The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-02

900
Miss Josephine Taylor. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Taylor, has
returned from the Thane Fuller school
of Cincinnati for her vacation, and
brings back with her her grand aunt,
Mrs. Holwenday of Lafayette, Ind.
r 900
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Gearey started
Thursday evening for Rockford. Ill.
MIR. Gearey will be absent about a
couple of weeks and Mrs. Gearey will
spend the summer at her old home.
900
Mr.. and Mrs II. l.. Loomis and fam
lily left this morning for their sum-
mer home at Detroit, where they will
reside until next September.
600
Mrs. Jessie Conover returned Thurs
day from Lisbon where she has been
taking testimony in the case of Star
lee VS.. Davis. +,
Judge Engerud and sons, Carl and
Harold, returned last evening from
Bismarck.
Miss Katherine York left last even
ing for the east, where she will visit
relatives and friends during vacation.
Mrs. Q. M. Strate left Tuesday even
ing for a months visit with friends at
Neemah, Wis. "@@E
600 s. n -3aaa =.
Mrs. Laura b. Flanders, mother of
Mrs, w. H. Stewart, is visiting friends
at Dowagiac, Mich. s3, s- @ b
900 ',s. sf
Mrs. F. Briggs and daughter who
have been visiting with Mrs. S. G.,
Magill for the past two months left
Friday morning for their home in Chi
cago. .;
Mrs. E, C. Bates and Mrs. RiIdy
Bates of Grand Forks are the guests
+of Mrs. VIM. Prescott. :.
&@U H
Mrs. Carver who has been the guest
of Mrs. Folsom and Mrs Hanna
returns to her hoBe in Page today
Mr.. and Mrs. Carver spent the winter
in California. ~
Mrs. F. j, HAYNES of st. Paul is
visiting Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Haynes
will leave in few days for a SUM
mer outing at Yellowstone park.
900
MI D. DSI WdSeIH ana Mrs. smith
have rented a cosy cottage at Lake
Detroit and will go down Sunday to
spend the summer.
Mrs. f. H. Tilden and daughter
Erma, will leave Sunday for an ex-'
tended trip through the western
states. They will visit friends at Spo-
kane, Seattle and Tacoma
/ . o. f.. ~.
Mesdanes Croker, Tippery and
WhitsIey have taken Tamarac lodge
FOR the summer and are comfortably
situated for pleasant outing.
600 ,s 5e
The musicale to. be given this eve
ming by the pupils of Miss Amelia D.
Luger at stones music hall will be
interesting. 1t begins at g. O'Clock
sharp and includes numbers by the
following pupils: Marion Kerr, Ar
deis Dyer Gertie Lobben, Claire Ell
liot, Marion Holloway, Margaret Hol-
lister, Lucille Burton, Winifred Jen-
nings, Mable Warner, Mildred Hid
reth, Florence Reinecke, Jennie Seigel,
Frances O'Shea, Florence O'Shea.
Katherine Wheelock, Walter Fors-
berg, Elizabeth Bailey, Dora Dyer,
Lucille Bristol, Polly Shaivaitch, Ell
vira Rasmussen, Eta LEVITT, Eva
Hye, Della LEVITT, Sarah Yoffey,
Florence Ames, Florence Gormely,
Frances Holloway, Helena Huffaker.
900
very pleasant and unostentatious
event occurred at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. p. A. Scott, 4O9 Seventh ave-
nue. north, Saturday at p. M when
their eldest daughter, Miss Lillian A..
Scott was united in marriage TO John
Z, Knauss of Lakota. W. e. Scott,
brother of the bride, acted as grooms-
man and Miss Meta Myrtle Scott, cou-
sin of the bride, as bridesmaid. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. n
A. Scott. Phi. b.. fatherof the bride, only
immediate relatives of the contract :
ing parties being present Those from
a distance were l.. "A. Scott and Miss
Meta M. Scott of Napanee. Ont, uncle
and cousin, respectively of the bride.
After q very dainty wedding dinner
the happy couple took the. o'clock
passenger for their future home in
Lakota
Editor Jasper Smith of Oberon. Mrs.
Smith and that wonderful baby have
been visiting relatives in Fargo and
Hillsboro.
The members of the Clerks union
will entertain their friends at d shirt
waist party at Prizes hall Thursday
evening, June Z. They promise each
and everyone a delightful time.
900
Miss Olive Worst was one of the
genial hostesses of the week, enter
tanning in a pretty fashion In honor
of one of the popular summer brides.
Miss Amy Nichol who will wed Ern-
est Schollander of Montpelier, July g..
About thirty invitations were issued
for the shower Wednesday afternoon
and the pretty bride-e1ect was pre-
sented with many handsome pieces of
linen. The rooms were made doubIy
attractive by showers Of IiIaes and
tulle arranged effectively. When all
had assembled, the fair bride-to- be
was presented with gifts Of. table lin
en-, dresser and buffet scarfs, doilies,
linen towels and many other choice
articles. Refreshments were served at