The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-05

Fargo to care for her brother and his
wife, of BurreII court, both of whom
were influenza victims, ana she her
self contracted the disease, which de-
veloped into a severe case Of pneu-
monia. All are improving.
Miss Marie Huey, 1045 Tenth street
north, will be hostess this evening at
1890 to the Broadway Methodist Ep-
dent, has entered the S. A. Il. @. at the
A. G., and his successor will be elected
tonight.
the Daughters Of Isabella meeting
Wednesday evening at o'clock in K.
G. hall, as final arrangements for for
NAL initiation will be made then.
Other important business will be
transacted.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nemzek and three
children leave tonight for their home
In philadelphia. Mrs. Nemzek and
fall here at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. r L. Beals, 1924 Tenth street
north. Mr.. Nemzek joined them three
weeks ago.
Miss Ruth Christie, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs Reagen,
at tina bennington hotel, Minneapolis
three weeks, will return to Fargo this
evening. She Is member of the high
school faculty.
Miss Hughina Mckay, of the high
school faculty, returns to Fargo to-
day from Duluth, where she spent her
enforced vacation.
Miss Edna Fowler, Casselton. is a
new Fargo college student, arriving
here Sunday.
Miss Abbie Simmons. of the A. G.
faculty, who had been at the Annex
for a month, is now rooming at the
John Dynes residence, 1134 Thirteenth
street north.
Miss Aquinea Shea, Fargo college
student, had as a guest Monday her
sister, Miss Frances Shea, Glyndon
MINI.
Miss Olive Brownlee, Mapleton
spent Monday in Fargo as the guest
of Miss Helen Riley, Eleventh street
south.
The Fargo college Y. w. G. A. has
elected Miss Florence Phillips presi-
dent, and Miss Lille Dahl secretary
Miss Phillips succeeds Miss Virginia
Bachman, now a student at Drake
university Des Moines' Ia.
The Agassiz auxiliary of the Red
Cross during the month of October
turned in SO pairs of socks and 20
sweaters, besides the sewing. done on
reclamation skirts.
Mrs Edna Sherman, formerly of the
A. c., returned Monday to her teach,
ing at Casselton, after few days
visit here with frienPs.
Miss Myrtle Gibson, former Far
go teacher, also a student at the
Western School of Expression, has
written friends here that she is en-
Miss Gibson goes as a reconstruction
aide in physio-theraphy. She is in unit
No. 10, one of the first to be sent over
seas. Miss Gibson left Fargo two
Seattle since. Her home is in Rhine
lander, Wis.
Bible class No. 62 will meet
Wednesday AFTERNOON at o'clock
south. The study will be on Isaiah
XXX, FL.
Mrs. Holsey Johnson, Hettinger, left
Monday evening for her old home at
Thompson, N. s., after being guest
since Sunday in Fargo at the ]. w.
Riley home, Eleventh street south.
Mrs, Johnson will return Thursday
and spend a day here before returning
to Hettinger.
Miss Amy Hill left Sunday evening
for Andes, Mont, called there on &C
count of illness in her sisters family.
Instead Of the usual student friend
ship campaign at Fargo college,
chapel periods are devoted this week
to the United War Werk campaign;
President Howard giving the opening
address this morning. Hewison Pol
lock, representing they: M. G. A, and
Miss Dorothy Bascom, for the 7. w.
Wednesday morning. Professor Quinn
by will be the SPEAKER Thursday
morning.