The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-22
pired that 1t was Mrs. Bells birthday
anniversary, as indicated by q birthday

pired that 1t was Mrs. Bells birthday
anniversary, as indicated by a birthday
cake.
Mrs. Dwain C. Resser, of Portland,
Ore, who arrived here Wednesday, will
be q guest at the home of her hus-
Resser, OF Linden place, south of the
city, until about the middle of October.
Mrs. Henry Krogh, Of 1905 Third ave-
nue. south, was hostess to eight of her
lady friends Friday afternoon at a very
delightful affair complimentary to Mrs.
ID. D. Dodge, OF Algona, Ia, who is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 7. H. Nc
Enroe. While the guests were engaged
with their needlework, some very
pleasing musical selections were en-
joyed, following which, the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. Al. G. Lacy, served a de-
licious two-course lunch. The house
| was prettily decorated with a profus-
ion of potted plants, roses, nasturtiums
and other garden flowers. Mrs. H. M.
Bell, OF Kansas City, was the only 9TH
Mrs. Bell Is a guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. w. S. Lowman, OF Thir-
teenth street south.
Prof. and Mrs. g. J. T: Doryland, of
College street, at the A. c., are the
proud parents of a son, born Friday.
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Miss Andrea Lanegraff, who has been
spending the ummer with her broth
ers, at Park Bluff, Saskatchewan. Can,
arrived in this city Friday evening to
visit two weeks with her sister, Miss
Amelia Lanegraff, of 917 First avenue
south. From here she will go to Rapid
City, 8. D., where she is to teach this
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Nelson and Miss
Evelyn Lewis, of Munich, N. D., are
guests at the home of Mrs. Nelson's
mother, Mrs. H~oaglund. on the latter's
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from Munich, and will be there for
about a week. ...
Miss Ruth Goodman, who is to be a
student at Fargo college during the
ensuing school year., will have with
her, her mother, Mrs. Janet Goodman.
who will move here temporarily. They
VIII arrive early IN September.
Mrs. John Ashelman, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amerland, of Min
neapolis, are at Fairview for an over
Sunday outing. :
Miss Virna Johnson went to Streeter
this morning, and will visit at the hom.
OF her sister, Mrs. T. H. Martin, until
me opening OF school at Cakes, where
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ullrich. of Sixth
avenue north, expect to leave the latter
part of next week for Turtle Lake, N
D., where the former has accepted a
position with the First National bank.
Mr.. Ullrich has been engaged as teach
er at Aaker's Business college during
the past five years, and resigns so as
to take up his new duties at Turtle
Lake by Sept. J.. Mrs. Ullrich will
visit relatives at Ambrose and Vest
by, before joining her husband at their
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Larson and
daughter Jennie, left for the east Fri
day evening, and will visit friends and
relatives in Minneapolis, Duluth and
other Minnesota points.
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Miss Grace Lockwood, Of Winnfpeg.
arrived IN the city Friday evening for a
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
lockwood, of 519 Sixth avenue north.
Miss Lockwood is mail order clerk in
the Eaton store at Winnipeg.
Members of the Philathea class of
the First Baptist church, to the number
Of about thirty, accompanied by their
the picnic previously announced. Fri
day evening at Oak Grove park. A
Weinerwurst suppe was prepared, az
ter which campfire tales were related
until a late hour.
Misses Elizabeth Bartel and Alma
Stenso will spend the next two weeks
at Eddy lodge, leaving for the lakes
-
Mrs: H. G. Rogers and little daughter
Dorothy, of First avenue south. Moor.
head, arrived home Thursday evening
from aVisit of about six weeks with
relatives and friends in Forest Lake
Wyo., Anoka and Little Falls, MINI.
Mrs. w. w. King is in Tower City
visiting at the home of her mother
Mrs. H. A. lyman, of hat place.
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Mrs. F. g. Rugh, Of Eighth street
south, arrived home Friday. evening
from a few days visit with friends al
Pingree. She was accompanied by lit
tie Dorothy Bowe, who had been visit
ing her mother, Of Jamestown, at the
home of relatives OF Mrs. Bowe, al
Pingree, for a week or more.
Mrs. John P. Edwards and son John,
formerly of this city, now of Ocean
the II. 6. PIumiey home, lois Ninth
street south. They came up from De
troit lake Thursday, with Mrs. Plum
ley, whom they had been visiting a,
l to Detroit with relatives from Cakes
t where they have been visiting Mrs
Edwards mother. Mrs. Edwards and
son will be in the city for several days
t longer.
: Mrs. Frank Hausdorf and daughter
Ruth, of Minneapolis, arrived in the
t city this afternoon, ana Will De guests
E for several days Of the Misses Rea, a.
the country club, and of Misses Jessie
and Florence Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. j. Plant, until re,
= Gently of the deLendrecie block, art
: moving today to Detroit, where they
!. have purchased a home and will reside
! instead of this city, that place of resi-
dence being more convenient for MI
Plant, who Is with the National Biscuit
Co. They nave been guests of Mrs
Plants sister, Miss Anne Hendry. 70,
! several days.
. Mrs. f. II. Wilder. OF 1921 Seventh
. street south, was hostess Friday after
noon to a dozen guests, at a luncheo
given complimentary to Mrs. Waite
Reed, of Armenia, and to Mrs. Fred Hib
Y bard, of Langdon. The luncheon wa
e served In four courses, with a prett,
n profusion of flowers for decoration, an,
Y proved a most enjoyable affair.
n George Buttles returned from an ex
tended visit to Jamestown, Wednes
day.
n The many friends OF Miss Pearl VA
e Pelt will be glad to learn that she /