The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25

Mrs. J. T. Rowan and daughter
Eloise, of the Wellington apart
ments, have just returned home from
a two months visit in Merriam
Park, st. Paul, as the guests of the
formers mother and sister, also at
Wahpeton, as guests at the home of
another daughter of Mrs. Rowan.
Misses Thelma and Bess Saylor,
of Detroit, Mimi, are in Fargo for
a weeks visit with Miss Carol At
wood, of Seventh street north. Miss
Atwood will accompany them TO De-
troit, where she III visit a week.
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Mrs. Frank Svopodney, OF Grace
Vile, MINI, will leave for her home
tonight She has been visiting in
Fargo for the past two weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Coff-
man, and sister; Mrs. A. p. Dougan
and family.
Miss Helen Horne, of Devils Lake,
arrived in Fargo Thursday and will
be the guest of Mrs. r. p. Tarbell,
100 Thirteenth street south, for a
short time. Miss Horne has many
friends in Fargo, where she was an
A. G. student for a year. She was
graduated last spring from the VAL
ley City normal, where she has been
taking special work this summer,
and will teach this coming school
year at Plaza, N. D.,
Mrs. RoIlo A. Long. of 1908 Front
street, arrived home Friday evening
from a ten days visit in Duluth and
the twin cities,
Aside from the B. Y. p. u. meet
ing at o'clock in the evening, no
services will be held Sunday at the
First Baptist church, which is un-
dergoing repairs this week. Rev. A..
e. Peterson, pastor, will resume his
work there week from Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Cullen and
family, of Ninth avenue south, ar
rived home Friday from Big Pine
lake, where they have spent most of
the summer. They made the trip by
automobile.
Miss Virna p. Johnson. of col
Ninth street south, returned home
Friday night from a months visit
in Streeter, N. D.. at the home OF heg
sister, Mrs. T. p. Martin and famIj.
Miss Johnson win teach again this
year in the Central school, Fargo.
Mrs. John Peterson and little
daughter Ruth, who have been
spending the summer at Big Lake
Cormorant,. motored to Fargo this
morning. coming to see Mrs. Peter
sons sister-in-law, Mrs. Maurice
Lawrence and son Donald, of Hal
lock, Mimi. who. are IN the city for
a few days. MRS. Lawrence is here
for medical treatment Mrs. Peter
son and Ruth will motor back to
Cormorant Sunday morning, and will
return to Fargo early the following
week, to visit for two days before
Joining Mr.. Peterson at Helena,
Mont.
Mrs c. o. Longren and family. of
1881 Tenth avenue north. will have
as guests for the next week Mrs.
Longren's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
C. Red and son, of Huron. s. D., who
are expected to arrive this evening.
(Simper), and a soprano solo. God
Shall Wipe Away All Tears, (EIark-
err, by Mrs. Ernest r. Wright.
Miss Mae Feckler is home from a
visit of several weeks as the guest OF
friends in Wimbledon.
Mrs. Rolfe. fainter, nee Miss Irene
who has been visiting
here at the home OF her parents, DR..
and Mrs. G. A. Carpenter for the past
two weeks, win leave tonight for
Ill. to re1oiu her hus-
band, DR.. fainter, who is q mem
Der Of the medical reserve corps In
training at the Great Lakes station.
Mrs. Warren II. Studebaker, for
meriy of Fargo, where she has many
but now of South Bend. Ind,
arrived here Thursday evening for a
two weeks visit as the guest 81 Miss
May Schlanser. 1920 First avenue
south.
The Misses Mildred and Winogene
EvSmith expect to leave Monday for
a weeks visit in Duluth.
Mrs. T. Patterson and daughter,
Miss Evelyn Patterson, arrived home
Friday from a months sojourn at
Big Lake. MINI.
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson.
II the jackson apartments. arrived
nome Friday afternoon from Devils
Lake, where she has been spending
the past five or six weeks at the |
Baldwin cottage, Chautauqua. Two
IONS Of Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, /
-uyler and Fletcher Anderson, are Ia |
Fargo at present
Mrs. C. j. Johnson, Of the jackson \
apartments. Will leave Monday for /
her former home. Hunter M. d.,