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


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and brother went to spend some time
in st. Paul; Dudley Benton and Clara
Rose left for San Diego, Cal, by way
of Portland: Harold Sweet to Min
neapolis to visit his sister; Mrs. J. e
Haggart went to Mason Bay for two
weeks; Judge Pollock and Stenograp.
pher Green to Hillsboro to conduct
court; Mrs. s. S. Wyand to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Cruickshank at Barnesville,
MINI; Miss Marian Sutherland to
Emerson, Man, to visit her grand
mother; Mrs. Frod Irish to Aberdeen,
S. D. to visit her parents; Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown; Mrs. A. H. Lowry and
two daughters, Ina and Frances, to
visit with her daughter at Litchfield,
! n. D.; Mrs. H. G. Leonard to Wallace,
Ida, to visit her sister, and Lieut..
Gov. r. S. Lewis and Robert Lewis
motored to Minneapolis.
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Wholly unexpected was the arrival
home yesterday afternoon of Sergeant
M. F. Schultz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schultz, from Fort Hancock, N.
j. The young soldier has just COM
lpleted two enlistments in the u. S.
army the last one as a member of
Co. 1876 Coast artillery. His walking
Into his home was a great surprise to
his parents, brothers and sisters, as
we'll as many Of his old friends. On
his way home he spent a few days at
Monroe
Miss Della Better and sisters He ex-
poets to make his home in Fargo for
the future. During army life Sergeant
Schultz has had a varied experience
He served two years in the Philippines,
a year at San Francisco and two years
at Fort Totten, N. Y, in the torpedo
school from which he graduated for
non-commission staff duty.
Miss Maud Woodward, with her
spend a month with friends in Can
ada.
Charlie Dill wrote from the 500 on
board the Huronic that the Fargo dele
CATION was behaving finely and all the
Elks were having a good time. Add
Ichaperoning Charlie.
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Miss Jessie Froling, after a pleasant
visit at the McCully home in Shell
don, returned Wednesday evening ac-
Icompanied by Miss Cecil McCully.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Jewell returned
to their home Saturday evening, after
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in Sheldon. Mr.. Jewell has not
been at all we'll of late and has given
up his position with Wheelock q
Wheelock and will move to BelfieId,
where he will be closer to his farming
interests.
Two of the sisters from Sacred
Heart academy, Sister Gertrude and
! Sister Dupasse, were guests at the
Pierce home in Sheldon this week,
while soliciting pupils for the com
ing academic year which opens Sept. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Hollister and
Miss Hollister, Mr.. and Mrs. B. 1.
keating and Kenneth made an auto
party to Sheldon last Sunday and
were the guests at the Pierce homes
at Sheldon and Enderlin until Tuesday
morning. They took part in the cele-
bration at Enderlin on the Fourth and
family picnic party at Burns grove
on the Maple. The auto party pro-
nounce Fargo Sheldon roads the best
in years, and the crops through the
Watson, Chaffee and Lynchburg dis
trict as fully up to those of an average
season.
Jay Drew left this morning for
Galesburg, where he will be the guest
| Of relatives a few days and return with
his daughter, Miss Nellie Drew, who
is visiting there.
DR.. and Mrs. Chandler and baby and
Samuel Kahn of this city will leave this
evening for Pelican lake, where they
viii meet Mr.. Kahn's sister and aunt.
Congressman Hanna left on an early
train this morning to be present at the
state bankers meeting at Valley City.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Sheehan of
Missoula, Mont arrived in the city
yesterday for visit with their friends.
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/ James Weiser of the First National
bank has been at Ortonville, MINI, on
business for day or two.
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/ Misses Phyllis and Bertha Martin of
Park River are visiting with Mrs. w.
F. Martin Of Ninth street south.
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Mrs. Hooking of Casselton has re.
turned to her home after spending
part of the week with Mrs. w. f.
Martin Ninth street south.
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Francis Fryer and Miss Mamie Fry,
er of Minneapolis are expected today
to spend two weeks with their sister
Mrs. A. e. Gilman, Third avenue
north.
Mrs. Frederick ]. Hardy, who has
been in the st. Johns hospital fol-
some time, has returned to her home
at the Blenheim apartments.
Mrs. Lolo e. McKim and son went
to Fairhaven Saturday to spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Clapp of Eighth
street south have as their guests Mrs
Clapp's cousins, Mrs. Hattie Titus and
daughter, and Will Titus OF Arlington
N. Y. Mr.. Titus is in connection with
the John Rowe Lumber Co. of Min
Ineapolis.
Mrs. Hubert Harrington, sons and
sister, Miss Lou Houghton, came home