The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-26

| SOCIAL NOTES
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Mrs. J. e. Frenette Of the Yelling
ton apartments has as her guest for
a few days, Mrs. William Dobell Av-
GRILL of Cando, N. D. Mrs. Averill 10
former Fargo resident. o..
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Mounce of
Grand Forks are to come to Fargo
to make their home in the fall. They
have given up their residence in that
city and Mrs. Mounce will spend the
summer at Detroit MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, E. stratton, Sixth
street south, left Tuesday afternoon
for Bethlehem, Pa, to spend the sum-
mer with their daughter, Mrs. Stok-
er.
The Little Light Bearers, an organ
1zatton Of the younger children Of the
First Methodist Sunday school, will
entertain their mothers, grandmoth-
ers and the smaller boys and girls
who are not members Of the organ
ization, on the church lawn this af-
ternoon. A program of musical Sc
lecttons and readings will be given,
and the mite boxes and dues collect
ed. Light refreshments will be served
after the program. This is an annual
event with the children.
=. Mrs. Jessie Jepson Remington Of
the Western School Of Expression will
have charge Of the program that is to
be given at the Little Country the
atre on Thursday evening for the
benefit of the soldiers who are in
quarantine there This movement
OF entertaining the boys while they
are in Quarantine is being spon-
sored by the college department Of
the First Methodist Sunday school,
under the supervision Of the teacher,
Mrs. w. W. Tousley.
Miss Wilma Adams of Wahpeton,
who has been the guest Of Miss June
Fuller for several days has return
ed to her home.
Miss Bertha Hagen of the Dakota
Conservatory of Music, will not go
away from Fargo for her vacation,
but will remain at home for the sum-
mer. Miss Hagen has arranged to
conduct a class in piano at her home
during her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bohnsack,
Eighth street south, returned Tuesday
afternoon from a visit to their farm
at Leonard, N. D. The trip was made
by auto. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin BONN
sack Of Grandin, N. D., who were
guests at the home of Mr.. Bohnsack's
parents, for a few days have returned
home.
ux, NJ zE,,1,oxo1o,, s.,.,,.o.. ,..,-4o,.
Of the German Lutheran church in
Fargo, is enjoying a. ten days fur
Tough from his duties as camp pastor
at Camp Mcclellan, Annistown, Ala,
and is spending the time in Fargo
with his wife and daughter, who are
making their home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Bohnsack, Seventh avenue
south during his absence. Rev. Mr..
Mackenson says the camp is made
up mostly Of eastern men and that
the only North Dakotan there is Sgt.
Krohn Herbst, son Of Mrs. Emma K.
Herbst Of Fargo. Rev. Mr.. Mackenson
expects to be called in active over
seas service shortly after his return
to camp.
Miss Helen Erstrom Of Fargo was
among those who graduated from the
Valley City normal school with the
class of 1918. Miss Erstrom was
the only one to receive diploma
from the kindergarten department of
the school.
Lieut.. A. A. Lorshbough, who ac-
Mrs. Lorshbough from
Camp Custer, Battle CreelS, Mich, on |
Friday returned on Sunday to the |
santonment. and expects to soon re-
seive orders for overseas service. |
Mrs. Lorshbough will remain in Far |
go with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
w. A. Keye, Second avenue south, |
Until the close Of the war.
Miss Bernice Clancy of st. Paul
passed through Fargo Tuesday even |
ng, en- route to Seattle, Wash, where !
The is to spend several weeks as a
guest at the home Of her uncle, James
slancey and family. |
Miss Anna Frazer Of Grand Forks,
Who has been the guest OF Mrs. ii.
,. Paulson; Ninth street south for
he past three weeks, went to Lisbon
his morning to visit with friends.
Miss Greta Jeffrey and her broth
II, William Jeffrey, OF Chicago, are
.uests of their cousin, Miss Carrie
Young, 1920 Fifth avenue South. The
Young familysw viii go to Melissa to
pend the month OF July and will be
accompanied by their guests.
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The Kings HeraIds Of the First
Iethodist church will hold a basket
,icnic In Oak Grove park on satur-
lay afternoon. The children are
slSed to meet at the church at il
clock. Mothers and friends are in
,ited to attend the picnic.
Miss Louisa Ochs of Dayton, o.
nd Mrs. William Hoffman Of CHE
ago are guests at the home OF their
,rother- in law and sister, Mr.. and 1
.Ers. ]. Wetz, Ninth street South.
3oth viii remain in Fargo for the
summer.
Miss Mildred Smith will return on
from Esmond, N. D., where
he has spent the past year as an
in the high school
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin, Eighth street
south, will open her cottage at De-
roit, Mimi, this week. Mrs. Mc-
Roberts Of shorellam will spend the
eason with Mrs Baldwin.
Mrs. Fred Mum OF Moorhead has
IS her guest until Sunday evening,
Ter mother, Mrs, Andre Prudhomme
Il CrooksLons Mimi. Mrs. rlid hCnar1e
s en- roata 70 lsog angeles. Cali9.s u