The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-25

months. - his death was not entfrsl,
une1pscted- Mrs RishoB VIII 30 &
Aahnom@n tomorrow morning 60 re-
main until after the funeral
A special meeting o. the Company
= auxiliary win be held at 9 r'clocs
this evening in the Masonic temple
The business thar remained unfiniSh-
ed At the meeting last week win -
taken ND at the session this evening
/ On THURSDAY afternoon the Mission
Circle Of the Swedish Baptist church
VIII hold the regular monthly meet
INK at the home Of John Allen, :
Ninth street north Mrs. C. r
Webster win be the speaker for The
/ afternoon and q social hour win fol-
low the business session.
Mrs. H NJ Rudd was the principal
speaker at the meeting q the TouBE
/ Peoples society Of the Swedish Bap-
list church last evening at $3.50 60
S O'Clock
Mrs II. D. Paulson. s81 Ninth
street south, win return tomorrow
morning from the twin cities. where
she spent the past week visiting
friends.
Mrs. Ernest Butler OF Grand Forks
wlu return to her home this even
ing, having spent the week end here
as the guest OF Mr.. Buffers brother
tn-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs J.. A.
Harding OF the Annex hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Harding spent q few days
In Grand Forks the latter part OF the
week and Mrs. Butler accompanied
them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b Eaton o. Sew
enth avenue south, who have been
visiting at Fort Meyer, Fla, are now
At Sarasota, Fla. where they win
spend few days. before going to
Washington, d. c. Mr.. and Mrs
Eaton expect TO reach Fargo about
the middle Of next month Visits have
been enjoyed at q number OF fishing
places in Florida during their south
eTn trip.
Victor Johnson, 500 Twelfth street
north, who underwent an operation
Saturday morning at St. Luke's hos
pital, is gaining strength as rapidly
as can be expected.
The program OF Chapter e, p. e.
O, for the coming year will be plsn-
ned at meeting Of the organization
70 be held this evening at the Wal
dorT hotel with Mrs. r. h keIIar as
hostess.
Miss Margaret smith. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. smith, sI1 Eighth |
street south, who is a student at St |
Slaras college, SinSinRwR Mound, |
Wis viii not be home to spend her
Easter vacation. but viii so to Chi /
Ia Ia - -
Misses Norton and Mrs. NJ, Garvey. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Strochine and
daughter. Florence. First avenue
south, motOred to Detroit, MINI. YES
terday to spend the day with Mrs.
Suochine's mother who is i'll Mr.. /
strochtne reports the roads To be In /
excellent condition for traveling.
Master Frederick Hall Tablet. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. E TaIbot, mir |
teenth street south, celebrated his
sixth birthday anniversary Satur-
CAV, By entertaining a company OF Il
sixteen Of his playmateS. The hours i
from until o'clock were passed In
games and other ADJUSTMENTS and i
mrs. Talbot was assisted In serving \
the birthday supper by Mrs II. II. /
Talbot and Mrs. ]. P. Miller.
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Mrs. John DInnis OF Grand Forks
was IN Fargo Sunday afternoon. en- !
route home from Miles City. Mont. 1
where she spent three weeks visiting /
her daughter and Son-in-law, Mr.. /
and Mrs. s. D. McKinnon.
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The Women's Missionary society OF /
the First Methodist church viii give /
. coffee at the home OF Mrs. GEORGE /
Everhard, lI2l Fifth avenue south, /
from until o'clock Tuesday after /
noon. The hostesses for the after /
noon viii be Mrs. F. L. Gardner. Mrs |
Charles Foster and Mrs. r. b.
CARMEN.
An informal dancing party viii be /
gwen in the A. o. U. w. hall from s 1
until II O'Clock this evening. and the /
members OF the order and their 4
friends are to be guests. The dance /
program win be played BY an orcheH-
ira Of four pieces. and there win be i
a service OF light refreshments.