The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-13

mechanic with the Buffalo Pitts Co.
n g. large number OF friends will
hasten to offer congratulations.
Miss Laura Anderson Of Crookston
was an arrival last evening and will
be h guest of Miss Martha Hansche
for a week or 50.
Mrs. S, Aubry, Mis- Dora Thebarge Of
.Crookston are the guests for a few
days of Mrs. X. j. Ike, formerly of
Crookston but now of Fargo.
A farewell picnic was given last
evening by a party of the students from
Fargo college. The young people went
up the river and enjoyed a camp sup
per, returning at an early hour.
The marriage of Miss Jaredine Mason
Thompson to DIR. William G. Nichols
will be an event of June 26 and will
mother, Mrs. f. j. Thompson on First
venue south.
Miss Abigail M. Robinson, we'll known
in Fargo and Moorhead as Miss Abbfe
Walton, was welded this week In
Moorhead to Fred Hill, a popular em-
Mrs, Hill left for Detroit and will later
make this city their home.
Al very happy family reunion is be-
ing enjoyed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hauser off First avenue
south, the entire family being at home
TOT In0 HESLE Time IN B6N6Tdl y6dISs MT
and Mrs. VIM. Hauser OF Clebourne,
Tex, DIR. e. j. Hauser of Dickinson,
and the Misses Ethel and Eva Hauser
Of Park River, all ave recently re-
turned home.
This morning at ST. Mary's cathedral
| of Miss Henrietta stecker to Charles
Fisher. The ceremony vas witnessed
by Mrs. Folsom of Minneapolis and DIR.
Ball. The bride has lived for a num-
II hnR ~ Eynnr~a al Tie LnrrnI1P TNn. TT1IzAWa
and Mr.. Fisher is a well known trav
| cling salesman in this section. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher will leave Friday morning
to visit at Valley City and Darlington.
At the parsonage Of the First Pres
byterian church yesterday took place
the marriage of Miss Bernice McCaul
of AYR, N. D.. to Ira b. Gladrey of
Aberdeen, S. d. Rev. Mr.. Behner off,
ciated. Thebride was gowned in white
satin and wore a white picture hat.
She carried an arm bouquet of brides
roses. The young people were accom-
panied to Fargo by the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. McCaul of Ayr
n the brides sister, Mrs. w. H. Has
sing. A wedding dinner was served
at the Metropolis, Mr. and Mrs. Glad
rey left for Sioux Falls, S. D.. to visit
for a short time and will later be at
home in Aberdeen.
Beach Advance: Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
/ Tousley were the guests of honor at q
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w. A. Sprague Saturday evening. Mr..
Tousley was presented with q Bible by
the class which ne had taught for so
long, and Mr.. and Mrs. To1sley were
presented with a chatting dish by the
people who attended the party, and
with a silver meat fork by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sprague. Refreshments were
served and a thoroughly good time
was enjoyed by all present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tousley departed Tuesday evening
for their new home at Bismarck, and
the best wishes OF all Beach goes with
them.
Perhaps n of the most delightful
events ever attended by Fargo people
for some time was that of yesterday
when about fifty friends and neighbors
drove out to the farm home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel McHenry near HARDWOOD tic
help celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry
are the parents of Mrs. G. r. Amidon
of this city and are pioneers of this
section of the state. The guests drove
and motored out to the farm in time
for q sumptuouS l o'clock dinner.
Two long tables were set under the
trees and the weather la never was
more kind. Spring blossoms were used
with charming effect for decorations
bride and bridegroom, which were
marked with bridal roses. Rev. VIM
Ballou served as POSTMASTER of the oc-
casion, and a programme of splendid
toastS were enjoyed. DIR. barrow gave
a very clever presentation speech, of
fering to Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry a purse
of gold coins from the guests. Judge
Amidon and Mrs, Amidon also respond
ed gracefully to toasts, After dime: