The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-18

and Mrs. Peterson. her sister and
mother, returning home Friday.
AIR. and Mrs. g. S. Newberry and
Mrs. ski, of Darlington, visited with
MT; Newberry,s sister, Mrs r. c. Haz-
were returning from an outing at De-
troit lake.
Mrs. Fred Gill and two daughters,
Of Wheatland, were the guests Of Mrs.
p. S. Smith for several days this
Mrs. @. S. Churchill entertained
several Fargo ladies at luncheon
Thursday. The guests autoed here.
Mrs. Franklin Potter entertained the
same ladies at dinner in the evening.
l.: e. Correll, James South and Todd
Andrews, of Mapleton, have been ac-
cepted, for the second officers. train
ing camp and are ordered to report
at FIT. Smelling Aug. 81.
Mrs. A. E. Robinson entertained at
a o'clock luncheon on Thursday and
on Friday, the guests being hidden for
1890 a. m. The porch was prettily
decorated in flowers and greens and
the guests were served from small ia
bles placed on the porch. The places
were marked by place cards of birch
barck on which little scenes were
sketched by hand. A delicious two.
course lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Button are stor-
ing their household goods and will
q
York state, and later will take trip
west for the winter.
NJ. Johnson, popular ice man, met
with quite serious accident Sunday
afternoon, on the road to Fargo,
about two miles east of Mapleton,
which might have resulted much more
seriously. A large car, in trying to
pass him travelling at a high rate of
speed, struck his car, tearing off a
wheel and swinging his car cross
tee AF he -, Ia . \,
occupants out about twenty feet from
the car. A second car travelling in
the same direction and directly be-
hind the first, to avoid crashing into
the disabled car, ran into the ditch,
badly smashing it UP. The driver of
the first car did not stop to see what
damage had been done, but his num-
Der has been procured and the guilty
party's name will shortly be known,
Mr.. Johnson's car was damaged to the
extent of SIS and the other car,
owned by man from Mankato, about
$50. Fortunately all escaped with
only slight bruises.
J. F. Callahan left Saturday for
Mrs. Marblestone and son Harry, of
Taylorsville. I'LL, are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Morris KATE.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Correll have pur-
chased the G. r. bearing home, for
PO6oC0oAOA
Mrs. Russell Gowland of Armenia,
Saturday last entertained for her sis
ter, Miss Leita Smith. The affair an
nounced her engagement TO Paul
Ross, of Wichita, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Terrier left Mon
day for Canada, where Mr.. Ferrier
will occupy his former pulpit.
Martha Taubert and Esther Fowler
entertained Wednesday for Miss Ag-
mes Cotant, a bride of early Septem-
Der, at a handkerchief shower. The
color scheme was pink. All report a
most delightful afternoon.
Lawrence Sinner was commissioned
second lieutenant of infantry at the
FIT. Smelling officers camp. He is ex-
pected home this week.
Miss Alice Gilbert delightfully."- en-
tertained for Miss Agnes Cotant Tues
day afternoon, and during the after
noon the guests hemmed and present.
ed towels to the guest of honor.
DIR. Baldwin expects to go to FIT.
Riley at any time, having received
his orders Wednesday.
MRS. Lizzie Upton returned this
week from Sioux Falls, where she at
tended the funeral of her daughter,
Mrs. Axel Larson, of Minnewaukan.
Mrs. Larson was on visit and was
taken suddenly i'll and died there.