The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10

4 Herbert Hallenberg and Jack Shot
wen.
Mrs. III. ID. Corliss was hostess to
the Talkalot club last Monday Mrs.
John r. Crombs will entertain the
club next week.
Mrs. M. Poppler 709 Ninth avenue
north, entertained party OF girls in
honor of Miss Poppler's 18th birth
day.
Mrs. Il. M. Corson returned last
night from Bronson, Mich, where she
spent month visiting with friends
and relatives.
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Jim Grant spent the Fourth at Lake
Melissa.
Misses Minnie Ludke and Ivy Con-
ant were Eddy Lodge visitors over
Sunday.
Miss Mildred Everhart spent yester-
day in Fargo and left last night for
her home in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Jerome Freeman of Devils Lake
is the guest of Miss Eulalia Tufts at
Darlington, N. d.
Miss Hortense Charest left Thurs
day to visit Mrs. Marie Belknap at
Shoreham.
Col. and Mrs. w. F. Ball are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Mowry of
Philadelphia, Mrs. A. E. Harris of
Catskill- on the Hudson and Mrs. Will
Ball and two daughters, Of Olympia,
Wash.
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Miss Mabel Cork has returned from
pleasant visit in Minneapolis, where
she was the guest OF Miss Marie
Scott for a few days.
Judge chas. F. Amidon and family
left Thursday for Hunters Hot Springs,
Mont, where the will spend several
weeks. ....
DIR. HeImar G.. Green left Thursday
| for the Pacific coast. He will take in the
Seattle fair and other points of inter-
est in Washington and region and will
then proceed down the coast, visiting
at San Francisco and Los Angeles, and
he will return via Salt Lake City, Den
yer and Chicago.
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| Miss Alleen McKinstry and brother
William left Wednesday morning for
an extended visit in Kingston and
Cleveland, Ohio.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Thelen Of Great
Falls, Mont, passed through Fargo
last evening en- route to Saltwater,
Minn.
+, s. s. Lyon returned Wednesday
from o two weeks vacation trip to
Lake Melissa. He has greatly en-
joyed the outing and Is back at his
desk with freshened vlgor.
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The Misses Katie and Clara Lobben
left today for Seattle, where they will
take in the Alaska Yukon Pacific ex-
position. Before returning to Fargo
they will visit at Portland and San
Francisco.
Miss Ruth Keeney returned from
Melissa this week.
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Misses Julia and Claire Luger left
for Gardner today to spend a couple
of days with Mrs. Sheppard
Miss Effie Spence will spend the bal
ance Of the summer with her sister,
Mrs. John Martin of Mills avenue.
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Charlie Page from Mason Bay en-
tered the big yacht race on Lake Me-
lissa Tuesday.
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Dr. Elmer Green left Wednesday for
the Pacific coast. He will take in the
Seattle fair and other points Of inter-
ests in Washington and regon and will
then proceed down the coast visiting
at San Francisco and Los Angeles and
he will return VIA, Salt Lake City.
Denver and Chicago.
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| jacob Lowell, ST., is passing hay few
er time at Tom Richmonds at Shore
ham, MINI.
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Mrs. T. I. Lewis of Moorhead and
daughter Flora will leave Tuesday for
a couple of weeks. visit with her sis
ter, Mrs A. T. Shotwell, at Melissa.
Her other children, Miss Helen and
Richard, are now at the lake.
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Mrs. J. l.. Mohr, formerly of this
city and now OF New Denver, B. c.,
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
H. McCaul OF Buffalo for the past
month. This morning both ladies
came to Fargo to say goodbye to
Fargo friends as Mrs. Mohr was to
leave on No. for Spokane, where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. w. e.
Powell, few days before proceeding
to her home. Mrs. Mohr has erected
and maintained splendid new hotel
in the mountains near New Denver,
where she has entertained royalty and
other big'uns Of the Canadian govern
ment Rumor also has it that Mrs.
Mohr is engaged to be married in the
fall, her name being connected with
that Of Henry Siege, a wealthy min
ing man of that district
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Miss Grace Vidal celebrated her 10th
birthday anniversary on Saturday by
taking some of her friends for an au-
Itomobile ride.
Miss Boidstun was called home
Thursday evening by a telegram an
Inouncing the serious illness of her
Imother at Galesburg, Ill.
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Mrs. F. e. Dibley gave a delightful
lporch party Wednesday to a dozen
lyoung ladies in honor Of her niece,
Miss Jean Kellogg, Of Guthrie, Okla.
land Miss Boidstun of GaIesburg, ILL.,
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Miss Jennie Mcdonald of Valley City
is recovering nicely from recent op-
leration at st. Lukes hospital. Miss