The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-18

Ior betTolt laKey Wn0fe they Will &C.
cupy a cottage for the next two weeks.
Mrs. Carrie Rasmussen was slightly
injured yesterday, when she was
knocked down and run owe by an auto
mobile, injuring one limb, She states
that the autOists in the car which ran
over her, never stopped to ascertain
whether or not she was injured.
Mrs, H. c. Rogers and daughter Dor
othy, of First avenue south, Moorhead,
who have been visiting for the past
month with relatives and friends at
Wyoming, Forest Lake, and Anoka. n.
D., and Little Falls, Mimi, are expected
to arrive home Saturday afternoon.
Misses Edith, Marion and Bertha
Hopkins, of RosebTrg, Ore, who are at
present visiting relatives at Duluth, are
expected to arrive in this city Thurs
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter Thompson, until the last of the
month.
Hector Barnes, of his city, plans to
make the automobile trip to Winnipeg
with the fifteen Moorhead cars, which
start next Sunday, and at Devils Lake
will get Mrs. Barnes, who has been
visiting there, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Freeman, Of that place, who will &C
company him on the trip.
Miss May Aleox Is home from a three
weeks visit at st, Paul and Shoreham.
Mrs. r. Johnson Is homo from a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. L. e. Gorgei,
has been the guest of friends at Man
dan during a two weeks vacation, re-
turned home Monday evening.
Dr.. G.. L. Goslee, of Moorhead, Is in
receipt of word that DR.. and Mrs. E. w.
Humphrey of that city, have arrived in
err Virginia, which landed at Quebec
yesterday. DR.. and Mrs. Humphrey ex-
pect to visit in New York and other
eastern cities before returning home.
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. Marie P
Perkins returned last evening from an
extended visit with friends In Minnea-
polls and other points in Minnesota.
On the way home she visited Mrs. 70. M.
Corey of Fargo for a few days. :
Miss Mildred Getohell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Getchell, left yesterday
at noon for a visit with Miss Helen
Graves of Fargo.
Mrs. Clark, head Of the millinery de-
partment of deLendrecie's department
store, who is absent from the city on
several weeks buying trip, will go on
to Chicago and the larger eastern mar
kets; Mrs. Clark was unable to find
what she desired In the twin cities, the
northwest 1obbers being very short at
present on advanced styles and mater
ials for the fall fashions.
Ohio ~suffragists predict that the chill
iy treatment accorded them by the
secretary state, when they presented
their initiative petition with 131,1O0
voters signatures. will give them 3d.
600 more votes. They charge the state
offcial with trying to turn the pre-
Senting OF their petition into a farce,
ipy refusing to meet them and by send
ing a deputy after the committee in
sisted on being received.
The condition of Edwin Graber, who
- at st. Johns hospital, and was very
III Sunday and Monday, was osmewhat
improved today. The patient was to
ago for appendicitis, but an abscess
was found, which Is being drained, and
the operation will be performed as soon
as ne feeoVers somewhat from this at
TACK. He Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
i, GRADER, of Seventh street south. :
Mrs. G. e.. Davis, who was one of the
week by Mrs; J. P, Hardy at Lake saiiy.
- a guest this week at the w. b. How.
land cottage, on Melissa. and viii ba
joined for over Sunday by Mr.. Davis,
who motored down last Saturday with
q +; Hardy 2 W.. I. Grasse. Fred
turned home Monday, together with
Mrs. Grasse, who was also a guest 81
the Hardy house party.
Miss Ruth Brown, of Sixth street
south, was hostess last evening at q
pleasant surprise party for her broth
eE, Glarence crown, in celebration on
entertaining a few Of his young men
friends at a prettily appointed = S'cioclr
dinner. \ birthday cake bearing eigh-
teen candles, was a feature of the re-
past, and Mr.: Brown was well remem-
pered with Sits In remembrance Of his
anniversary, The evening was enjoyed
socially and with music. -