The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-15

of the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
Evets, the latter q daughter of Mr.. AM
the Kerr cottage in Island park, dur,
ing their absence, will return to thei
home In Battle Lake, MIMI, Monday
Their son, Ambers Everts, returned Il
Battle Lake Friday.
The Woman's Home Missionary so.
city Of the First Methodist church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock, a.
the church, as usual. The program
Will consist of a review of the chapters
Of the society's text books already
studied. Hostesses for the Afternoon
VIII be Mesdames K. Hubbard, C. N
Callander and ]. Matters.
Mrs. Frank Ostman, sr., and Mrs. AL.
fred Caristrom, OF Hannaford, who have
been visiting at the Frank ostmar
home on Ninth street south, left thfl
morning for Lengthy, MINI, and were
accompanied by Master Eugene Ost.
man, who will join his brother Arthur
at their grandparents farm, near Leng.
by.
Miss Fioy Stevens, who is home from
a ten days visit at Breckenridge and
Fairmou1t, Mimi, was accompanied bS
Miss ina Murphy. OF breckenridge, who
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until some time next week
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Mrs. C. J. Allen is home from a tive
weeks visit in Duluth, and has al
| Wis, and the %latter's niece, Miss Isa.
belle Hickson. OF Superior, Wis, whc
accompanied her home.
Miss Helen Swanson has gone tt
shoreharn, to be the guest of little Miss
Irene Fowler, for a few days.
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DR.. J. 6. Dillon, OF this city, received
postals this morning from his parents
Mr.. n Mrs. Moses Dillon, of New
York city, stating that they are at thu
present time touring Norway and en-.
joying a delightful time. DR.. Dillon
had feared that they were marooned In
France, and is much relieved to receive
the above news.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Sweet, who have
been occupying apartments at the @
III. Brown Tome on Sixth street south
eastern and southern trip, are movine
back into their own home, at 32[
Eighth avenue south, today, which they
had rented temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack shotwel1, who are
building a home at the corner of Fifth
street and Eighth avenue, expect Il viii
be ready for their occupancy about the
AdILer part OF OcLopers
Miss Grace Murphy, OF Seattle, Is If
the city as the guest of Miss Irme
Keefe: She will be here for severa,
days longer.
Suffrage leagues all over the state
are celebrating sacrifice day in som,
way today, the local league, howeyer
having postponed Its scrifce day Il
next Saturday, as heretofore stated. A
| naV{Ic TaIa q 1orOa poouo yoooAt~r
tonight, which is to be addressed b.
Mrs. Menza Burke, Is to be a feature
Mrs. G. F. Alfred, of Ninth avenue
south, Is home from a delightful visii
at the Dalrymple farms, near Casselton
Mrs. Alfred brings back the reporr
that wheat on the Dalrymple farms 1.
running over sixteen bushels to thu
acre.
B. A. Harold, president Of the NORTH
Dakota association of California, arriv,
ed In Fargo this week, and will spent
the month attending to his large farm.
ing interests near Wheatland, before
returning to his home in Los Angeles
The Wimbledon suffrage league
which is making a feature Of the WON
ans Journal in it's campaign, is sivint
away sample copies to advertise tn
cause, and taking subscriptions for 1t
Last week twenty-seven new subscrip
tons were obtained for the Journal.
Mrs. J. D. Murphy, daughter, Mis-
Grace, and son James, who are tn,
guests of numerous friends in this city
their former home, are at presen
guests at the A. w. Paulson home. The,
where they were the guests of rela
tives, and expect to. leave about mex
Tuesday for Seattle.
Mrs. John r. wsrne, NJ s1e seven+,
street south, was hostess Friday after
noon to the Fargo w. C. T. u, at 1T
regular meeting. At the quite length,
business session, plans were discussed
for helping entertain the state w. {
I. U. convention, which is to be he'll
here the latter part OF September, an
other business was transacted. Mrs
Duncan Fisher, the new president O
the Fargo society, presided over tn
chsTRes Of T Mrs study Ta program was j
conclusion, a lunch was enjoyed.
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Word from Minot Is to the effect tina
the annual meeting of the Burns clut
held at that. place Thursday, was a
usual, a most delightful gathering, wit
Scotch people from all over the state
present. The meeting was held in Yves
park, at Minot, and two %sumptious re
pasts, both dinner and supper, wer
served, of which favorite Scotch Wan,
We're the feature. Among the prominen
people present were Col. Alex ScarIet
one OF the foremost members of tn,
club, and Mr.. Sinclair, of the twin cit
les, who was there with his bagpipes
upon which he Is an accomplished per
former. o Hanna, Judge Bruce an
Norman Black, the latter OF Gran,
Forks, were Unable to attend, as plan
ned, and had to lei their regrets.
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Mrs. w. F. Porter, of Ninth avenu
north, who has been in poo health 70
some time, and who recently underwear
an operation, does not improve, and he
many friends will regret to learn tina
it has been deemed advisable for her t
return to he hospital for a secon
operation.
A social hour followed the bushes
meeting held by the Ladies' Aid societ,
of the Norwegian Lutheran church, Fri
day afternoon, in the parlors of tn
church. Light refreshments were en-
joyed, and there was a good ATTENDANCE
present.
Mrs. p. G.. Stevens, of sol Sixth stree
south, was hostess Friday afternoon t.
the regular meeting of the North Sta
club. The afternoon was spent wit
needIework. after which the hostes
1 served a dainty lunch. Sweet peas wer
used as decartions. Guests presen
aside from club members, were Mrs. "A
nj. Berdahl and Mrs. H. #. May.
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Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. John Rurk
and daughters have been heartily vel
coined BY the city, several affairs hav
Ing taken place yesterday In their hon
ny Az noon Mrs r.. p Ouaiu enter