The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24
People Of Note

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wv. e. Clark Of Tower city was d
night arrival in the city.
Atty. J. r. Callahan was over from
casseiton today on legal business.
s. v. Justus or Casselton was among
the business visitors in the city today.
G. e. Rundell OF Devils Lake waa a
business visitor In Fargo last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hunter were
Grandin visitors in the city Wednes-
day.
w. A. Farnsworth was among the
Wahpeton visitors in the metropolis
today.
r. A. Wilson was in town from
Bathgate today shopping at the Net
ropole.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Mackey Of Elsie.
n. D., transacted business in the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Kettel Of cas-
selton were In the city last evening for
a short visit.
3. A. DonneIly was down from Grand.
Forks today on business and stopped
at the Gardner.
Mrs. Lulu Edwards and daughter
Jessie win spend Thanksgiving with
friends in the twin cities.
Geo. Mccarthy and N. q. Peterson.
both Of Casselton, were in Fargo today
for short business visit.
III. d. Crosby and w. ]. Driver.
prominent residents of Medina, were
night arrivals at the waldorf.
3. c. Hoyt, prominent Barnesvfile.
MINI, resident was in the city last
evening and today for q short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Johnson and SON,
Delbert, returned this morning. after
having spent the past few days in the
twin cities.
Miss Alice Halland OF Fargo and
Miss Grace Kemerer OF Moorhead viii
go to Crookston for THANKSGIVING dim
ner with friends.
DR.. c. s. Putnam with eight mu~se-
ians will leave this evening for val
ley City, where they will play for the
Frank Lynch, prominent implement
dealer Of Casselton, arrived in the cirv
last evening and spent the day here
looking after mis- Fargo interests.
Mrs. b. P. Rouse and daughter Mil
dred left Wednesday morning for South
Dakota to spend Thanksgiving. They
will visit different points and be gone
two weeks.
Miss Emma Seivert, assistant super
intendent of the city and county hos
pital Of st. Paul, is here by the re-
quest Of Mrs. b. J. Boynton's friends
of the twin cities, who has been on
the verge Of a very nervous strain.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. king and SON
Louis of Tower City were in the CITY
today for a short time. They were
en- route to Los Angeles, Cal, where
they will spend the greater part of the
winter. They expect to return TO North |
Dakota early in the spring.
Rev. F. B. sapp. pastor OF the Chris
tian church, and his family were very
pleasantly surprised Monday evening
by about thirty members OF his congre-
cation who presented the family with a 1
shower OF canned fruit The evening
was very enjoyably spent. Refresh
ments were served.
There were quite e number OF the
travelling representatives OF the rail- |
roads IN the city today. All were here
IN the interests Of their respective
companies and were calling on the To-
cal railroad agents and the shippers
OF the city. Among those here were.
Oscar l. Hill, northwestern freight and
passenger agent of the G. G. A. of Min
neapolis; Hugh Lenkester. travelling
passenger agent Of the Northwestern
ines OF ST Paul; Jack Bennett, trav-
sling freight agent OF the g. RIA
of ST. Paul; w. d. Harding. travelling
freight agent of the B. q o. OF st. paul.
and r. B. Wilson. travelling freight
agent OF the Missouri Pacific of 81.
Paul.