the
bridegroom's uncles are instructors in
the California university. The bride
was very attractive in all literary
work during her college days and
among the honors conferred upon her
was the winning of the Stringer schol-
arship at Manchester and election as
Minnesota representative to the ma
tional Y. w. C. A. conference at Lake
Geneva, Wis. She graduated from
Manchester with highest honors in
June and Immediately took up work
as economics organizer in the twin
cities. Her work, in brief, consisted
in establishing clubs among the prom
inent women, the purpose of which
was to beautify the home and con-
duct 1t upon more scientific princi-
pies. So successful was she In her
work that she was made state organ
izer for California. She spent part
of the summer Of this year at the
home of her parents and in October
went to California, making her head
quarters at Berkeley. Since that time
and up to the present she has been
engaged In her work as state organic
er in the establishment of clubs.
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Wahpeton Globe Gazette: Miss Ha-
eel Moody, daughter OF Mrs. q. X.
Moody and Fred Putnam of Tintah,
Mimi, were quietly married at the
Moody residence at o'clock last even-
ing. Rev. Mr.. Gallagher performed
the ceremony and no guests .wefe
present. Arrangements were in prog
ress at the time of the death of the
brides father, Sheriff Moody and the
date had been set for Dec. 20. Rather
than postpone the date the couple
were quietly married as above. The
bride grew to womanhood in Wahpe-
ton and is one Of the citys finest
young ladies. Mr.. Putnam is PROS
porous farmer Of Tintah and they will
make their home near that village.
Mrs. Putnam however will remain in
Wahpeton with her mother until
spring.
Sheriff and Mrs. Henry Boyle of this
city and John Boyle of Saskatchewan,
Can, are spending the Christmas va
cation with relatives at Sheldon, N. d. ]
o
b. ]. Fieer of Minneapolis is spenl-
ing the Christmas holidays with his
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs, M. O'ConneIl
Of North Broadway.
Mrs. A. w. Fowler and children of
Ninth avenue south have gone TO
spent Christmas with Mrs. FowIer's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Labbitt of
Enderlin, n. d.
Miss Edith Flewell left Yesterday
to spend Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. F1ewell If
Grandin.
Miss Claire Clizbe has returned
home from st. GATHERINGS at Mime
apolis to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Clizbe Of
Seventh street south.
Miss Erdine Glass left this morning
for Minneapolis, where she will visit
until spring with her sister, Mrs. T.
A. Morken, formerly of this city.
Miss Glass will make her home in the
cities permanently. Her many
friends here greatly regret her de-
partnre. having been popular mem
Der of Fargo's society circles and a
capable assistant to w. H. Kidder in
the Art Publishing Co.
The Misses Janet and Margaret
Sandy arrived in the city last evening
to spend Christmas with their broth
ers, Wardle and David Sandy. Miss
Janet came from Maxbass and Miss
Margaret from Wimbledon.
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