The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-24


port today. Mr.. comstock expects tc
reach the city early in August.
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Miss Ethel sweet was the guest this
week of Miss Dagny Nelson at Me-
Iissa.
Mr. and Mrs S. l.. McCrorey and
their two sons from Carthage, H.. are
spending the day seeing the various
1 points Of interest in Fargo. They
spent the forenoon at the A. c. They
are en- route to the coast by easy
stages.
1 Frank Treat and Frank y. Thomp-
son returned from Grand Forks FRIDAY
morning where they installed the
ocers OF the new KEN temple, A. o.
O. M. s. This is a new shrine recent
" provided for by the imperial coun-
| Gil at the convention in Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Root of Des
Moines are here visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Scott Hall. Mr.. Root is just
as enthusiastic over "the flfty-seven
varieties" as ever. He his been visit
ing in Aberdeen, Ellendale and Oakes,
and will go to the Pacific coast before
freturning to his duties.
I DR.. r. r. Weible has started on a
three weeks vacation. He left direct
for Chicago, but will spend the greater
part of the time in the Wisconsin lakes,
with some medical and other friends.
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Miss Anna German is spending her
vacation at the home of Mrs. w. L.
Dow of Grand Forks.
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Miss Essa Hamilton has returned
from an enjoyable visit with Litchfield,
| Mimi, friends.
Mrs. George r. Graham and son of
Milwaukee are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. e. Dibley, Island park.
I Mrs. ]. p. GRADER and children are
expected today from a visit in the
east. sR
Miss Inez Mesick reached Fargo yes
terday to spend several weeks with
her sisters, Miss Josephine and Mrs
George A. Reed. Miss Mesick has
been enjoying quite a trip in the Pa.
cific northwest, visiting the fair
among other attractions. LII.
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The youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Loomis is quite i'll. having suf-
| Ifered an attack of indigo Stion recently.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Corson left Thurs
day for Minneapolis. After spend
ing few days t'ere, they win leave
for Seattle, via Denver and Salt Lake
city. They will be gone about six
Mrs. Henry l.. Bolley was called home
from an outing at Cormorant by the
news Of the serious illness of her
mother at GAINESVILLE, Wis. Mrs. Bolley
left Fargo on Monday for her bedside.
| Mrs. ]. X. Bingham arrived home
this morning from Menomonie. Wis,
| where she visited relatives for several
days, enjoying very pleasant outing.
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| Miss Rosalie Pollock, a sister of r.
| NJ Pollock, has arrived in the city
from Salt Lake, where she is engaged
as supervisor Of the primary depart
| ment.
Prof. and Mrs. W. F. Sudro are re-
| joicing over the arrival of a little
| daughter. e..
| Mrs. A. o. Anderson of Grand Forks
has returned to her home after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. William Prescott
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have returned from three weeks
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troit, and are now the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Austin Wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. white of ST.
Paul, who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. White of south Thir-
teenth street, left this week for the
coast and other western points of in
terest to travellers.
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Rev. Gimblett of the Plymouth Con-
gregational church has recovered from
his recent operation and is at his
home on north Seventh street.
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Albert M. Hathaway of Mandan was
the guest of his mother the first of
the week.
w. J. Tippery returned yesterday
from Winona and Minneapolis.
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Prof. and Mrs. Don Kalmbach are
visiting relatives in Michigan.
Mrs. w. J. Lane and Mrs. l. S
Lampman left early this week for
Newark. N. j., to be gone several
weeks. Mrs. Lanes mother, who lives
at Newark, is quite i'll.
Mrs. Roy SVEN and SON Dan ot
Tacoma, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. M. Sven of Island Park. Mrs
SVEN leaves on Monday for the east
to be gone a couple Of weeks, return
ing later to finish her visit in Fargo
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James Edsall, son of Bishop, Edsall
Is the guest Of Ed Freeman.
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Miss Laura Birchall reached Fargo
Saturday evening from six weeks
vacation in California.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. " II wb,re ,eave
Monday for a weeks stay in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Ella Rsa Finehout and Miss
Kate Rea are rejoicing over the arrival
Of their new auto.
]. B. Ashelnan returned to Fairhills
for Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. ]. l.. Rohan have had
as their uests for several weeks
Mrs. L. III. Summerfield and two sons
OF Minneapolis. Mr. SummerfieId otin-
ed his farnfIv Eridax, ags :. -.