The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-28


Ruth Miller, who is to be a Septem-
ber bride. Twenty guests had most
enjoyable afternoon with conversation
and music and the embroidery OF tow
els. Elaborate refreshments were
served at o'clock. The decorations
of bright summer flowers and the
young ladies-most charmingly attired
in dainty frocks--made a pretty pic
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Edwards OF Chi
cago spent wednesday in Fargo with
relatives and left that evening over the
N. p. for the west. Mr.. Edwards is
making q trip in the interests OF the
Melville Clark Piano CO. and will call
on the company's representatives In
all the larger cities along the north
return to Chicago in about six weeks,
via Salt Lake, Denver and Omaha.
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Miss Nellie A. Nelson, a teacher In
the Longfellow school returned Wed
nesday from an extended trip in the
west Miss Nelson spent several days
at the Seattle exposition and made the
return trip by the southern route, TAX
ing in Salt Lake City, Denver and
other places of note. She also ascend
nd to the summit of Pixies Peak. Be-
fore returning to Fargo, Miss Nelson
visited relatives in Iowa.
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DR.. J. l. Graves and Jack Lang
autoed to shoreham on Saturday even
ing and found some bad roads.
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Miss Edna Danrord, daughter of Dis
trict Superintendent Danford of the
Methodist church, has been elected as
sistant principal of the schools at Boze-
man, Mont, at a salary of $50 per
month. Miss Danford is a Fargo girl
and a graduate of the state normal
school at Moorhead, and has made
good" in school work at Frazee and at
Ely, Min, and this promotion is mer-
tied.
Miss Katherine Lowman is the guest
of Miss Gladys Guthrie at Lake Sally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nichols visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Macfadden at De-
troit over Sunday.
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Mrs. G. G. Schuyler and children
have returned from Big Stone lake,
where they have enjoyed the past two
months in a most delightful manner.
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Mrs. Geo. Guthrie has as her guest
at Lake Sally, her aunt, Mrs. Rut-
ledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Plumley and the
boys will be home Monday from the
lakes.
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Mrs. C. c. Schuyler is entertaining
her nephew, VIM. Byrnes, Of Mime
apolis, who is en- route home from the
coast.
Mrs. Hubert Harrington and boys
are home from Lake Melissa, where
they passed the summer.
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Mr.. McCullum of Minneapolis, who
was the guest Of F. E. Dibley for a
few days at Lake Melissa, returned to
his home on Sunday evening.
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Miss Nellie Drew OF the Lincoln
school has returned from western
trip, which included the land draw
ing, a trip to Alaska and several
days at the Seattle exposition.
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Chas. Schruth was at Killarney
Beach on Lake Pelican Sunday.
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Carl Kurtzman spent Sunday at
Tom Richmond's at Shoreham.
Mrs. J. H. wycl1off and Miss Jessie
wyckoff OF Monango are visiting
friends in the city.
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Mrs. s. Elkern and the Misses Con-
ME and Helen Eakern of Mayville are
visiting in the city.
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Will Bristol went down to Lake Me-
lissa over Sunday.
E. p. Radford and daughter Of
Hermansville, Mich, spent Sunday in
the city, guests of his brother, ]. B.
Radford, and left in the evening for
a trip through the Yellowstone park,
accompanied by Miss Grace Radford
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Mrs. d. H. Shields gave a dinner
party on Wednesday evening. Covers
were laid for six.
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Mrs. A. w. Edwards returned from
Lake Melissa Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Newsalt left Sunday
for an extended trip in the east ex-
pecting to return to Fargo about Sept.
90.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Dibley, and
niece, Miss Eugene Kellogg of Okla
homa, are expected today from their
lake home on Melissa. Mrs. McCullum
of Minneapolis, guest of Mrs. Dibley,
will accompany them to Fargo for a
visit.
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Mrs Frank France and daughter,
Miss Hazel France, formerly residents
Of Fargo but for the past four years
residents Of Chicago, are visiting with
Fargo friends.
Mrs. Frank c.. Gardner Of Ninth
street south gave o'clock luncheon
on Friday to compliment Miss Anna
Barnum of Minneapolis. Covers were
laid for sixteen.
Miss Katherine Wheelock was the
honor guest at 1 o'clock luncheon
given by Miss Margaret HOLSTER on
Thursday, at her Ninth street south
home. After the luncheon the young
ladies participated in games and con-
tests, Miss Dorothea Young taking the
honors. The rooms and porches were
decorated most artistically with green
cry and quantities of asters. Several
out Of town guests were present.
Miss Brown Of Aberdeen, s. D.: Miss