The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-28

erty Loan committees are in charg,
Of the rally.
Miss Anna Peterson, q teacher II
the Lincoln school, leaves this eve
ming for her home at Litchfield, MINI.
to spend her Easter vacation at home
Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh, OF
Ninth street south, will have as theil
guest for a few days, Mrs. @. j
Schmidt, OF BaMoure. Mrs. Schmftit'l
! daughters, the Misses Ann and Ids
Iege and have made their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh Miss Ann
Schmidt is now a patient at the NY
/ gard hospital, having undergone an
operation for the removal Of her ton
The Scandinavian w. CT u. met
in regular session Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs Chris Ashland.
us Eleventh street north. Mrs. J. M.
John'Eon' vice PRESIDENT d opened ,l the
was led by Rev. S. Wuhestad Mrs. r..
M. Pollock gave short talk regard
ing the campaign for the raising OF
$4,000 for war work in the state of
North Dakota. during the next month.
Mrs. George Clark read an article
from The Union Signal and musical
numbers were given by Mrs. J. w:
Jones, who sang Rock of Ages, and
Miss Adeline Hanson, who gave a
group of piano solos. Mrs. Ashland
was assisted in serving refreshments
by her daughter. Mrs, George Sundt
The next meeting of the union viii be
held on Tuesday evening, April ..
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Miss Ina J. johnson, daughter OF
Mrs. l. e. Johnson, col Ninth street
south, returned to her home last eve
ming from st. Luke's hospital where
she has been for the past week. recov-
ering from the effects OF a nasal Cd
Grafton.
A company of 10 young people
gathered at the home of Mrs. j. r.
McNells, 107 IL Broadway. last eve
ming, to honor Harry Roster, who !
Cass county draft men for Camp /
Dodge. Dancing and games were the |
diversions of the evening and there /
was service of refreshments.
The Loyal Cleaners OF the Christian
church were entertained this week at Il
the home of Miss Florence Hawkins. l
Twelve little girls attended the meet
ing and the time was passed in knit
ting and enjoying religious games.
The hostess mother, Mrs. H. A. Haw-
kins. served light refreshments.
The Kings HeTaIds of the First
Methodist church will meet at
o'clock Friday afternoon in the Mars
room at the church. On account Of
the day being Good Friday. a special
religious program has been prepared
and Miss Lucille Ladd and Miss Mar
lon Guptill are in charge. Light re-
are to be served after the
service, and this feature will be
looked after by Bertram Miller,
George Ladd and Lucille Ladd.
An Easter surprise" social is to be
given in the parlors Of the Christian
church on Friday evening at s o'clock.
Mrs. #. Yapel and Mrs. r. J. Widbey
are in charge of the affair. An in
for the evening and "a cordial invita-
lion is extended to all to attend.
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The Young Peoples society of the
Swedish Lutheran church will have
The regular monthly meeting in the
shurch parlors at s o'clock Friday
evening. Following the program
here will be a social hour and Mrs.
John Wilson will act as hostess.
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The Island Park Charity Circle viii
meet at $3.50 o'clock Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Fl. d.
Goodrich, s19 Sixth street south.
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The members of the music and ext
preston classes of Miss Maude
Knight at Mapleton, were presented
n recital at the Napoleon hall last
The recital was well at
ended and each of the is pupils did
exceptionally well. Miss Knight al
10 has similar class at Arthur and .
N Tuesday evening, April 2, will
present them in recital.
Mrs. Belle Swanson and daugh-