The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-27

absurd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chesebro Smith came in
from Fairhills Sunday evening.
Professor and Mrs. Collins. of Moor
head, have gone to Raymond, s. D., for
a. vacation visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hegge returned Sat-
urday from Duluth, where they attend
ed the state laundrymen's convention.
DR.. and Mrs. Pattison, Mrs. Walter
Treat and Mrs. Hughes, the latter Of
Beach, are at Fairhills for a few days
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bracelin. Mr..
and Mrs. C. Q. Toilette, and Mrs. Brown,
the latter of st. Louis, spent Sunday at
Falrhills.
Mrs. Frank Lenz and daughter Mar
town, autoed to Fargo n are guests
at the A. w. Dewey home.
The Ladies' Aid society Of st. Paurs
Lutheran church, will meet Tuesday
| afternoon instead Of Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. J. c. Lund, S04 Third
street north.
Mrs. Lou Zeigler and Mrs. Carrie
Frame have just returned from De-
troit, where they spent the past week
at the beautiful summer home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred W. Parsons.
Mrs. O.. ]. Robinson, of Larimore.
who has been a guest for the past
week at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
John N. Burr, Of 1923 Fifth avenue
south, returned to her home this morn
ing.
Miss Blanche Heath left Saturday
afternoon for her home in Crookston,
and Sunday accompanied her parents,
Mr.. n Mrs. George Heath. to Lake
Sarah. near Erskine, Mimi, for a
months outing.
Joey Beauchamp, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Beauchamp, now of sos Fifth ave-
Devils Lake, where he has been visit
ing relatives and friends since the
close Of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stern were host
and hostess at the Town and Country
club Sunday evening to a party of
t~wenty-four of their friends, whom
they entertained at a prettily appointed
Z o'clock dinner.
Misses Hilda and Jeanette Bergstrom
of Cooperstown, who were here during
state fair week, guests at the Smith
home, at 209 Ninth street north. left
Saturday for Upton, where they will
visit at the home of an uncle.
Miss E. r. Steele, deputy U. S. marsh
al, left Saturday for the east, and will |
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her home in ~Spragueville. N. Y, and
other adjacent points. She expects to
return to Fargo about Sept. l.
Mrs. Angel, Of Litchfeld, a sister of
Mrs. S. G. Comstock, of Moorhead, who
has been visiting there and at the
city, for a month, left Saturday for her
home, accompanied by her little grand
daughter.
The many friends mere Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Kurtzman, parents Of Mrs.
J. G. Dillon, will regret to learn that
they are soon to leave Fargo, and will
make their future home in Minneapolis. |
They have been residents of Fargo for
the past seven years, and expect to
leave for their new home the latter
part of August.
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson and
Mrs. Wiley, prominent W. c. T. I.
conference with Mrs. e. NJ. barrow and
Mrs. Amidon, Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock and
Mrs. Kate Wilder, over the progress of
suffrage through the state, by a com
parison of notes and exchange of
views, and to lay plans for the future.
Miss Stevenson and Miss Guernsey
left Saturday for Big Floyd lake, where
the Y. W. c. A. camp was held, and
will enjoy a weeks outing at the camp. |
After that, Miss Guernsey goes to visit
at the home Of a brother, in Chicago, |
will then teach in the Winona, Mimi,
normal. Miss Stevenson goes from the
lake to her home in Decatur. Ill.
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church will meet in the church parlors
o'clock. The program will include de-
votions, Mrs. Julia A. Hatcher; The
Mormons, Mrs. w. r. Addison; Temper
ance and Missionary Cooperation, Mrs.
EPn n Clark TI1rrnn+ ENUnn+o Me- |
G.. Love. At 6 o'clock the ladies will
serve q picnic supper to which all the
men Of the church and congregation
are invited. AS this is an annual affair
1T Is hoped there will be a large at
tendance. No charge will be mad for
anything, but those who care to may
bring baskets to help out.
At the conclusion of the debate Sat-
urday evening the enthusiastic friends
OF Mrs; Poppler, who represented the
which she had done, insisted that a
reception be held. Accordingly the
of1cers Of the Sons Of Norway lodge
opened up their club rooms and from
they were crowded with many friends
wanted to congratulate her. While
the reception was on it occurred to
someone, that refreshments were in or
ger and a quick dispatch to a neigh
boring ice cream parlor soon brought
the desired cooling edibles. Although
arranged on the spur of the moment
the reception was all the more delight
1uI Tor IT'S lnformaIlty: A telegram was
to the national headquarters tell
of the success of the event and pre-
increased interest in suffrage
as a result of the contest.
DR.. Max Bait of the Agricultural COL
lego addressed the Darlington chautau-
qua on suffrage Friday eVening Yes
he spoke to a large audience at
Lake, the summer resort OF
Jamestown. II
A story published under a Chicago
date as follows, tells of a novel appeal
TO the women OF the nation to give up
gold and silver trinkets to tho
the campaign committee Of the Nation
American Woman Suffrage associa-
The appeal, signed by DR.. Anna
Howard Shaw, Mrs. Medill Mccormick
and other leaders in the suffrage cause,
was sent out from headquarters here,
IN effective campaigns for suffrage In
states-Ohio, Missouri, Nebraska,
Nevada, Montana and the Dakotas.
Don't De lulled into a false sense OF
by the prevailing notion that
Is sure to come" reads the ap-
Suffrage is sure to come, but
t cannot come this year unless the
ome of the country show by their
that they are determined to
IT.. A little of what you treasure,
friendship, something priced because
# it's place in household life-put it in
he melting pot. Send it to the suf-
campaign committee" The COM
nittee plans to have the gold and sill
~ and hopes that in this way at least
900 can be raised before Aug. is for
he suffrage campaign in the seven