The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14

at the home Of Mrs. T. c. BeardsIey
217 Ninth street north, 70 continue
with the work OF making comfort
bags for the soldiers.
Or. ana Mrs. c. c. Thayer have
returned to Fargo from their vaca-
ton outing, spent at Detroit, Big Pine
and 1tasea lakes.
Mrs. z. Ellison has returned to her
home in Minot after a three weeks
visit with relatives and friends. ia
Fargo, Detroit and at the Minnesota
lakes. ST.. s. ~ -. - : SO -
Mrs. Laura Christianson, who re-
Gently left for New York city after a
/ years visit in Moorhead at the home
| OF her daughter, Mrs. Halvor Ras-
musson, Seventh street south. ex-
poets TO sail on Aug. Is on the steam
ship United States, for her home in
Norway.
D. NJ. Fitzgerald. OF Madison. Wis,
is In Fargo for weeks visit as a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Weissert, on Fourth street
north.
Devils Lake Journal: Mrs. r. P.
Mann and her children, Adm and
Jane. and Mrs. Charles Smith have
returned from q very pleasant visit
with friends at Minneapolis and st.
Paul and with relatives at SauK
Center. While In the twin cities
they also visited with Fred Mann,
jr., who is training at officers school
at Fl Smelling. Adm was accom-
panied by his friend, Joe Beau
champ, OF Fargo, who will visit
while.
The Daughters Of Isabella will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday
evening in the knights of Columbus
naH. Order will be called at 8
o'clock. All members are urgently
requested to be present.
Miss Eva Mark returned to Fargo
few days ago from a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Detroit Lake Park and shoreham'
Miss Ruth Gale. OF Hunter. N. D.,
arrived in Fargo Monday evening To.
spend the week as the guest of Mrs.
r. D. Warner. OF the Edinburgh
apartments, on Eighth street north,
ana to attend a shower to be given
this evening for Miss Maybelle
Warner a bride-eIect.
Misses Pearl and Ida Sullivan, who
have been making their home in Far
go for the past three years, left
Monday for Springfield, ILL.,, where
they will visit a month or so with
their brother, Parker Sullivan. The
Misses Sullivan expect to return to
Fargo from Springheld
e
Josephine T. Berry, who has
friends in Moorhead, where she visit
ed recently has received an appoint
ment as assistant director in the
Federal Board for Vocation Educa-
ton, and will be in charge OF home
economics work. She has for some
time been professor and chief OF the |
division OF home economics in the
State University Of Minnesota.
Miss Pauline Krienke, formerly of
Fargo but now Of Minneapolis. is
spending the week here as a guest
at the home of her sister, Mrs, |
Charles Bohnsack and family, just !
south of the city.
The Roosevelt Neighborhood CLUB |
will meet Wednesday afternoon as
usual, at 2 o'clock, to sew for the !
Red Cross. Everyone is invited to :
go and sew, whether q member cf !
the club or not.
Miss Esther searles, Of Chicago. |
arrived in Fargo Monday for a !
visit at the home of her sis !
ter, Mrs. Harry J. Dram, No. 81
Burrell apartments.
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The initiation OF Mrs. Amy Kin
ney as a new member featured the |
regular meeting Monday afternoon
Of the Fargo w. r. c.. held as usual i
N @. A. r. hall. The routine bust
ness was transacted, after which a
Of ice cream and cake
we're served by a committee con-
sisting Of Mrs. Price and Mrs. Bay
lrd. The meeting was well attend
ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moody, of
left Sunday for York /
Corner, Me-, going because of the
illness of the formers father. A
telegram received this morning by
A. L. Moody, of Fargo, however, an Il
that his fathers condition
vas much improved now, and unless
'ther word is received he will not go
asst until later.
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Mrs G. w. Pierson and baby son
rived home this morning from a
I've weeks visit with relatives in
Pa. Mr.. Pierson is a ticket
Jerk at the Northern Pacific station
Iere.
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Richard Otto Carson, Of Mime
polls, who has been in Fargo since
ast Thursday visiting his sister,
iiss Ella Carson, Of IS Fourth street
ortn, expects to return to Mime
polls Sunday evening.
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Mrs NJ. L. Trowbridge, of Chicago,
} spending the summer in Fargo as
guest at the home OF her sister,
FRS. o. p. Champlin and family, 1101