The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-06
People of Note

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Judge C. A. PIlock returned home this
morning from Michigan.
H. S. Clark of Grand Forks was
business visitor here today and yes
Lerday.
Henry Quillian of Morris was a busi-
ness visitor to the city yesterday aft
ernoon.
l.. A. Anderson of jamestown was in
the city yesterday and today transact
ing business.
G. w. Kelley of Tower city, who was
In the city yesterday on business. has
left for home.
J. o. Cole of Miles City has complet-
ed his business affairs in the city and
returned home.
j. M. Smith of Grand Forks, who
was calling on his friends here, has
left for home.
| C. j. Fish of Grand Forks, after a
pleasant business visit to the city, has
returned home.
Lewis c. Miller of McHenry, who was
in the city yesterday on business, has
returned home.
Duncan, a prominent farmer of
Sharon, was in the city this morning
making purchases.
Fl. Haugen of Davenport, who was a
business visitor to this city yesterday,
has left for home.
A. o. WhippIe of Lisbon, after tran
sacting business in the city yesterday
has returned home.
w. D. Austin Of Bismarck was tran
= sacting business in the city yesterday
l and has left for home.
George H. Waskey of Madison, s. d
8 who was in the city yesterday on bust,
d ness has returned home.
C. c. Braland Of Sioux Falls, S. D.
h who was in the city yesterday on bust
: ness has returned home.
Q MIR. and Mrs. Hugo Gunkel of tn
y town of Hope, were visiting thei
It friends in the city today.
il Mrs. o. K. Sprung and child Of MilleI
y S. D., who were in the city visitin
q friends, have left for home.
]. r. Thompson and ]. McHenry O
II Northfield, Mimi, were guests at on
IS of the hotels here yesterday.
: Mrs. r.. L. Bras Of Argyle, Mimi. aft
r. er a pleasant visit with her Farg
A friends, has returned home
ID Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Barnes of Crook
ston, who have been calling on the
A~sa de-
III e. A. Edwards of Duluth, Mimi, aft
" er visiting with his friends and bus
ness acquaintance, has returned hom
Mrs. C. H. Burrell of Marden, VAST
ks was visiting her friends in the eli
yesterday and was registered at Il
Elliott
Miss Mabel Fitzgerald has returnt
a from the twin cities after a moni
n spent in visiting with relatives ar
L friends.
re- w. H. VanBergen of New Englan
who was calling on his friends In tt
city this morning, will leave for hon
this afternoon.
n Miss Mabel Lee, the Japanese mi
Tor sionary, who is visiting in the eli
en- viii be the guest of Mrs. ]. w. Clal
,xt during her stay here.
j Mrs. c. c. Schmidt of Grand Forl
80 having completed pleasant visit wi
~ her Fargo friends. has returned hon
She was a guest at the Gardner.
Misses Emily Barnes and Selma L<
- quist of Arthur, who were visiti
their Fargo friends yesterday and ma
ing purchases, have returned home.
e. j. Weiser. vice president of t
First National bank OF this city, Il
yesterday for trip to Washington a,
oregon. He will be away from the c
for ten days.
r. B. Swain and family of Dickinst
who were the guests OF their ma
friends in this city yesterday and we
registered at the Waldorf, have !
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Duea Of Shar,
who were the guests of their Far
friends yesterday and who were reg
tered at the Metropole, have return
home
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Pierce arri,
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4 delphia and will make their home hi
Fore the present they are visiting N
Pierce's mother, Mrs. NJ. G.. SuRrt, Mi
street north.
Larned Russell, who has made
home with his aunt, Mrs W. r. HI
for some time, left Monday for Val
city, where he has accepted post
with the Seigfried Drug Co. Mr.. r
sell made many friends while in Far
who will wish him well in the new {
ployment.
P. n. Duncan and wife and family
the town of Sharon, were in the I
last evening and today on their '
home from California, where they
been spending the winter. Mr.. Dun
remarked that he found no nicer W
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