The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-14
City in Brief
DO you know Carpenter Accident
Health and Liability insurance.-Advt.

DO you know Carpenter? Accident.
Health and Liability insurance.-Advt.
CLIFFORD siodget, who mas been un-
der the weather for a few days, has
50 far recovered as to be abls 10 ie
cut
Roy n, Henderson. physical director
OF the II. IA. g. Al. who has been con-
fined to the house for several days BY
illness. is able to sit up a little each
day. q fact that his friends will be
pleased to know.
r.. A. Killing, a prominent attorney
from Little Falls, Mimi, who has
been visiting George w. Fowler OF the
| Orpheum theatre. has left for home.
He formerly resided in North Dakota.
but left here many years ago.
L. e. Goodwin. who was operated
on at st. Johns hospital for blood
poisoning. lis getting along nicely and
will soon be able to take up his du-
ties as boys secretary Of the X. M.
G. Al. and his friends and the boys
viii be pleased to see him.
Gus Leiber OF jamestown, the well
known travelling man, and prominent
members OF the Elks lodge was a
business visitor to the city the past
few days, and states that the ar
rangements for the big state conyea-
ton of Elks in his town next June ae
well under way.
Tomorrow evening at the First NJ.
10. church there will he an old fash
Toned prayer meeting when it is hop
ed that all of the older members in
| particular and the younger ones in
general will be present. 1t will be
a sort OF a "reminiscences meeting
with many speakers.
Editor j. w. r. II. Della of The Bal-
four Messenger is In the city for a few
days to AXE in the Tri-State conyen
ton. He is en- route home from the
meeting Of the North Dakota Press as
ISOLATION at Wahpeton and reports a
splendid meeting. He will probably
remain in Fargo until Thursday.
The missionary society of the First
M. IA church which was to have
met this afternoon. but which wa
lpostponed on account OF the funeral
Of Mrs. Porter. a member, will take
place on Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. w. d. Gillespie on the
~southside and the members will take
due notice.
The North Dakota Life Underwriters
association held a meeting at the com
merrial club rooms. Nearly the full
membership was in attendance, in-
Guiding Vice President Fritz Of Grand
Forks. Secretary Olmstead is sway In
the east and could not attend. Consid-
cradle business was transacted and 8
very harmonious meeting was held.
Rev. Mr.. Sapp, the Christian church
misionery and state suerintendent, is
making a tour of the east in the in
terest of the denomination in NORTH
J Dakota. He will visit Chicago, Indian
L - ..ATf- -. "A ~ CfvontnnofF apA vxrfl ~ thar
pay a short visit to his old home in
West Virginia. His friends hope he
will have a pleasant time and a safe
return.
On Friday night of this week The
First M. e. church will have its an.
nuaI banquet and 1t is expected thai
there will be a very large attendance
The banquet will be held in the new
dining hall Of the church, and win bt
a very pleasant affair. The boy scouts
will show the visitors through the
building after the menu has been con-
cluded.
w. o. Olsen left the latter part o.
the week for Chicago and Grand Rap
Ids, Mich, where he will attend tn
furniture exposition and purchase hi
stock for the coming year. Mr.. OlseI
expects to purchase a much large
stock this year than ever before. III
win be absent for about two weeks ii
the east.
This evening the banquet and re
ception to National President Sails
bury OF New York will take plac,
at the commercial club, the banque
being rendered by the Fargo Credi
Mems association and 1t will be al
elaborate affair. The members hav,
the right to bring with them a guest
II M -. 49,. Fu~a (s-1I - cor 49,.
it is hoped hat all will be presen
at that time.
This evenip~ at $3.50 the annua
banquet OF the First Presbyterian
church congregation will take place
at the church, and this will be fol
lowed by the business meeting whel
officers will be elected and the re
! ports Of the different church officer
will be read. 1t is hoped by the paste
that every member OF the congrega
, ton viii be in attendance, as TIL
meeting is a most important one.
Luella ChiIson-Oh rman, soprano, on
Of the more prominent songsters Il
I'll Chicago's musical circles will homo
Fargo with a visit next Thursday sven
( ing, her recital to be one Of the sea
{ sons artist course, taking the plac
! OF Mr.. Cadman, who cannot come t
Fargo until much later In the seasor
: Nine. Chilson-O hrn1an viii probabl
: give the programme here which sh
} used for her annual recital In Chicago
/ given in December. OF her work a
soloist with the New York symptom
{ orchestra, The Musical Courier sal
{ recently Mime. Gibson Ohrman mad
2 q signal success last Thursday even
ing with the New York symphony or
!, chestra, under Walter Damrosch, whe
i she gave her brilliant reading Of tn
PaIanaise from Migono-a humble
: which few singers can invest with tn
aorid charm and the dainty grace EN-
played by this fine soprano. Mr.. Dam
, rosch conferred a great favor o
: Madame Ohrman by offering to pla
, for her himself In response to an en-
~core.n
! MANY R0ES HERE