The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-06
Social Notes

fake shore practically deserted, anC
then larger and more interesting fea.
lures may be seen in these columns
A resume of the weeks notes follows;
Guests in town this week are, Mr.
land Mrs. J. N. Breneiser of Chicago
M. D. Howver, Misses Ella Howver and
Olive Howver of GAINESVILLE, Mimi.
Mrs. w. D. Griffith of Denver Col, with
Mrs. w. Curry; DR.. and Mrs. Eckmal
lof Grand Forks with Mr. and Mrs
EChas. Espey; Miss Dorothea Cousins OF
Harrington, with the Misses Mable and
Doris Mcintyre; Dwight Potter Of Cas-
tselton; Miss Mamie Williamson of Lis
tbon; Mrs. w. T. Sprake and Mrs Wat
son Of Casselton; DR. and Mrs. H. NJ
wheeler of Grand Forks S. U. Attor-
!ney Rourke of Lisbon; Lima Nord OF
Minneapolis with Jean Thompson; Miss
Helen Permission of Marshall Mimi,
with Miss Edna English; Miss Mary
Haywood of st. Paul with Miss Mar
''guerite Cork; Mrs. Addie L. Wilson
and George Wilson with Mrs. F. r.
Scott; Mrs. w. NJ. Binyon of Grand
Forks; Mrs. ]. c. Wilson of Enderlin
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wood; Miss
Mary Smith OF Hope and Miss Lulu
IChalley Of Lisbon with Miss Sue Mar
! tin; Mrs. Harry Prieve and son or
Casselton with Mrs. NJ. Merger: Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo Prieve Of Hawley with
7 Mr. and Mrs Telles; Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Grosvenor Of Casselton; Mrs. B. o.
Strachan Of Ely, Mimi, with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Miller; Mrs. O. II. Clements
of Minneapolis with Mrs. T. Twitcheu;
Mrs. Frances Newman Dial of Brain
erd; F B. Greeley of Detroit: Mrs. W.
IA. Mccain of Hillsboro: Mrs. J. II.
Gale, Misses Ruth and Jennie Gale ana
Harry Gale Of Hunter; Mrs. Philip
Server Of Grand Forks with Mrs. E. M.
Mcintyre; Miss Bernice Potter of Fin
ley with Misses Florence and Marian
Gearey and Misses Bernice Barber of
Heaton and Helen Robins of Mime
apolis with Misses Alice and Mildred
Pearson.
Those who left for other cities: Floyd
Stevens to Breckenridge; ]. A. Coe-
hour to Battle Lake; G. f. Nelson to
Sparta, Wis; Lieut.. Gov and Mrs. r.
S. Lewis to the twin cities; A. E. Bes-
tic and family to the coast: Mrs. L. E.
Wanner to Valley City; r. H. Johnston
TO Winnipeg; Miss Mable Thayer to
Iowa City, Ia, Miss Loretta Blllert to
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Jen-
ney to Minneapolis; Miss Mariory Lie
berg to st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Beals to Glenwood, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs.
Moody to New York; Miss Ell
ia Herdeg to Lethbridge, Man; H. P.
BeckwiJh to Minneapolis and Chicago;
Miss ]. NJ. Champine to twin cities;
Miss Hortense Charest to st. Paul;
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Russell and son
Gordon and Miss Blanche Jewell to
Minneapolis; Mrs. NJ. ]. Bell to Hell
ena, Mont: Mrs. F. B. Leach and
daughter to Devils lake; Oliver Denis
to Alhambra Springs; Miss Lucy Gibbs
to Big Lake, Mimi; and Eugene de-
Lendrecie TO New York.
. Visitors to and from Melissa are c.
H. Rupert, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Stur-
man and daughter Louise, Judge and
Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Murray and family
and Mrs. Loss, Misses May Howe and
Margaret Campbell and George Howe,
Miss Ruth Gardner, Miss Lucille Bris-
tol, Miss Jean Wilson and Billy Wilson,
and Miss Ruth and Mark Keeney.
Those who came and went at Detroit
Lake, Mrs. w. D. Hatch and Miss Mar
fan, Mrs. Georgia Frazier and TWO
sons, Miss Virginia Lowell and DR.. and
Mrs. Dillon.
- Cormorant visitors are Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Wall and Miss Lottie Wall; Mr..
and Mrs. C. N. Callander and Miss Ell
len and Curl Callander, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Foster and son George.
Other lake, shore corners and goers
~ ~
.. ]. deLendrecie, Misses Margaret
and Eva Shea, Claire Elliott, Helen
and the Misses Lowman to
the Shea cottage, Miss Alice Ohlim to
Perham; Miss Constance Watson to
Mrs. Page and Miss Ro-
berta, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna and children
and Hermofne Mitchell to Pelican and
Miss Nellie Shotwell.
Some local people have already
from summer outings and
trips, among these are Mrs. Frank
Rockwell and son, Seass from Hibbing
Mimi; Col. Sam Mathews from the Pa
cific coast; G. F. Alfred from Mexico, |
n. Y; Mrs. Carr Anderson and Mrs. |
Arnold from Iowa; Mrs. J. w. Bathrick |
and son from Iowa; Miss Ar1o Rockwell |
from the Pacific coast; Mrs. G. G. |
Schuyler and children from Big Stone |
Lake; Atty. A. c. Lacy from New York |
and Prof. and Mrs. E. F. Ladd from the |
west; Martin Hector and family from
Duluth; A. J. Brown from ST. Paul; |
Mrs. P. NJ. Grice and daughter, Cath |
leen from AlIegar, Mich; and Mrs. |
Mary Ridley from Butte and AIham-
bra.
Those who entertained this week are
Miss Eva Shea at a thiInble bee for
Miss Helen McCumber; Mrs. Robt. Nc
Culloch at a 6 o'clock dinner for the
Misses Julia and Sarah Angel Of New
York; Miss Deborah Hunter for Miss
Sarah Clay of Cleveland at a Sunday
evening supper; Mrs. Nord at a farewell !
party for Mrs. w. FL. Rogers of Min
neapo1is; Misses Frances and Marian
Holloway at a box party at the Grand: |
Ruth Richardson at a sIumbering party |
for nine Island Park girls; Denton Bur- |
dick for Mr.. Craig of Lisbon an in
formal evening gathering of young men, |
and Miss Mary Ball at an auto and |
dancing party for Miss Miriam Scholtz |
Of Devils Lake.
Mrs. B. w. Ashley, who intended
leaving today TO join Mr.. Ashley at |
Afankato, Mimi, has postponed her |
rip ON account OF the illness OF her