The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-26
rice were showered upon them in great

abundance.
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Mrs. Robert McCumoch and chF-
dren Clarence and Lillian left last
evening on ~. p. No. for the Pacific
coast They will take I'm the Alaska
Youkon Pacific exposition and other
points of interest and expect to oe
gone for a month.
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Herbert Mott spent Sunday at the
Sherman cottage on Lake Melissa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Nelson and
Miss Dagny left Monday afternoon for
Lake Melissa where the ladies expect
to spend the summer. Mr.. Nelson will
remain over the fourth.
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Mrs. II. sunde entertained the
Ladies' Aid OF ST. Marks English Lu-
theran church Thursday afternoon at
her home, AS Front street. A musi-
cal programme was rendered. re-
freshments served and a very pleas
ant time was spent.
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AZ the home of the bride in st.
Paul, June 20, occurred the marriage
OF Miss Cornelia Shumway, well known
in Fargo, TO James Reid Of Funkley,
Mimi, Rev. Geo. Caterlee, formerly of
Crookston, now pastor OF the Central
Park church OF st. Paul, officiating.
The bride was gowned in white lace
over messaline and c ried a bouquet
Of brides roses and carnations. The
house decorations were white and pink
with banks OF ferns. A large number
Of friends witnessed the ceremony.
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John Reid Of Dugdale, Mimi. brother
OF the groom; Mrs. B. Provost and
Miss Guorda Mcdonald of Grafton, N.
D.; Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. O'Eeill OF Lam
bert, Mimi, the latter a sister Of the
bride.
w. r. King OF Bismarck was a
morning arrival In the metropolis.
| M. A. Cooper was in town from
Hillsboro last evening and this morn
ing for a short business visit.
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Pres. M. A. Baldwin of the Com
merciaI bank and wife left this morn
ing for Casselton where they will
spend Sunday visiting with friends
in their old home.
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Treadwell Twitchell left this morn
ing for Mapleton on business.
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Miss Nellie Drew and Miss Land
blom, two prominent Fargo school
teachers. will leave Monday for Seat
tie and points west where they will
visit for about two months. They will
go to the fair and other points OF
interest on the coast and in British
Columbia. 1t is also probable that
that they will make a trip to Alaska,
but this matter will not be fully de-
cided on until they reach Seattle.
III. d. Eaglge was in town from
Page last night and this morning
stopping at the Metropole.
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{ J. L. South Of Casselton was among
} the visitors in Fargo last evening.
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F. B. Cummings was a Valley City
visitor in the metropolis last even
ing.
o. B. Gray, prominent resident OF
Page, was among the evening arrivals
in the city.
DR.. Jas. p. Aylen, chief surgeon OF
the Northern Pacific hospital at Mis-
soula, Mont, and wife were in the
city last evening for a short time be-
tween trains. Mr.. Ayien was former
= ly a leading physician at Lisbon and
both he and his wife are well known
in Fargo.
o. p. Da11le was in town from Mi
not last night as guest at the Gard
ner.
} Harry II. Hunter, q resident Of
? wheatland, was among the arrivals ir
t the city last night
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John T. Anderson was in the city
from Grafton last night
, John Kennedy OF Oakes was q bus.
: mess visitor In Fargo today.
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] Geo. M. Pike. q prominent New
> Rockford resident Is in Fargo or
:, business.
D J. r. Langness OF wimbledon, N
. D., was in town last night and thil
{ morning and registered at the Wal
dorf.
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a e. o. Chase was up from Lisbon to
: day on business
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w. G. Brown OF The Page Record
/, son Of Deputy Register Of Deed
o Brown, is in the city for an over Sun
{ day visit with his parents.
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4 Mrs. z. G. Guthrie and daughter
3 left this morning for Lake Sallie wher
! they viii open Gracewood cottage 70
4 the summer.
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: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Swanson leave thi
afternoon for the lakes where they vii
! spend q week.
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; Lorne Wilde Of The Forum force /
y spending a ten days vacation In nor