The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-15


deeds office. is hack after a painful
accident Of running a needle in her
foot The needle was broken OFF in
the flesh and necessitated an opera
ton. Her friends are glad that she
is able to be about again.
Mrs. ]. *. Killion. of Seventh street
south, who was operated upon for APP
pendicitis Thursday at the ST. Johns
hospital is improving nicely.
Cashier w. S. Davidson of the Citi-
Gems National bank of williston ac-
companied by his wife are in the city
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Kill
lion Of Seventh street south. Mrs
Davidson will remain until her sister,
Mrs. Klllion, has recovered from her
recent operation. Later they will
spend part Of the summer at Lake
Detroit. Mr.. Killion's sister also arr
rived few days ago from Omaha,
Neb.
Mrs, Lily Walsh and daughter, Miss
Mary, expect to leave next week for
southern Minnesota, where they will
visit relatives for few weeks.
this afternoon for six weeks pleas
lure trip to Chicago, Duluth and other
eastern points.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. w. G.
Austin of Bismarck who has been
delightful guest at the home Of Mrs.
A. O. Anderson for the past two weeks
left for her home this morning. She
was accompanied as far as Fargo by
her neice, Miss Marion Anderson, who
will visit relatives in that city for a
few days.
Miss Mae Zorger, proofreader on
The Forum staff has returned from a
several weeks vacation spent at her
home In Decatur, Ill, and points in
/ Wisconsin. The trip was most de-
/ lightful one especially as Miss Zorger
had not been home for over a year.
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DR.. and Mrs. u. F. Busch left few
days ago for an extended visit through
Europe. 1t is the doctors intention to
take in some of the leading clinics i'm
France Germany and Norway and
he expects to return to Fargo about
the latter part of October.
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Herbert Mott was among those who
returned last evening from the Shrine
meeting at Rochester. He also made
visit to New York while east.
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Miss Edith Peterson returned yes
terday from a delightful two weeks |
vacation spent at Big Stone lake with |
friends. She also visited the chautau- |
qua at Big Stone.
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Mrs. E. J. Widvey and children of |
Third avenue south left today for st. |
Paul. They will also visit Mrs. Wild
vey's parents in Duluth before return
ing in about a month.
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The Young Peoples society of the |
Norwegian Lutheran church of Moor
head was entertained in a most de- |
lightful manner at the home Of Miss /
Bertha Lund ON Fourth street south, |
Moorhead, last evening. Musical Sc
lections were enjoyed after the usual \
business meeting. An instrumental |
duet by the Misses Della and Esther |
Dahl was greatly appreciated, and
Miss Maude Hauskens of Wahpeton 4
gave much pleasure with two beautiful /
vocal numbers. Miss Pearl johnson
solo, as did Miss Bertha. Lund. The Il
programme was d completed with a
charming song by Miss Lottie Cas-
parry. At convenient hour delicious Il
supper was served to about thirty five
guests, who were all much pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt c. Tufts Of
North Yakima announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss EulaIia, to
Arthur j. Mitchell of Chicago. The
ceremony took place In st. MichaePs
church in North Yakima on July 10,
and the young people left over the N.
p. for the east. They will make sew
eral stops en- route and will spend a
few days in Chicago with Mr.. Nit
chell's parents and eight weeks in New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell win be
at home at 1857 Norwood avenue, Chi
cago after Nov. /. A large circle Of |
friends will hasten to extend congratu-
lations, Miss Tufts being formerly one
of the popular young ladies OF this
city.
The Young Ladies' Aid society of {
the Pontoppidon church will give an i
ice cream social with programme I
Monday evening. July II, on the lawn /,
Of Swan Lees home in Island park {
ALI are most cordially invited. In case t
Of rain the social will be held In the
church parlors. II
The Woman's Boarding Home assoc
citation will be glad to see their !
friends at the fair next week. They
will have booth in the Merchants
building and will serve meals each !,
lay. ANY information will be given !
Dr. donations win be gladly taken care !
of by Mrs. G. @. Boise of Seventh ave-
aune south. All of the ladies will
work to make this project success
ind ii will probably be arranged to
nave some sort OF rest room for the
visiting ladies' at the fair. Any as
sistance will be heartily accepted and
he meals viii be served In the best
manner possible
Mrs. G. o. Follett of First avenue I,
forth is visiting Mrs. Roger Brown OF !
Detroit and is expected home the first
If the week She will be accompanied '
" Mrs. Brown and baby, who will WIS.,
t In the city for short time.
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Miss Alice Lewis was charming !
Iostess last evening at her beautiful !
lome ON Third avenue south In honor |.
4 Miss Helen Everhart OF Norfolk Va. !
Who Is her guest. Cards furnished the
of the evening. played
rom Ave tables and prizes were won =
" Miss Eloise Seavert Of Chicago and I