The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-14
visit friends in Red Wing, Mimi, be-
fore returning home.

Iore returning home.
Mrs. H. p. Crawford, of 1915 Seventh
avenue south, Is confined to her home
With a badly %sprained ankle. Mrs.
while coming downstairs. The injury
Is a little better today, but she is still
unable to bear her weight on the in
Jured foot.
The ice cream social given by the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society of
the Broadway Methodist church last
evening on the lawn at the Preckel
home, SIG Seventh street north, was
fairly well attended, and a pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all who parti-
cipated.
Mesdames McLaren, PLAN and Her
man were hostesses Friday afternoon
IN the church parlors, to the regular
meeting of the Ladies' Aid n Mission
airy society of st. Marks church. The
program, which proved very interest
ing, was followed by a social hour and
refreshments. ~
Miss Harriet Hunt, of Moorhead. who
has been spending the summer in the
east with friends at a number of places,
arrived nome this morning from Phila-
delphia. Miss Hunt stopped in Min
neapolis for q couple of days visit as
the cues of Miss Alice Leonard, en-
route home.
Mrs. F. e. Owens, Miss Eileen Fitz-
gerald and Mrs. Frank Mallick and the
latter's son, Hugh, all of jamestown,
are in Fargo for a brief stay, coming
70 see Mother Irenaeus, who is i'll at
ST. johns hospital. Mother Ireneaeus
was formerly in charge of st. Johns
academy at jamestown.
Miss Amy whitman, who has been
away visiting for three weeks, arrived
home this afternoon. Miss Whitman
went from here to Chokio, Mimi, where
she visited at the home of her sister,
Mrs Shea, and went from there to
Paramount, this state, wher shee was
the guest of Miss Marion Cox.
The Grand Forks Herald Of Thurs
DAY evening says: Miss Inis Williams
left last evening for Fargo where she
viii visit her sister, Mrs. Hatcher. be-
fore leaving for the west where she
q. M. Williams will Join her as soon
as her household goods are packed.
Mrs. F. Dehn, Mrs. Raw p. RIanniad
OF Faribault. Mimi, Mrs. NJ. 6, Sutton
son, Dean Clark Sutton, Mrs. j.
Wanek n son Earl, of Winona, Mimi.
left yesterday for Chaffee, where thew
viii visit for q few days. All will re-
son, who will return to Winona from
Chaffee.
There was a large attendance Thurs
DAY afternoon at the meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society of the plymouth
congregational church, at which Mrs.
= "a. Bender, Of 1908 Tenth street
ture of the business session was for
mulating plans for the fall work Of the
society. A social hour followed. and
lunch was served.
MI. and Mrs. Rutherford and daugh-
ter, who recently moved to this city
from Deadwood, s. D., are located
mer Is district plant man for the
Northwestern Telephone Co. of this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford's son.
who has been In Minneapolis for some
Saturday, to make his home in Fargo
also.
Equal suffrage is to be voted upon
in North Dakota this fall, but 1t Is a
bill, house bill No. 8 and not the amend
ment to n constitution, which comes
up for the referendum. The vote will
be simply a mean OF securing the ap-
provaI or rejection of a law passed By
the last Legislature to give women the
right TO vote" If the majority Of the
voters OF the state approve OF the bill,
women will have the suffrage at once;
brought about by amending the consti.
tuition. 1T Is for that reason that the
voters are urged to vote for 1T this
fall. BY amendment, women would not
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again passed. by the legislature and
submitted to the voters: in other words
they could not vote until after the gem
era1 election of 1915. but by the bill
they will have the vote Immediately
after the November election, liz the bill
receives q majority OF all the votes.
Wahpeton Globe-Gazette: The
houseparty OF Marion Potter, Margaret
Geister. Ruth Babcock. Mae Wright,
Jennie Kramer. Lois Tombs, Grafton.
Hazel Quick, Evelyn Burnham and
Hazel Ellis, returned Tuesday evening
from a weeks outing at Stewart Lake.
They occupied Lookout Heights" The
first evening was spent in dancing at
Purdon's lodge, the second in serenad-
ing and calling on a house party from
Fergus Falls. Thursday night the en-
tire camp was at Purdon's beach. Fri-
day evening all the girls Of Camp MIR
vana, numbering about thirty-five,
were entertained at Shea de Bower.
Miss Clara Shirley and the Misses
James were hostesses Saturday evening
at q weiner roast. On Sunday fifteen
enjoyed a scrumptuoEs dinner, and the
evening was spent at candy making.
On Monday several tried to catch fish
OF get water lilies but nobody succeed
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