The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

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Il Miss Alma Allison Of Aberdeen, q
ID. was guest this week OF Mrs. A
N. Hathaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Brown are re-
ceiving visit from Mrs. Browns
parents from Maine.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Hardy are sched.
uled to sail from Scotland today, and
will probably reach here about Aug
20. although Mrs. Hardy may make
some stops in the east.
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Il The residence Of Lars Christtansor
on Eighth street south ia being re-
modelled while the family are at the
lakes.
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Miss Jean Hanna has returned from
an outing at the lakes where she waa
a guest at Melissa OF Mrs. Harry Ma
gill, and at Detroit OF Misc Deborah
Hunter.
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Mrs. Ed. c. Anderson and daughter.
Dorothy, left Monday for Grand Forks,
where the will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Stout
Prof. and Mrs. 6. B .waldron and
children leave for Lake Cormorant on
Monday next.
Mrs. Remi Charest is spending the
week end with Mrs. Marie Belknap
at Melissa
arf
Mrs M. N. Regan and daughters, Ruth
and xenia.
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Miss Lucille Quirk returned Tuesday
from three weeks visit at Corrnor-
ant, where she was the guest OF Mrs.
r. s. Lewis and family.
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Mrs. Roger Brown returned Thurs
DAY from. Detroit, where she visited
her mother, Mrs. Reed.
The Sunshine club were pleasantly
entertained by Miss Grace Grubbs ON
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Murphy and baby, who have
been visiting her mother, Mrs. C. Cul-
len of Island Park have returned to
their home.
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y. w. Wilkinson and daughter, Iris
and son, Donald, Of Minneapolis, are
the guests Of her sister, Mrs. Clarence
w. Cox, on Second avenue south.
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Deputy u. S. Marshall A. z. McKav
Is at Devils Lake sewing papers in
civil actions.
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Miss Elizabeth Rice has returned
from an outing at Lake Cormorant.
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Mrs. Warner and son Clifford of
Ihlrteenth street south leave soon for
rev days visit at Hawley, Mimi.
Their many friends are pleased to
near of Clifford's improved condition
and hope that winter In the south
VIII restore him to perfect health.
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Mesdames A. III. Parrott and ~ n
Cannifr delightfully."- entertained with
a porch party Friday afternoon IN
honor of Mrs. Phillip Rose who ex-
poets to leave soon for Madison, Wis.
10 make that city her future home.
The majority Of Fargo mothers ara
raising protest against the opening
of schools on August 30th, contend
ing that date to be too early on ac-
count of oppressive heat and as the
weather man predicts September will
probably be similar in temperature.
the powers that be will be petitioned
to postpone the opening of the COM
ing school year till later in Septem-
ber.
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Mrs. n L. Johnson OF this city has
returned from two weeks trip TO
Glenwood, Mimi, where she had a very
pleasant visit with friends.
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Mrs. w. L. Grasse of the Colonial
flats Is back from weeks visit at
the ]. d. Hayford cottage, Lake De-
troit.
j. II. McKinnon arrived in the city
last evening from Wheatland and is a
guest at the Prescott.
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5. B. Avery and D. Il. McRae are
here from Grand Forks today and are
transacting business.
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Chas. L. Bangs of Crookston, is CALI
ing on the local retail confectionery
trade today.
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Mr. and Mrs VIM. Olson and Miss
Alma Olson Of Fingal are spending the
day in The city with friends
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j. III. Gale and son Harry r. Gale. of
Hunter are business visitors here to-
day. They are guests at the Gardner.
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Miss Janet Adams Of Tower City is
a guest at the Waldorf today
]. A. Nichols is business visitor
from Frazee, Mimi, today.
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Miss Nettie Klev was an arrival
from Grafton last even..g and is
spending the day here.
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+. M. Bachelor and wife and daugh- |
ter Of Grand Forks are Fargo visitors
today