The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-03
DIR. y. Nv. Campbell has returned from
4 holiday trip to the east.

DR.. j. Nv. campbell has returned from
2 holiday trip to the east
Mrs. Geo. yeitch, jr., OF Fourth ave-
nue. north, spent today with Mrs. Dun
az Mapleton.
AIR. and Mrs. Alvin Robertson OF
minneapolis are visiting for q few days
Hall.
day from Montevide0, Minn.s where she
has spent the time since Christmas
with relatives.
Miss Jetta Wilson viii leave tomor-
row for Willow City, N. ID, TO resume
her duties as teacher, after spending
the holidays at home.
Little Miss Lois Mace underwent a
slight operation this week, 1T being
necessary to remove proud flesh which
appeared following vaccination. The
little patient is getting along very
nicely.
The ID. b. C. Athletic association has
issued invitations to 4 dancing party
to be given in the Knights Of Column
bus hall on Friday evening, Jan. 10, at
: o'clock. Invitations must be pre-
scnted at the door.
Miss Nancy FROM OF Detroit. Who is
a guest at the home of Atty. and Mrs.
88Ns ~ LONSAlt viii leave lot lST AlOAlS
tomorrow. Miss FROM mas been the
guest Of Mrs. 4. Herbst and attended
Annuus party while here.
Hon. Martin Hector returned last
evening from Boston, where he spent
h holidays with his son Fred and
daughter, Miss EVELYN. Miss Hector
Is expected home In about ten days
Billy Wilson, who has spent the
christmas holidays with his parents,
ar, n Mrs. Stewart Wilson of Third
avenue south, expects to aeave Mon
day to resume his studies at the
northwestern university at Evanston,
Miss Minnie Olson of Tenth street
north entertained for twenty-five of
her friends last evening and 2 happy
lime was spent with music and games.
h rooms were pretty with Christ
mas decorations and. at 1880 a delicious
supper was served.
Porter Talcott and PauIN Goodman,
VINO We're guests in the city for the
Annuus cotillion, have left for Mr.. Tai
colts home at Buffalo, where Mr..
sA4oodman will be a guest until Monday,
when they will return, to the state
university.
Mr., and Mrs. Amos Rutland were host
n hostess on New Years eve at a
watch party. Fourteen guests were
present and a happy time was spent
with music, dancing and games and
az midnight a delicious lunch was serv-
ed. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion with holiday
symbols.
Harry Rnsch will leave tomorrow
morning Tor Madison, Wis, where he
VIII continue hts studies at the Uni-
yersity of Wisconsin after spending the
holidays at home. william Rusch, who
entered the university as a freshman
this year, viii not return until in
February for the second semester, on
account of i'll health.
Dr. w. e, Heller left last evening
Tor his home at Menominee, Wis, to
ne present at the wedding OF his sister,
Aliss Anna Heller to DIR. Pferpont OF
Ironwood, Mich. The wedding is to
take place at high noon Saturday, Jan.
:, at the home Of the brides parents,
IN the presence OF the immediate relar
mony the bride and bridegroom will
leave for Boston and other eastern
cities, where they will visit until Jan.
10 when they Will leave New York for
Europe sailing on the F~ranconia. They
expect to devote three months to their
european trip, visiting many places OF
note, but spending most of their time
IN london I'M Paris. On their Aretprn
they Will visit DR.. Pierpont's people at
I~homaSY1lles Ga. The bride Is a charm
ing and talented young lady who has
visited her brother. DR.. Heller, here a
number of times, and has made many
friends in the city who will wish her
much happiness in her married life.
MRS. Roy Severance returned yester-
day afternoon to her home on North
broadway, after spending the past tive
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II uloth, and friends at Valley City,
n. -. Mrs. Severance was accompan-
led home by u. NJ. Schwenke, who also
spent part of the holidays at the Uloth
home. Mr.. Schwenke leaves today for
Verona, n. D., and Will spend a short