The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-14

| observance Of these matters will In a.
short time tend to correct these SEEM
| ingly inconsequential habits, which In
time spoil the more iovable side OF our
disposition.
Cakes Times: Mrs. O'Neill and
daughter, Miss Gladys. left last week
Tor Fargo where they will make their
home. Miss Florence is already there
having good position as stenogra-
pher. This IL one OF the old-tine fam
Hes OF the county, and we regret to
see them leave us.
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Mrs. N. c. Young, state president
and part Of the delegates returned last
evening from the State Federation of
Woman's clubs convention, which has
created so much enthusiasm and in
terest during the pest week. Friends
VIII be glad to learn that Mrs. Young
Is entirely recovered from her slight
indisposition at the convention, which
caused her to forego one or two SEES
sions. The other ladies who returned
with her were Mrs. M. A. Baldwin,
Mrs. Aubrey Lawrence, Mrs. w. r.
Gushing, Mrs. M. A. Hiidreth, and Miss
Robinson. Mrs r. H. wilder stopped
of In Grand Forks for a few days with
friends, and Miss Carol b. Stanley re-
turned Thursday evening. All are en-
thusiastic over the convention and the
work accomplished and speak in the
highest terms Of the hospitality at
forded them by the ladies OF the sa-
tanic city.
The Woman's Boarding Home ASSOC
citation met yesterday afternoon at the
home and made preparations for the
winter. Plans were laid for putting
on the storm windows, fixing the fur
mace and laying in the winters supply
OF vegetables, and generally preparing
for the cold weather. The attendance
was not as large as It should have
been on account Of the bad weather
and several Of the ladies' being other
wise detained. but the necessary bust
ness was transacted. The home IL
progressing nicely and the ladies feel
much encouraged In the work
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The N. s. B. B. club OF boys from
the Broadway M. e. Sunday school
met last evening az the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. o. M. Strate on Fifth street
north for their regular meeting This
club Is composed OF class OF eight
boys. under the direction OF Mrs. e.
Miller Of the Arlington apartments.
The object OF the club is TO interest
more OF the boys coming to the city in
the new work OF the Sunday school
and to make the winter pleasant by
regular social gatherings. Several other
entertainments will be planned later
to promote the interests OF the class.
Last evening the regular business Of
the club was gone through and one
new member. John Nelson, was mi
tiated into the club. After q Jolly
evening. Mrs. 5trate served the boys
with an elaborate supper OF good
things. Taylor Strate, president OF the
club was host OF the evening.
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". p. Mccoy Of this city was in
Grandin Thursday attending to busi-
ness connected with the new Catholic
church that IL being erected there.
Or. Farrage returned this morning
to bis practice NJ Warwick, N. D..
after d consultation In this city with
DR.. CaIiander In regard to Mrs q. Il.
Copeland. who Ii d sister OF Mrs. FAR
rage. Mrs. FarTage accompanied her
husband to thls city and win spend the
weekend with her sister.
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MIRA p. Pastoret o9 FIRST avenue
south II expected home tomorrow from
q two months and haIe trip through
the east. She was delegate for the
Lady ForeBtera' convention In Chicago
and has spent the rest Of the tiFne ia
&C Paul Duluth and points Ia Miohi,
gan.
49,
Miss Jessie Thompson Of Ayr ID Wis
Ting her sister. May Thompson, at
Ceres hal.
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Miss Sam Hall Of Minneapolis spent
the LAST week with Mrs. Marshall