The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-16


Mrs. J. B. Swift OF washington, ID.
G., is visiting her sister, Mrs. "A. r.
McNannara OF First avenue north,
Moorhead
Mrs. G. X. McClury OF sc. Pail has
arrived In the city and is the guest
TO- q few days OF Mrs z. E. Cole at
the Mctropole.
Friends will be very sorry to learn
that Mrs. John Johnson OF Stxch street
south, Moorhead, has been very Ill for
the past week.
Mrs. Geo. Shaw and little daughter,
Marian of F~essendens N. D., are guests
at h home of Or. and Mrs. j. G. r.
Cnarest OF Fifth avenue sonth.
Miss Hortense Charest will leave In
the morning for st. Paul, where she
will visit during the fair with her
aunt. Mrs. Foley, and with Mrs. Guthrie.
Mrs. William L. Ayres of Spokane is
expected In a very short time to arrive
In the city to make her home. Mr..
Ayres has afnliated himself with the
will join him in a few days.
DR.. william Seaman or Page has
moved his family to this city and they
are nicely settled on Seventh street
south. DIR. Seaman has opened offices
in the Edwards building and his many
friends In this city will be very glad to
welcome DR.. and Mrs. Seaman here.
Mrs. Finley Cameron and children,
accompanied by their guest, Miss Mar
jorie DeGolyer OF Evanston, I'LL, ar
rived yesterday and are h guests of
Mrs. Cameron's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
r. r. Grant of Eighth street south for
a fortnight. Miss DeGolyer has spent
the past month with Mrs, Cameron at
her home In Grand Forks
The Misses Inga Lee ana Inga Nord-
I~a,,1r lea AN,a, ~,o%S14n,es FS,. Di~ Cfn~o
lake, S. d, where they will be members
OF a house party for a fortnight. Miss
Lee will visit in Aberdeen and Monte
video before proceeding to Granite
riage of her brother Waiter and Miss
Mabel Faten, which will take place on
Sept. IL.
Mrs. NJ. L. Feckler and two daugh-
tiers, Of Eighth street south, have re-
turned home after q very delightful
visit in the east with relatives. Among
the places where they. stopped are Wi
and Portage and Kilbourne City, Wis.
They report a most interesting time
and feel greatly refreshed after their
vacation.
Mrs. w. r. Tillotson of Moorhead re-
ceived word at a late hour yesterday
that her sister, Mrs, "A. p. Frohne of
Detroit. who had planned to come up
for the day, was unexpectedly detained
and instead Miss Nancy came up with
her little brother, Harry, who is spend
Frohne returned to Detroit last even
ing.
Mrs. J. w, Awty and two children of
Moorhead returned home last evening
from a pleasant two months visit in
eastern points. Mrs. Awty visited In
Philadelphia, New York and points in
connecticut, spending most OF the TIM
guest of her sister, Mrs. S~atterthwaite,
who will be remembered by Fargo and
Moorhead friends as the guest of Mrs.
Awty on several occasions.
Mrs. H. e. Schultz Of Ninth street
north was a hostess of last evening to
Miss Nora Snider who leaves in a few
days for Dubuque, Ia. The evening was
spent informally with music and a nice
luncheon was served at the close.
and were used on the luncheon table
with pretty effect Out of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce of st. Paul
and Miss johnson of Moorhead.
Al large party OF friends gathered
yesterday afternoon at the depot to
wave their last farewells to Mrs. Marie
=. Belknap. WHO left Tor her new home
dren. Mrs. Belknap has received g
large number Of delightful farewell
parties since the time of her departure
has been made known and her many
friends sent with her tokens to make
her journey pleasant. AT one Of the
recent functions each guest brought
choice delicacies wrapped In dainty
packages to make up lunches on the
train and others made UP train letters
and happy surprises to be opened en-
route.
Yesterday AFTERNOON Mrs. e. T. Shaw
was a charming hostess at her home on
Eighth street north at a farewell
neighborhood gathering In honor OF
Mrs. w. j. Price who leaves with her
family about Aug. 90 to Join her hus-
band in Chicago, where he has accepted
an excellent position with the Con-
solidated Engineering Co. MI. and Mrs.
Price have been residents of Fargo for
the past twenty-five years and twenty
neighbors were invited to spend the
afternoon with Mrs. Price Tables and
chairs with rugs were placed about
conveniently on the beautiful lawn OF
the Shaw home, presenting a very cozy
appearance, and following an informal
time a nice luncheon vas serve out of
doors. AS b guests completed lunch
con Mrs. Shaw arose and gave q toast
to Mrs. Price the sentiments OF which
were heartily echoed by the company
in the form of q handsome handbag
which was presented to her. The toast
was as follows: "1t is with deep re
AIOt LndI VIC QdEk WIN Jul rA4ACAA DlAh
neighbor, Mrs. Price. We can truly say
that no family aver has or ever will
go out OF this neighborhood that will
be more generally missed than the
say we, for I know ! am only voicing
the true feelings OF the neighbors and
friends here this a~fternoon) very near
to Mrs. Price, She has proven herself
a kind and sympathetic neighbor,-al-
the children OF h neighborhood-so
patient and sweet in her rebukes that
the children of the neighborhood love
her as do we all. Tt is needless to say
that Fargo as a city has met with Q
great loss in losing w. r. Price. He
certainly is a live wire n q great
booster for Fargo and North Dakota,
as well as a man who is moi AFRAID TO
voice his honest convictions. He was
a promoter and no one can ever say
that Mr.. Price ever did a mean or un-
manly thing. He has been untirinE IN
his zeal for a clean city and Is a pub
lie spirited man who loved Fargo and
schools-ever ready to help young men
without friends or funds in the city TO
start rightly. The Fargo Heating q
Plumbing Co.. has grown rapidly under
his management and pTospered, and he
is generally acknowledged as the main
agent in building up the business. We
are sorry to lose Mr.. Price and MS
family from our midst n as the old
saving goes, What is loss is some-
one eIse's gain, We as neighbors and
friends have nothing but good wishes
for w. j. Price and his lovely family,
and we sadly part with them. we
mark wherever he goes for you cant
keep a good man down He is a wall
liable acquisition to any business which
he might engage in and as we said be-
fort, Fargo has lost a worthy citizen.
The handbag was presented following
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