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

Is in the city visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. E. Nichols.
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J. H. Morrow of the First National
bank and Engineer Elmer Beartch OF
the N. p, left this morning for the
west They viii go to Seattle and
other points on the Pacific coast and
viii spehd about a month there.
William Rea of Forsyth, Mont, spent
Tuesday and wednesday Of this week
at the Rea farm. the guest of his sis
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. III. White will
leave soon for an extended trip on the
Great Lakes. They expect to spend
considerable time e Maekinae island.
Prof e. f. Keene returned Sunday
from his vacation trip to Moline, H.,
and left Monday to attend the fair at
Grand Forks.
Mrs. Mary ]. Thompson returned
home from ST. Johns hospital We'd
nesday, having sufficiently recovered
/ from an appendicitis operation. Mrs.
Thompson will leave soon to visit with
relatives at Grandin.
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DR.. r. E. 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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Mrs. T. J. Young entertained at cards
on Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss De Gooyer, who Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Pastoret. Prizes were
awarded Mrs. Dave Dinan and Mrs.
Grettum. At the close of a pleasant
evening light refreshments were served
from the small tables.
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Miss Gertrude yShure returned Tues
day evening from Anaheim, Cal, and
is the guest of her brother, Atty. w.
H. Shure.
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Mrs. j. S. weible left Thursday
morning for Melissa, where she will
be the guest for a week of Mrs Critch-
field of Hunter. eawf .a..
Lieut.. Arthur Duncan of San Fran
cisco is the guest of his mother for
/ few days. having arrived. in Fargo
Tuesday. -..
Mrs. A. L. Farr is conve lescing from
an appendicitis operation at her home
on Seventh street south
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Mrs. J. M. Johnson and daughter.
Mrs. A. G. Nichols, of Atlanta, Ca,
have returned to Fargo from a very
enjoyable visit at Lake Mellisa.
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Mrs. w. e. Hunt returned Tuesday
from Detroit, where she left Miss
Katherine at the Loomis cottage.
Michael Ferch, a prosperous farmer
and banker of Odessa, Mimi, is a bus
mess visitor here today He is also
visiting with old friends, among them
E. ]. Weiser of the First National
bank
Mrs. Frank Thompson came UP from
Melissa on Tuesday and was the guest
of Mrs. ]. w. Vidal for several days of
this week. ....
F. A. Irish, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank, returned Monday from
a visit to the Ashelman cottage at
Pelican lake. He has enjoyed a de-
lightfuI outing during the past few
days.
The children of DR.. and Mrs. F. r,
Ball are enjoying a house party at the
Herbert Loomis cottage at Detroit.
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After enjoying tour weeks Of most
delightful sightseeing, Supt Matte
Davis and her sister, Miss Jennie
Champine arrived home Wednesday
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jaunt is described by Mrs Davis as
wonderful in numerous respects and
not moment but was most enjoyable,
The ladies took the N. P. route to
Seattle where they visited the fair,
being Joined there by other Fargoans
to take the boat to Skageway. Many
points en- route to and from this far
off city, were visited. Several of the
party called on w. w. Leggitt. for
merly of The Forum, but now editor
of The Skageway Times, who is en-
joying prosperity. An excursion to
the White Pass was taken by the
party. En- route home Mrs. Davis and
Miss Champine came by the c. P. r.,
stopping at many points, including the
Winnipeg exposition. They have the
pleasure of seeing a couple of glaciers
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4 the captain of the vessel the trip was
4 the nearest ideal that has been made
this year, the weather conditions be-
4 ing fine.
George McConville is home from a
Il weeks outing at Pelican, where he
4 was a guest of w. d. Hodgson and
4 family.
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A. A. Wall and daughter, Charlotte
Stanton Wall, left Friday. for weeks
4 vacation at Cormorant
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Mrs J. p. Edwards and son, Jack,
{ returned Wednesday evening from a
few days visit at the PIunley cottage
} at Lake Melissa.
Mrs N. Reed OF Enderlin is the
J guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary Burritt,
! and other friends. Mrs. Reed will re-
main in Fargo during the fair.
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Mrs. Duncan Elliott, nee Mayme Lin
coin, passed through Fargo Thursday
en- route to Bismarck from the Lincoln
& farm, where she has been visiting
relatives.
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Mrs. j. III. Robson and son, Mrs. III
\ d. Bagley, Mrs. Sidney Robson and
4 Miss Bertha Peterson OF Pipestone
4 were arrivals in the city Thursday
and are guests at the Waldorf.
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4 John d. Wooledge left Sunday night
4 for PIattevine wis, where Mrs
WooIedge and gon are visiting her