The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott, 612 Eighth
street south. was a student ait the
first training camp at Fort Smelling,
and since last November has been an
instructor at Fort Sheridan, near
Chicago, where he and his wife are
at present. He has been assigned to
duty with the Fifth infantry, in the
canal zone, and is expecting sailing
orders at any time. A sister OF Mrs.
Wright Scott, Mrs. Ware, Minneapo-
lis, was one Of the first women in the
latter city to qualify as radio eX-
pert, but later changed her appltca-
ton to one for canteen service. She
has left Minneapolis for the east,
and has already sailed, to begin duty
in France, 1t is thought. She was to
be accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
A. b. Robbins, d prominent resident
of Robbinsdale, Minneapolis. Both
Mrs. Ware and her mother have
many. friends in Fargo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Otterburn and
family, 1925 Fourth street north, ex-
pect to leave Fargo the last of this
week for Sacramento, Cal, where
they will make their future home.
They have five-acre tract just out
side the citysof Sacramento, and will
reside on that. -.a ... a-
The members of the Pot Luck club
will hold meeting this evening at
the home Of Mrs. A. M. Ross. A pot
luck dinner will be served at 8
o'clock. \
II. P. Beclwith and little son,
Harold, arrived home this morning
a
been for several days. Mrs. Beck
with and little daughter will remainI
in Minneapolis until Saturday.
w. c. Resser arrived home Monday
evening from Los Angeles, where he
and his wife have been spending the
winter at the home OF their daughter.
Mrs. Resser will not return to Fargo
until some time in June.
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Miss Ida Genevieve Johnson will
leave here this evening to serve as a
Red Cross nurse at Camp Lewis,
Wash. Miss Johnson is a graduate
of Bethesda hospital, Minneapolis,
for the last few months has been en-
ployed at st. Luke's hospital, Fargo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Moody arrived
home this morning from after an
Of over two months in the
east and south. Mr.. Moody went
from here to his old home in York,
Me, for a short visit, and was Joined
by Mrs. Moody in New York city,
where they spent two weeks on busi-
ness. From there they went to Flor
ida, where they have been sojourning
at Sea Breeze and Daytona.
Mrs. r. S. Lewis will leave
for. Minneapolis, where
she will visit q short time at the
homes of her daughter and son, Mrs.
Roy Braisted and Roy Lewis, and
with other relatives. She will be
Lewis, and from that city they will |
go to Franklin, Va, for a visit at |
the home Of another daughter, Mrs. |
James Chesley Beals. Mrs. Lewis |
will be accompanied to Minneapolis |
oy her father, G. W. Carpenter, who |
will remain in that city with rela-
ives during the absence of Mr.. and /
Mrs. Lewis from Fargo.
The Rector's guild Of the Episco-
,al church of Moorhead will meet
afternoon with Mrs. w.
i. Davy 222 Second street north,
doorhead. Il
Mrs. Martha DrIscoll and son
ohm, Mapleton, were weekend
,uests in Fargo at the C. A. Mclean
Iome, Seventh avenue south. III
Miss Aldyth Ward, Bismarck, who
as been in Fargo visiting friends
Ince last Friday, when she attended
he women's Liberty Loan confer
noes held here by Mrs. G. A. Sever
nee, st. Paul, and Miss Minnie
Jielson, Valley City, will leave for
ome this evening, to be in attend
nee at the similar conference which
frs. Severance viii hold in Bis
1arck Wednesday. Miss Ward is
xecutive secretary Of the Woman's
Welfare commission OF North Da-
ota. She has been at a guest at ,
he homes of Mrs. Robert Clendening
nd Mrs. r. e. Weible during her
tay in Fargo.
The Child Conservation league of
argo will meet Wednesday after
Don at 2 o'clock in the parlors of
ne Y. w. G.. A. The members are
sked to take their Red Cross knit
nR, and program features will be
apers on Australia, and "Ameri-
as Duty"
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Miss Guenn Guthrie returned to
rand Forks today, where she is a 4
.udent at the North Dakota ''U",
rter spending the weekend in Far
D with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
+. Guthrie, Tenth street south.
Miss Mabel Hall, Minneapolis, is
Isiting at the o. o. Bye residence,
,12 Tenth street south.
Tower City Topics: 'Mr. and Mrs.
. B. Shaw returned Monday from a
Tree weeks visit with their children.
arl, Will and Miss Mary. They
sited with Earl at Petersburg, Va,
few days and found him in excellent :