The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-02
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Abercrombie, N D., March 2.-Mr.
and Mrs. Alton Monson and son. OF
Fairmount were the guests of the G. }.
Monson family last week.
Miss Loughlinl spent the last week.
end with friends in Wahpeton.
Mrs. Johnson and Myrtle returned
Friday evening from st. Paul, where
they have been for the last flve weeks.
Misses Amanda and Ida Leer were
Fargo visitors last week.
The w. C. T. u. met last Friday with
Mrs. Nypen as hostess.
Several members of the Sons Of Nor
way drove to Walcott Thursday after
noon to attend the Organization meet
ing of that lodge there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanding returned from
the cities Friday morning. u
J., o. Hoff was Moorhead visitor last
c. T. Paulson was a business caller
at Wahpeton Saturday..
Clement Hagen and John Stafne, or
Moorhead, spent Sunday at the Stafne
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. H. warmker left
Sunday evening for Rochester, where
Mrs. Warmker will consult the Mayos.
Arthur Guinness, OF Fargo. spent the
S. P. Smith was wahpeton business
caller Monday.
An elaborate social affair was given
by Mrs. H. G: oopsr at her home Tues
tily decorated with American Beauty
roses. A delicious luncheon was served.
In the evening she was hostess to the
X. X. KS. Music and readings furnish
ed the entertainment of the evening. A
lunch was served, and the club was
unanimous in voting Mrs. Cooper de-
Iightful hostess.
Mrs. c. A. Fitch, of Lithia, was in
town Thursday morning between trains.
The directors of the Emanuel, st.
Johns and Bethania churches held
meeting at Lars Wold's home Thursday
afternoon. The purpose of the meeting
was to discuss the welfare of these
C. w. Ware is visiting this week with
his parents at Ryder N. d.
Miss Anna Stafne is spending this
weekend with friends and relatives at
Among those who attended the teach
ers' institute at Wahpeton this week
were: Misses Guinness, Stafne, Grim
son, Brose. Flaa. Monson. owen and
Jas. Gallagher, of Kent, spent sun
day here with his family.
Dr. H. G. Cooper returned Wednesday
morning from the cities. where he at
ton.
Barney Nordiclx was business call
er here Tuesday.
VIM. Smith was wahpeton caller
Melvin Olson. of wahpetOn. spent
Sunday here.
Claude Crofoot, of Big Sandy. Mont,
was here this week on business, also
visiting with his parents near Colfax
He left Tuesday evening for Big Sandy.
The pupils of the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades surprised Venice Tweto
Monday evening at her home, the occa--
sion being her 18th birthday. Games
were played and lunch, which the
little guests prepared, was served.
#. j. Tonne was a Wahpeton caller
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. M yNr11 he I'll AZ -
were passengers to Fargo Tuesday
morning via the Milwaukee,.
Mrs. Albert Herrick and children are
visiting at the Ed. Merriclx home at
Kent this week.
The genial Mr.. Bernard, of the Ber-
nard Bottling works, of Wahpeton, cali
ed on his customers here Monday after
noon.
The roller rink will be closed during
the absence Of Mr.. Warmker.
Miss Ida Evanson visited friends in
Wahpeton a few days this week
G. o. Sandvig was a Fargo caller
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid was entertained
afternoon by Mesdames Ny
pen, Bjorke, Ivers and Husmoen.