The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02
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Ida, to make her home with heI
mother.
John r. Smith OF Grand Forks hal
been visiting Tom McEnroe for the
past few days.
Miss Ethel Peterson of the regis.
trar's Office at the A. c., left last even.
Ing to spend week at the lakes.
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The Misses Hall of Thirteenth street
south returned Thursday from Lake
Melissa. where they have spent the
summer at their beautiful summer
home home, Keemah lodge.
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Mrs. E III. Mumford OF Kansas City
Mo-, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. II. p. Schultze of Ninth street.
north for the past month, left for
her home yesterday morning.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald of Rochesie err
arrived in the city last evening and
Is the weekend guest OF Miss Grace
Grubhs Of Tenth street north. Miss
fitzgerald Is on her way to Stephen,
MINI.
Mrs. b. M. Mcintyre is recovering
from serious operation. which was
performed q short time ago at ct.
Johns hospital. Her many friends
will be glad to learn OF her improved
condition.
The Misses Mollie and AIvina Sun
de entertained on Thursday evening
at an informal dancing party In honor
OF their guest, Miss Esther Tuste of
Duluth. A most enjoyable evening
was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. EATON and fam
lily have leased the Casseiman home
on Seventh avenue south and will
make their home there for the winter
They have spent the summer at their
cottage on Lake Melissa, and will re-
turn from there as soon as the neces-
sary arrangements can be made.
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Miss Marie Ostbye was hostess TO
few of Miss Amy Romsdahl's young
lady friends last evening at her home
On Seventh street north, In Miss
Romsdahl'h honor. A most enfoya-
BILE evening was spent in music and
chat and a delicious luncheon was
served at the close. Miss Romsdahl
has been the guest Of friends In thia
city and Moorhead during the sum-
mer and win leave Sunday afternoon
for her home at Calumet. Mich.
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Their many friends will be glad to
hear that Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Dixon
are to return to Fargo and become
permanent residents. Mr.. Dixon has
rented home at 402 Eddy's court
where he and his family viii soon
be at home. The son, George Dixon,
Will return to Fargo from the cities
next Sunday ready to begin his studies
In the high school when that opens
next week. Homer Dixon, the other
son will enter the Dakota Business
college to take the complete course.
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Mrs. L. A. Kedney has rented her
home on Eighth avenue south and
plans to leave about Sept 16 TO make
her home in New Jersey for the winter.
I'm route she viii visit her son. Fred
Kedney, who is attending school in
the east. Mrs. w. II. M. Phillips OF
Hope will live in the Redney home
during the winter. Her son, Frank.
and daughter, Miss Gladys. will attend
Fargo college Mrs. Phillips is a sister
of Mrs. G. G. Boise and has a num-
Der Of friends in the city, having Wis
tied her sister here on several occa-
sions.
An interesting meeting Of the Scan
dinavian w. G. T. u was held at the
home Of Mrs. A. A. Trovaaten on Sew
enth avnue south Wednesday after
noon. About forty ladies were present
to transact special business. During
the meeting 1t was announced that the
union had assumed the responsibility
OF furnishing one of the nurses rooms
ct the Crittenton home, at a cost of
SIS. The movement OF the ladies OF
the city to assist in furnishing the
home is a most commendable one and
the furnishings which will be donated
by the Scandinavian w. C. II. u. viii
be indeed a handsome present and as
sist materially in raising the amount
for furnishings for the new home.
Eight delegates were elected to attend
the county convention Of the w. c. r.
u. which will be held at jamestown,
Sept. 20. Mr.. watkins, president Of
the Enforcement league at Bismarck.
was welcome guest at the meeting
and gave a splendid talk about the
work Of the league and gave many
helpful suggestions to the w. G. 4. II. |
workers. Two new members were
welcomed into the union. AT the close |
Of the business session refreshments
were served by the hostess on the
lawn, the day being so pleasant that