The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-08
Social Notes

Mrs. N. g. Eggen returned Wednes-
day from Lake Sally.
S, B. Clark of Buffalo was Fargo
visitor on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. stavely of Mapleton
were in Fargo Wednesday.
Mrs ]. L. Loveder has returned from
a months trip in the west.
Mrs Laura Ruthruff returned from
a three months visit in the south.
Miss Harriet Byers spent the Fourth
with her parents near Hunter, N. D.
Miss Mable Piers returned Thurs
day from a weeks visit with friends
at Kelso.
j. M. Thompson of Moorhead has
returned from weeks outing at Lake
Melissa.
Miss Ida Johnson and sister, Stella,
will spend Sunday with their parents
at Detroit.
Miss Annie Ulio returned from
Leonard wednesday, where she spent
the Fourth.
r. A. Tracy, formerly with The
Forum. returned Thursday from Rye
Gate. Mont.
Mrs. P. j. Sullivan of Moorhead is
spending few days with Mrs. Shea at
Perham, MINI.
Stewart Wilson came back from
Lake Detroit Tuesday and will return
to the lakes today.
Mrs. AL. Comrie, Seventh street
south, returned Monday from
months visit to the twin cities.
L. e. ROLAND with the Crane ord
way Co., returned from Minneapolis
Thursday morning.
Some of the south side girls have
formed a club. The name chosen for
1t is the Hope Club"
Miss Beaton of Spokane will spend
the week at Lake Melissa at the
Stewart Wilson cottage.
Mr.. L. A. jacobson and daughter,
zella, expect to leave for Montana,
the first of next month.
Lyle Davis returned, Thursday from
Minneapolis where he spent the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Yerxa.
Mrs. c. 1. Gross and Mrs. ]. ].
Jordan are spending a week fwith
Mrs. f. p. Bennett in La Moure.
Major and Mrs. James Ulio and
daughter, Miss Anna. win leave Sat-
urday afternoon for the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Earl Miller and little daughter
Of Winona, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. HI. Miller. Twelfth street |
north
Mrs. ]. L. Coleman will leave Tues
day for Oxford, o., where she will vis4 |
it with her daughter for couple of
months:
Miss Frances Knowles left a short |
time ago for Hamilton, Mont, where |
she will take up work with the o. w.
Kerr Co.
Mrs. H. f.. Emery, accompanied by
her daughter, Frances, left yesterday |
for vermillion. s. D., where they will
visit till fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Sweet and son,
Harold, are expected home Sunday |
evening from Minneapolis, where they
have been visiting at the Robins home. |
"A. 0A-ScHSbOE
Page, was calling on his friends in the
city yesterday. He is a prosperous
business man and farmer of his locali-
ty
Mr.. and Mrs w e. McDougall have
moved from their rooms over Mrs.
w. w. Sturman's home, Second ave-
nue. south, to location on Tenth street
south.
Miss Lucy dollhouse has gone to
Crookston to spend the week. From
there she will go to Maple Lake, where
she viii spend some time at the FL
lington cottage.
p. d. Hodge, who has been employed
in r. NJ Pollock's Office for some
time, left this morning for Laddonia, /
MO, where he will spend his vacation |
with his parents.
James G. Brown of Minneapolis, who
owns or Is interested in several banks
in this state, was a business visitor to
the city last night and left to attend
the Valley City bankers meeting to-
day.
w w. Lorshbough, ensign on the
United States battleship, Colorado, ex-
poets to leave Tuesday for Seattle. He
has been with his parents. w. j.
Lorshbough, Fourth street north, on a
forty days leave of absence.
Miss Kathleen Knowles Tenth street
north, expects to- leave for Winona,
where she will be the guest of her
grandmother and from there she will
go on to Minneapolis where she will
visit with her aunt and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Fansett and Miss
Fansett Of Los Angeles. Cal, are the
guests Of friends in the city. They
were former residents of Neche but
have been living In California for
about ten years.
Misses Corrine and Helen Gebhardt
OF Kenosha, Wis, are the guests of
Clara and Ella Emerson for the sum-
mer. The young ladies were formerly
of Fargo. their father having been
pastor Of the English Lutheran church
here some time ago.
Six young ladies of the younger set
enjoyed a unique picnic on the Fourth.
The programme consisted Of q box
party at the Grand followed by a pic
mic dinner on the lawn at the home Of
Miss Mildred Wheeler, First avenue
south, after which fireworks were en-
5oyed.
About twenty five of the children
from the nrfnarv f1enartYoanf NJ tha