The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-11

Mrs. B. French went to Casselton
yesterday for a weeks visit with her
mother. Mrs. M. Standish.
The Misses Vivian and zelma shute
or Lisbon who have been visiting
friends in the city the past several days
they he y viii spend ro The M pa I ! III. where
summer as the guest of relatives.
meeting and they were very enthusiasts
nc 4 over 6r suffrage. The Journey was
ported to be in splendid condition.
George H.. Melbye, principal Of the
Manltou public schools at Ross is an
enthusiastic suffrage worker among
the men and his recent addresses have
oeen we'll received in that community.
Miss Jane Thompson who is travelling
over the western part of the state for
suffrage, recently held a very success
ful meeting at Bowman. in conjunction
with the Farmers Equity society, Miss
FERN Lincoln, Mrs. J. D.. Davies, Mrs.
and Mrs. E. Scow formed the general
committee in charge.
While at Bisbee, Miss Harriet Grim
was entertained at the home of Mrs. C.
r. Nelson, who gave a reception for her
which was attended by nearly one
hundred. Miss Grim spoke at TolIey
today and tomorrow she will go by
auto to Crosby, where she will speak
IN the morning at the c~hautauqua.
.
Miss Clara Pollock will entertain on
Monday afternoon in compliment to
guests will include the members of the
Delphian society of which the honored
guest is a member.
Tho NEieco, nTorT
Schjeldahl of Hatton, N. D., arrived in
the city today for a few days visit
weeks visit with Miss Elizabeth Bailey.
dahl.
Friends of Mrs. B. L. KimbalI will be
pleased to learn hat she is recovering
from her illness and will soon be up
again.
In honor of Rev. and Mrs. F. A.
Stever, the members of the Plymouth
congregational church will give a re-
ception, Tuesday evening at the home
or MRS. Fred Olson, on Seventh street
north. All friends of Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
SteYer and members of the church are
cordially invited to attend. The recep-
ton is given as a farewell function for
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Stever who leave the
city soon.
Mrs: N. c. Young of this city and
Miss Marjorie Dorman of New York.
who Is visiting in the state in the in
t~erest of the Anti Suffrage ~organiza-
ton will leave this evening for a
weeks campaign over the state. They
will first visit Minot giving talks there
and will then go into the western part
or the state. They will return in time
for the state fair as the anti-suffragists
will have a booth for the distribution
of a~nti-suffrage literature.
h Misses Helen Smith and Lissie
Hodgson were hostesses. at a thimble
bee this afternoon, complimentary to
Miss Ethel Eggen, bride-elect. There
were sixteen friends of the honored
guest present and the afternoon was
spent in needleWork for Miss Eggen.
o
Miss Marjorie Iceberg and her guest,
Miss Angelina Hall of Minneapolis, will
go down to Lake Sally tomorrow for a
weeks visit with Miss Elizabeth Bailey.
Miss Bailey will accompany them on
their return.
H. MagiIl and Will Magill went down
to the lakes today to spend Sunday at
their summer home.
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h Y. W. C. A. girls who are enjoy
ing a months outing at Big Floyd AXE
will break up camp Wednesday of naxt
week and return to the city. They
have had a delightful time and regret
that the months pleasure has come to
an end. A number of the campfire
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spend Sunday at the camp.
Miss Jessie Edwards of Wallace,
Idaho, formerly of this city, who has
been the guest of Miss Alice Lewis the
past few days will leave Monday morn
ing for Chicago. Enroute she will
spend a few days in the twin cities
with friends.
.
! The Ladies' Aid society of the Swed-
ish Baptist church enjoyed a pleasant
outing on Friday afternoon when they
were entertained at the Madison farm
at HARDWOOD. The guests came by train
to HARDWOOD where they were met by
Mr.. Madison and taken to the farm
: three miles north of that town. After a
short program and business session the
hostess served a delicious. lunch to
which everyone done justice. A num-
Der of Fargo young people motored out
in the evening, making the total num-
| Der present forty-two. members and
friends, and all report a delightful
| time.