The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-10
Social Notes

Many guests were in the city this
week to see and hear Roosevelt and
some for numerous other reasons,
Amonr the number were 7. o. Green
aanIt Of williston, Glen Schlosser of
Mavville Miss Clara. Allen of Wilmer,
with Mrs. C. A. Pabst; DIR. and Mrs
n p. Robertson OF Grand Forks, with
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Dreaseke; Miss
ELIZA beth Eastgate of Grand Forks,
with Mrs G.. B. Waldron; Mr.. and
Mrs #. s. Lippy and niece, MISS
Matte Rose of Seattle, with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert McCulloch; Editor Jewell
of Bismarck; President Smith of Wah-
peton Science school; Dan Manning
and Mr.. Eyre of Dickinson; State
Senator Bessessen of Harvey; c. A.
johnson of Minot; President Kearn of
Glendale; Mrs. Lewis of Indianapolis,
with Mrs Morton Page; Miss Hilda
Knutsen of Bismarck; J. B. Akesson
Of Grandin: Ed Moore of Denhof;
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Flewel of Grand
In: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartles and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Jackson of Grand
Forks; James Bentley of Ortonville,
Mimi. with DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Kaess;
T.
Editor Barland of Darlington; Herb
ert Taylor of Boston, Mass, with A.
r Taylor: e. l.. Peterson of Lisbon;
Attorney General Miller of Bismarck;
Mrs Byron Massie of Grand Forks;
Miss Ruth Smith, missionary to China,
with Mrs. W. j. Clapp; Mrs. E H. L.
Vesperman of Bismarck with Mrs
Carr Anderson, and Mrs. Willis of
Moscoe, Ida, with Mrs. w T. Warner.
The Minnesota state fair and the
conservation congress in the twin cit
les attracted many Fargoans. Among
the number who went there are Pro-
lessor Richards Of the A. c., Clarence
Waldron, Mrs. A. A. Garfield, Prof.
c. b. waldron, President Worst of the
A. c., Eugene deLendrecie, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Huffaker and daughter,
Helena, Porter Kimball and family,
w. d. Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c..
Akeley, w. p. Porterfeld and Ben
Scott
Those who left for other places from
here are, Max Waldron at Detroit,
Mrs. E. G. Hall to Seattle, P. A. Rudd
to Chicago, Fred Berry to Norway, Guy
Fox to Madison, Wis; DIR. S. J. Hill
to New York, Fred Irish to Hesper,
n. D.; Mrs. w. HI. Moore to Helena,
Mont; r. c. Hamilton to Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A Dreasele and Mr. and
Mrs. P. A. Conover to Dawson, and
Miss Minnie Lind of Moorhead to
Ulen, MINI.
Many people are returning to pre-
pare for the fall and winter months
and to get ready for school. Quite a
number have been mentioned in these
columns this week. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. MacFadden and family from the
lakes; Miss Lydia Lindberg from Eu-
rope, w. c. MacFadden from Ohio,
Prof. B. Warren Brown from Yellow
stone Park, Mrs. Geo. Nelson and Miss
Bagny from Melissa, Mrs. H. G. Leon
ard from Minneapolis, Mrs. H A. Orff
and daughter, Miss Mable, from Butte
Mont; Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Clemens
from the east, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Lewis from Detroit, Mrs w. ]. Hey
and daughter, Miss Eva, from the east ;
Miss leila Jacobson from Hope; Miss
Alice Lewis from Minneapolis, Miss
Erdyne Glass from the twin cities,
Miss Mildred Wheeler from Cannon
Ball and Glen Ulen, Miss Clara Rose
from the west, VIM. Ballou from the
east MIS- W. EOppIeI anu family from
the lakes, Mrs. Emily Dobell from
Minneapolis, Mrs. c. N. Davenport
from Des Moines, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
P. Collins from Europe, Mrs. George
Steinwand from Page, Rev. and Mrs
S, S. Wyand from Washington, D. C. 4;
Mrs. d. McRae and Miss Gladys from
Canada, and Mrs. Mary Burritt from
Stanfeld, Ore.
Several interesting entertainments
have been given this week. Ladies OF
the Broadway Methodist church gave
surprise for Mrs. c. A Buttles; Mrs
III. G. Leonard entertained the ladies
of the Ladies' Aid of the First Metho-
dist church; Denton Burdick infor-
mally for a few young men; Mrs. C
E. Webster for w. w. Webster and
Robert Parkinson of Portland, Ore;
Miss Lucille Quirk for the Misses Nc
Clure of st. Paul and Hoban of Kan