The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-03

| Wnlch Is SIlll the hlmDall FAMILY nome.
Sunday night for the east, on a buying
trip of about month.
Mrs. e. L. Morris and children, Janet
and Edwin Lee Morris, formerly of this
| city, and Mrs. Morris mother, Mrs. w
j. Bodkin, have all returned to their
apartments at the Comstoci<, Moorhead,
after two months visit at the home
| of Mrs. Morris sister, Mrs. Tobey, in
| Pittsburgh. Pa.
Friends of Miss Delphy Sharp. Of
illness, at oriska, Minnt where she is
teaching this year. Mrs. james n. Sharp
is with her daughter. -.
The Literary section of the Roosevelt
Neighborhood club will meet at 1890
O'Clock Monday evening in the princi-
pals room at the school building. The
| clay modelling class will meet at the
same time, in the sixth grade room.
Miss Esther Thompson was called
home Friday evening to Martel, Wis.
of her father. Miss Thompson is a sen
Tor this year at Fargo college.
A Mendelssohn program will feature
| the regular. monthly special musical
service at the First Presbyterian church
| Sunday evening. The program will be
one Of ten numbers, and will be given
by the church choir.
Miss Antoinette Zoellner, of the
Zoellner quartet, which appeared in
concert Friday evening at Concordia
SGiisse; ,o, was ~, the guest Of her friend,
during her stay in that city.
The regular meeting of the woman's
auxiliary of the Y. NJ. g: A. will be held
association hniIdiner
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Extra work
Is to come before the ladies, and an es-
pecially good attendance is urged. An
social hour, the hostesses for the latter
to be Mrs. NJ. N. Hatcher and Mrs. III.
F. May.
Invitations are being issued for an
other Woman dancing party, which
will be held on Tuesday evening of this
coming week at the A. o. u. w. hall,
from to IL o'clock.
DR.. c. N. Callander was honor guest
Friday evening and spoke at a meeting
of the Encephaion club. q scientific or
ganization of Fargo college students.
enjoyed at the Hotel Annex, and was
on the subject of what would benefit
students most among the scientific
courses orered at colleges, particularly
or other professional training. Covers
were laid for twenty at the banquet.
The friends Of g: F. Norton, of 1913
learn that he is recovering nicely from
the operation which he underwent at
st. Johns hospital Friday, for enlarge
ment of the tonsils. Mr.. Norton is a
well known salesman for the North
western Supply Co..
DR.. and Mrs. W. e. Heller and chill
dren viii leave here Sunday morning
the south, expecting to be gone from
Fargo until the first OF April.
The regular meeting of tho Lyng-
blomsten society has been postponed
from next Tuesday afternoon to Tues,
day afternoon, Feb. 10. at the Sons of
Norway hall: The annual election of
omcers VIII be held on the latter date.
Frank Buckley, well known mer-
chant of Billings, Mont, who has been
in this city since Wednesday as guest
Moore and Mrs. W. J. Ridley. yrs expects Be- &
to leave Monday. or Tuesday for New
York city. on buying trip.
Oscar A. simonson, of the simonson
Clothing Co. of this city. has just re-.
turned from three weeks buying trip
to New York and Chicago, in the inter
ests OF the firm.
The members Of an informal sewing
club will be entertained at their regu-
lar meeting Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Arthur Vernon, of Twelfth street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Miller. of Dick
inson, left for their home Friday aft
er weeks visit with old friends in the
vicinity OF Fargo. They were guests
last Sunday and Monday of Mr.. and
Mrs, ]. A. Junker. living just north Of
the A. g.
Harry Haggart. Fargo college
the Minnesota "U', arrived home today
to spend the vacation OF several DAYS
between semesters with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Haggart. of Sec
ond avenue south.
Mrs. NJ. c. Mccormick and daughter
Alice returned this week to their home
in Dodsland, Can, after months visit
at the homes OF Mr. and Mrs j. a.
Yunker and other old friends in the
vicinity of Fargo
The Fargo Woman's club held
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
y. j.. Weiser on Eighth street south
Those interested In the day nursery to
be opened here soon will be interested
to learn that this club yesterday voted
the sum OF S25 for that cause, following
an appeal made by Mrs. s. L. Sheldon,
one of the actively concerned In estab-
fishing the nursery. Al comprehensive
and thoughtful paper was given on
Biblical Drama by Mrs. r.. a. Beard,
who revealed a wealth OF dramatic dIa,-
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