The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-06

10, Idaho, another son OF the latter
couple, has been in Fargo since Frs
day.
| Miss Doris TilIotson, who spent her
enforced vacation at Hope, n. d., has
returned to Fargo.
to New Rockford Monday, after two
weeks here with the iatter's mother.
Mrs. G. f. Halbert, Tenth street north.
They were called to Fargo by the ill-
ness and death of Mr.. LoberS's broth
or. Leroy Loberg.
Miss Norma Nelson, Fargo college
student, has returned to Fargo from
Turtle Lake, N. d.
The Iowa State Student, official pa
per of Iowa state college, Ames, is
now being published and edited by
publishing, the work Of gathering
news, soliciting advertising and sub
scriptions and circulating of the paper
all being done by girls
The Plymouth Congregational Aid
society will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Harry Sherwood, 1046 Fifth
street north. All members are asked
to attend. to plan for the postponed
supper and sale.
The Cathedral club will hold it's
postponed social Friday evening at
the clubrooms, with music by Watchie
&c Farrell. All of the s. A. T, 9. boys
from the A. c. will be made welcome
Miss Sadie Acherson, who spent the
last week at. her home in Mapleton,
returned to Fargo this morning.
The regular meetings of the Bust.
ness Women's club of the Y. w. @. "A.
viii be resumed Thursday evening at
O brIN nlR N1n
viii be election of officers and other
important business, followed by an
attractive program and games. All
members are requested to attend, asa
any other business girl interested is
invited.
Miss Ethel fainter, of the Horace
Mann faculty, returned to Fargo
Tuesday from her home in Hawley,
Mimi, where. she spent her enforced
vacation.
The Misses Inez Patterson and
Stella Williams. local teachers, re-
turned Tuesday from St. Htlaire'
MINI Miss Patterson's home, where
they spent their enforced vacation.
st. Marks Lutheran Ladies Aid and
Missionary society . will meet Get d d1Ireh
parlors, with Mesdames N. s., Nelson
and Neis Johnson hostesses. members
are asked to take 10 cents extra, LOT
the medical fund for 4ndla.
Miss Guenn Guthrie has returned to
Steele, N. D., where she is member
of the high school faculty. School re-
opened there Monday.
Mrs. F. w. McRoberts is spending
the day in Casselton.
Miss Katherine Hodge. of the high
school faculty. is IL.
Mrs. ]. NJ. CroaG and son, Louis,
Tenth street south, returned the hrst
of the week from jamestown. Where
they visited briefly with Mrs. Croars
mother.
The First Baptist church Red
Cross auxiliary will meet at head
quarters Thursday afternoon
A French class taught by Miss
Elizabeth Perley met Tuesday even
ing at her apartments. Sl4 First ave-
nue. south. The class numbers about
nine.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Evangelical church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Carl
Pitsch, $50 Fourth avenue north.
Rev. E. ]. Bechtel will be leader.
o
H. Both Mrs. J. J. Jordan and little
son Justin, Second avenue south,
were taken i'll Tuesday. suffering
attacks of influenza.
Sixty eight members of the bust
ness Girls, IL of the Presbyterian
women's, two each from the A. c.
and ST. Marks, and eight of the
Royal Neighbors' surgical dressings
classes met OF the Masonic temple
for work Tuesday evening. The
total of work accomplished was 116
five-yard rolls; 57s 2x21A wipes; and
AIS 44ax18 drains. The supervisors
were Mesdames Alex Bruce, A. G. |
Divet, M. McGregor and J. A. Pierce, |
Miss Gladys Stewart and Miss Aline
Stone.