The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-09

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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j., Outram, OF row..
er City, are the guests of their daugh-
ter Mrs, Roy Frol 3s1t Tor a few days.
Hope, are in n : Fargo s to visit I their
is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. Whiting, who for
the Monticello apartment formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. c. e, Bruce,
who have gone to Minneapolis TO
make their home --. .
. Mr.. and Mrs. A, Dublin. of IO2
Twelfth street north, have returned
from Minneapolis, where they were
called by the death OF Mrs. Dudlin's
sister. Mrs. Fred sabrouien,. who had
many here. Mrs. sabroulen's death
occurred last Saturday following a
long illness.
Mrs. e: W. Windsor, Of the I'm
gEpr Pr. building, returned home
where She had been since Friday as a
guest at the home OF her brother, DIR.
Glenn Wood, and family.
Word has been received that there
is q slight improvement in the condi-
III OF pneumonia at the Great Lakes
Naval Training station. His parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Clapp, of Fargo,
are still with him.
John Jackson, of Tenth street north,
who is at the Great Lakes Naval
Training station, is slightly Ill Of
Spanish influenza. ~
The meeting of the Ladies' Ala So
win be held Thursday evening at
o'clock in the church parlors. The
hostess for the evening will be Mrs. j..
Forsberg.
Mrs. A. G. Torfin, Sheldon, N. D. is
the guest OF MrssR L. Chapman, 1924
Third avenue north
Miss Florence Herman, of Tor Third
street north, was surprised at her
home Tuesday evening by 8 number
Of her friends. the occasion being her
birthday. The evening was spent in a
social visit and the singing of patri-
otto songs, after which a delicious re-
past was served, including q candle
lighted birthday cake. Miss Herman
was the recipient Of numerous gifts
The regular review of the w. B. A.
OF the Macoabees will be held tomor-
row evening at o'clock in the Moose
hall.
Miss Lillian Wright, we'll known to
musicians in Fargo and Moorhead. has
recently gone from Chicago to Fort
Worth, Tex, where she will be teach
er of piano and voice in the fine arts
department of the Christian college of
that place. For several years Miss
1IyYj CHIT no & bean studviner in Thice rn
with Charles w. Clarke and acting as
accompanist during his teaching hours.
She was a solist last year at the pres
entation of Elijah" by the Indianap-
oils Choral society.
The Ladies' Aid society of the |
Broadway Methodist church will meet |
at the home of Mrs. MCGOWAN, 729 |
Third street north, Thursday after
NOON.
The Red Cross auxiliary OF the
Royal Neighbors met Monday after
noon at Elks' hall and the afternoon
was devoted to work on the reclama-
ton shirts.
The members of chapter q Of the |
P. e. o. will meet tomorrow evening
In the surgical dressings room OF the
temple for work on the gauze
face masks.
The regular meeting Of the Mecca
chapter of the o. b. s. will be- held
temple. according e notice
from the secretary, Mrs. Sadie A.
Walker.
The Scandinavian W. c. T. U. met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. .. ,.
400 Roberts street. The de-
,otional service was led by Mrs. Julia
Nelson, president, who later gave
paper on Recent Prohibition victor
es" Mrs. Frank Johnson gave 9 vo-
al solo, with Mrs. George Sundt as
One new member was 1
voted into the union at the business
session. The next meeting VIII ne
leld Oct 30, with Mrs. j. w. Jones'
iii Ninth avenue. north.
Mrs. B. w. Dunkleberg, of TO
Eleventh street north, has as her guest
or a few days, Mrs. E. H. Ledeoud, OF
Miss Mary Shaw arrived in Fargo
tuesday evening from Rockford ILL.,
IN the way to the home Of her paF-
raj of her brother. Albert q. shaw,
Fargo, whose death from pneumonia
GLOWING an attack of Spanish innu-
MA, occurred at Long Island sunday
raining at Minneapolis for the dental
orps Of the navy, went through Far
o to Tower City Monday night; Mrs;
haw, widow of the deceased, ana
Irs, Moshier, of the Park flats, ierb .
ere Tuesday evening for Tower City,
nd Miss Lillian Hendrtckson, sister
t Mrs. Shaw, will also be in attend
nee at the funeral from here.
Mrs. r. M. Pollock. 21o Eighth Ii
treet south, has as her guest 1er
ew days, Mrs. Il. G. Shinn, OF spog
ane Wash. Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock ana
FRS Shinn were neighbors in Cassel-
on a number of years ago.
TIL reception that was to have been
endered DR.. e. Lee Howard, pres1lao,enatt
Z Fargo college, and wife at the tIrsI
church Thursday eve
ing of this week, has been postponed
1iefinitely. The postponenent or Sle
flair is on account of the influenza
pidemic here.
Miss Elizabeth Wall, formerly or
rargo but now of Minneapolis, VIII
eturn to the latter city FItday morn
az, after a weeks visit here WIN
riehds.
LICENSE Is REVOKED.
The city commission this morning
evoked the license OF the HOtop en-
lnx,YY1ay,t agency IL Broadway, as (