The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-12-14
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herself to the girls, win continue as
Joe Nixon of Winnipeg. who spent
the day in the city yesterday left for
Erie, N. D., where he will Join his wife
ana family, who are visiting Mrs. Nix
ons father. Mrs Nixon was called to
Erie by the death of her mother and
will spend the winter with her father.
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Mrs. j. S. Watson and daughter, Miss
constance, are expected home Monday
morning from fortnights visit with
friends in Chicago. i r..
Mrs. w. II. Best of Third avenue
south has returned home from Oakes,
y. y" where she spent several days
who is member of the. faculty of the
public schools in that city. Mrs. Best
enjoyed an interesting meeting of the
0akes .ii W, G. 7; U. and Of the l.. T. D.
imir Best will spend the Christmas
holidays with their mother Miss Imir
Best teaches in the domestic science
department. at the University of Min
nesota and Will arrive next Saturday
morning.
Yesterday the ladies eff the Fargo w
=. I. U. enjoyed a pleasant meeting at
the home of Mrs Walter Thompson on
Fourth avenue south. Woman Suffrage
& '~ N'iS SobJSSh VA the dItSEiiool &btia
each member was to give a good rea-
son why she wanted to vote. The re-
suits were most interesting and gave
rise to much discussion. A feature of
the meeting was the report by Mrs
Best of her recent trip to Portland,
Ore, on the, w. G.. II. u. special to at
tend the national convention. A short
business session was held and the hos
tess served nice Refreshments.
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The, Drs. Rindlaub who have spent
the past week in Platteville, Wis, and
We're present Wednesday at the golden
wedding celbratfon of their parents,
Will arrive home tomorrow morning.
Mrs; o. p. Champlin and Mrs. M. L.
IFoWbrldge left for Denver Col, Tues
day evening and after a short stay
there will go on to California for the
winter. .'
The invitations are out for the first
dance of the series to be given by the
Fargo lodge of Ellls for the members
the same has. been fixed for Saturday
evening, Dec. 81, and a pleasant time is
anticipated. The committee of arrange
ments is composed of w. b. Shotwell,
Montgomery, Frey Brophy and Frank
Mckone. They will leave nothing un-
done for making the party one of the
best ever given by the Elks. There
" III NC supper SSTN6O AFTER udnCluSs
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. {. Curtis (nee Alta
Dinan) left Monday of this week for
winnipeg, where they will make their
nome. Mr.. Curtis has been connected
with the Underwood Typewriter Co., in
this city and has accepted a position
with the United Typewriter Co. as city
salesman in that city Since their re-
and Mrs. Curtis have been the guests
or Mrs. Curtis parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Dinan of Thirteenth street south
Mrs. II. G. Curtis of Winnipeg formerly
the Dinan home for week and return
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis to Winni-
peg on Monday.
o, DIR. Stearns, head of the department
of religious education at Fargo college,
viii speak to the Business Women's
Bible class on Monday evening, at 7:15,
at the Presbyterian church. His topic
will cover the religious conditions in
the civilized world at the time of the
should prove of benefit to all who have
been studying The Acts and all inter-
ested are cordially invited.
Mrs. Mike Bolene entertained sixteen
of her lady friends at her apartments
at the Fargo house. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with American
beauty roses and chrysanthemums and
Mrs. Al. Magnuson received the head
prize and Mrs. Ed Wilson, second. Mrs.
Andrew Monson won the consolation.
Delicious refreshments were served
after which Mrs. Bolene was happily
surprised with a handsome gold brace
let Mrs. Bolene leaves next Wednes-
day for an extended western trip.
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1t is with a great deal of regret that
the patrons and students of the local
high school learn that Miss Beatrice OIL
son will not return to her duties here
after the holidays. Miss Olson has &C
cepted a position at the state Industrial
school at Ellendale to succeed Miss Mary
Fleming who was elected county su
perintendent recently. Miss Olson has
been a fovarite here as teacher of
English and public speaking and has
on the several occasions that she has
been heard won many friends with her
excellent readings. "
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Tom Lough who is attending the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
will spend the Christmas vacation with
his relatives, Commander and Mrs. W.
L. Burdick.
Grand Forks Times: Mr.. ana Mrs,
Frank H. DeCamp of Spokane who,
went south on a pleasure trip after at
sinnf sssr .Te see s m s9peot ef 5 p fenp
some time next week and are to make
their future home in Fargo. Mr.. De-
Camp is connected with Nash Brothers
three. houses Mr.. and Mrs. DeCamp
have been in Panama for several weeks
and will come to this city on their re-
turn to get their little daughter, Miss
Virginia, who has been with her grand
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