The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-26

of Council Bluffs, Ia, who are guests
at the Hicks home.
Detroit Record: Mrs. Gertrude Don
nelly, who has been employed at the
Banding COmpany's store for the past
five years, resigned last week and, we
understand, will remove to Fargo to
reside in the future.
Mrs. J. H. Plath has as a guest at
her home, her sister. Miss Elizabeth
Berge, who is just back from a trip
through Yellowstone park. Miss Berge
will also visit in Minneapolis before
returning to Bismarck.
The Young Peoples society of the
Norwegian Lutheran church of Moor
head was entertained at a social sess-
lon last evening by Miss Ida Dahl. A
general good time was enjoyed, and the
hostess served refreshments.
Miss Mcdonald. of WilIiston, was in
the city Monday and Tuesday, visiting
friends, and left Tuesday night for
Minneapolis, for a two weeks visit
with friends there. Miss Mcdonald is
a private instructor in music, at Willis
ton.
Mrs. Wick Wood returned home yes
terday. after spending several days at
Big Pine lake, as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Cummings, at their cottage
She reports the fishing as fine, and
brought back several big specimens OF
| TIE Illy tTlDS.
Miss Ida Mezirow is home from q
months visit in the east, where she
accompanied Mrs. G. e. Bruce on a very
successful buying trip to New York
Philadelphia. Milwaukee and st. Paul
| Mrs. Bruce will not return until tn
last of the week.
Miss Bess McKim is home from {
five weeks visit in Great Falls, Mont.
where she was the guest of Mr.. anC
Mrs. John Peterson, formerly of thi'
city. The Petersons are. nicely located
in Great Falls, and find the city mucl
to their liking.
Miss Mabel Nevins of Minneapolis
who spent the summer at Fair Hill
on Lake Pelican and who made man.
friends among the Fargo guests at tina
resort, Is spending the week at Camp
Miss Marian Gray.
les Aid society will meet Thursday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. John Loft
house, Of 623 Eighth avenue north. 1
large attendance Is desired, as the lad
les have begun their sewing for tn
society's fall sale.
Axel Larson, who went abroad abou
two months ago, to attend the cen
tennial in Norway. an to AXE part /
the great saengerfest there, landed |
New York last Monday morning, on tn
Christianiafjord. and is expected to ar
rive home either Thursday or Frida.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Scan
dinavian Evangelical Free church wi
corner of Fourth street n Third ave
nue. north. The hoStesses are MiSse
Alma knutson and Louise Skaufell. A
members and their friends are cordial
invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. JONES Huyck. Of Mino
who have. been, guests at the T. ]
Mulick home, in the Arlington apart
and Mrs. Huyck and Miss Mary Mulic
returned to Fargo Friday night froI
the lakes, where they had enjoyed
ten days outing. Mrs. Huyck has bee
a guest of the Multcks for the. past 81
weeks. " 70
Mrs. A. A. ,Corbett, OF ia Ninth stree
SOUTH, was hostess. Tuesday a~fternoo
at the regular meeting of the.I.V V. G.
the First Congregational church.
brief business session was held, ate
which the members spent the houl
with their n~eedlework, and the hostet
served light, refreshrne nts. Two ne
members were voted in at the busines
session. .i.,f..-r- f.. -
The Royal Neighbors will ho1d the.
annual picnic Friday, Aug. %, gathe1
ing at Oak Grove park at $3.50 o'cloc
!, in the afternoon. with well filled basil
cts, in preparation for a good, time.
> is expected TO, make the picnic a. rail-,
, work, and all Neighbors and the
children have been extended a cordit
invitation.
Lars ch~ristianson, OF Eighth sire
south, who went abroad in May, ar
!. who took part III the great saengerfe
in Norway during the centennial eel
4 bration, Is expected to arrive hon