The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-09

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Is going, coming ana gone again. A
great many visitedw the lakes last
week. Among the Fargo people are
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Wilson. Harold
and Jetta, to Melissa; DR.. Carpenter
and family to Cormorant; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. HIldreth and Mildred to
Detroit Lake; Misses Mable Dickey
and Edna Bowers to Detroit; j. M.
Thompson of Moorhead to Melissa;
Mrs. w. Hey and Eva to Detroit; Mrs.
Murray and family to Melissa; Miss
Alice Ohlim to Perham; Misses Cath
crime Dwyer and Keeney with Mrs.
Stine at Spiritwood; Misses Edith Nc
ALLEN and Edith Peterson to Detroit;
Miss Anna Mae Quinn to Detroit; Her
Ebert Gross to Cormorant; Attorney
Lawrence to Detroit and other points;
Mrs. J. p. Sullivan of Moorhead to
Perham; Hermoine, Margaret and
George Mitchell and Dorothy Hanna
to Pelican; Mrs. o. E. Cracken and
: children to Melissa: Miss Irva Bur
dick to Melissa Mayor LoveH and
children to Melissa; Mrs. w. ]. Howe,
May and George to Detroit; Mr.. and
Be
August johnson and children to De-
troit.
A great many picnic parties were
! out on the Fourth. A party of young
people Of the Epworth League Of the
First Methodist church met at Miss
Ailene McKinstry's home and from
there went to the river. About twenty
ladies of one of the bridge clubs went
to Samson grove and played bridge.
IA party OF about eighty people from
'the Broadway Methodist church went
out to the C. A. Buttles' farm on an
excursion. Six young ladies were en-
tertained at a box party and picnic
dinner on the lawn at the Wheeler
home. The children of the primary
department of the First Methodist
church were entertained at a picncic
dinner at the home OF Miss Allene
tMcKinstry.
| Those who entertained during the
week are, Miss Frances Spalding at a
tslumbering and breakfast party a few
of her girl friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
! lBogstead entertained a number of la
dies at a house party at their cottage
on Lake Sally; Miss Genevieve Holk-
esvig at a linen shower for Miss Eliza
tbeth Rice, who was a bride of the
week. A surprise was perpetrated on
| F. w. johnson, a bridegroom recently,
| by the officers and degree team of the
Modern Woodmen of America.
Among the out Of town guests were:
Mrs. Charley LAmbie of Casselton, in
town on Wednesday; J. Callahan of
st. Paul on Sunday and the Fourth;
Miss Katherine York with Mrs. w. F.
Frentzel Miss Margaret Barnard of
Minneapolis, with Miss Helen Welter;
F. E. Saxon and wife, formerly of
Fargo, at the Gardner hotel; DR.. Jo-
seph Bowling of New York, with his
Brother, Dean Bowling; Mrs. Justin
Pond, with her brother, w. ]. Ham
mond; Miss Ester Rich Of Tower City,
with her aunt, Mrs. M. S. Mayo; Will
lam Westergaard Of Williston. the
guest of his brother, Attorney Wester-
gard: Reverend Stinson and family
of Granville, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Gillespie; S. W. Gates of
Minneapolis, with his sister, Miss Eliz-
abeth Hatch; Jesse Poole of Grace
vile with Mrs. Albert Courtney; E.
c. Ford Of Winnipeg at the Conant
home; D. F. Bowler of Sparta, Wis,
the guest of D. H. Bowler; Leslie
Wheeler, who has been engaged in
business at Hunter with his parents;
Perry Thomas of San Diego, Cal, at
the Rae farm; Miss Edra Lindholm of
Grand Forks, the guest of Miss Hat
tie Ohlim: and Mrs. Leila M. Archi-
bald and son George of Stewiacke,
Nova Scotia, with Mr.. and Mrs. R. G..
EVallentyne.
Among those who have left the city
for other points were Miss Maude
Blanchette, with her sisters in St.
Paul; Mrs. Jean Nelson left to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Mclean in Detroit,
Mich; Miss Alice Nesbit with Mrs.
Thompson in Crookston; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wagner. ST. Cloud, MINI;
Misses Abigail Twttchell and Helena
Huffaker at the TwitcheN farm near
lAIapleton; H. H. Aaker to Grand Forks
I'm the interest of the Sons Of Nor
way; Miss Nellie Drew to Galesburg
,as the guest Of her uncle, Walter Tay-
1or; Mrs. J. M. Croal and two sons
aeft for the west; Miss Mollie Sunde