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

O
Miss Ethel Tousley returned Thurs
day from visit OF several weeks with
her grandparents AZ Ellendale.
While Haggart is recovering nicely
from recent eye operation.
--sS1-
Mrs. Murdoch MacGregor was hos
tess to a company OF ladies Tuesday
afternoon at her north Broadway
home 70 compliment her guests Mrs
Brewster of Harvey and Mrs. Geo
Netcher Of Grand Forks. A guessing
contest and rubber of bridge formed
the afternoons entertainment. Mrs
A. Z. Bestic, Miss Mabel st. John and
Mrs Netcher captured the coveted
prizes. The afternoon was terminal
ed by o'cloc ktea-
o.
Philip Pastoret has concluded o
pleasant visit with his mother.
O.
Miss Clara Rose accompanied by
her sister, Miss Isabel, left Monday for
relatives, Miss Rose will leave for yell
lowstone park, while Miss Isabel win
remain at Jamestown for some time
Miss A. e. Reading, who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Nc
Kinney. OF Eighth avenue south, left
yesterday for owatonna, MINI.
o.
Harry Magill and son Will were
thrown into the lake on Sunday morn
ing while sailing their boat In a stiff
breeze on Lake Melissa. A motor boat
went to their rescue after they had
been in the water some time
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Buchard were
guests at Eddy Lodge this past week.
Mrs. A. T. Shotwell and Miss Flor
ence viii return home from the lake
on Sunday for fair week.
O-
Earnest Hubert spent Sunday at
Richmand's at Shoreham.
o.
The Misses Cora and Nell Shotwell
left Saturday afternoon for two weeks
vacation at Eddy lodge, on Lake Me-
lissa.
A pretty porch party was given at
Shoreham by Mrs Ben Glaze on Wed
nesday afternoon when twenty-f five la
dies met to play 500. Mrs. Fred
Brown of Wheatland won high score
prize and Mrs. Mcleod Of ST. Paul
was consoled for low score by a
dainty trophy.
Mrs. Harrie G.. Edwards reached
home Thursday evening from visit
at Lake Melissa with Mrs. M. E. Bel
KNAPP
Mrs. A. w. Edwards and son Charles
spent the first part of the week at
Shoreham with Mrs Belknap. ,
o.
A. c. Edwards, who has been visiting
his mother and brothers for the past
week, left Thursday evening for Ab-
erdeen.
Mrs. Frank Painter of ST. Paul,
Mimi, reached Fargo Monday after
noon for an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs. c. B. Thimens, in Is
land park.
Mrs. A. T. Shotwell left Saturday
for the lake, after few days at home.
E, H. Stranahan has bought the ],
s. Watson lots on Eake Melissa and
will build next spring.
..r-. q
Mrs. T. 1. Lewis and daughter, Hell
en-, returned to their Moorhead home
on Sunday evening, after a weeks visit
at Shotwell point on Lake Melissa.
O.
Howard Montgomery, Roy Lewis,
Harry Carpenter and Frank Johnson,
outomobiled tb Lake Melissa Sun
day, via Corhhorant
@
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Montgomery Sum
dayed at Grand Forks, golhing and
playing tennis.
o.
Word from Shoreham says a cloud
burst on Tuesday night caused the
lakes-Sally and Melissa-to rise
eight and one half inches, and the
water in the channel to change it's
course, ad for the first time in years
it is flowing north:
o.
Mrs. M. Armstrong and daughter of
Kalamazoo, Mich, were guests the
early part of this week of H. A. Nc
Conville and family.
.. o.
The Home Missionary society of the
First M. E. church met at the home of
Mrs. B. F.. Iathrop, 500 Seventh street
south this week The programme,
which was in charge Of Mrs N. X.
Hubbard and Mrs. b. L. Gardner, was
followed by music and the serving of
light refreshments.
%
Mrs. Anna Dwight Tyler gave an in
formal porch party this. afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Chauncey Wheeler, who
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Grant and their
guests, Miss Hanchet of Saginaw,
Mich; Miss de GoIyer OF Chicago and
Richard Grant of Duluth, left Tuesday
in their auto for Grand Forks. The
run was made in six hours including
stop for a picnic lunch midway.
While in Grand oFrks the party were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F'inlay Gamer
on and returned Thursday after en-
joying the sights at the fair.
o.
| A pretty event of the week was the
thimble bee given Thursday by the
| Misses Florence and Jessie Palmer
for their guest, Mrs. Frank Palmer OF
FIT. Benton. Needlework and conyer-
sation were followed by a delightful
tea.
Miss Harriet Hunt has returned
from Seattle.
Miss Blanche Jewell returned Wed
resday from weeks outing at Me-
lissa and Detroit the euest az NHise