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

her sisters in st. Paul for two weeks.
J. Callahan Of St. Paul spent Sunday
and the Fourth In Fargo with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. HI. Aiken returned
Saturday from their wedding trip at
lake Detroit.
Mrs. Jean Nelson. of Fargo has gone
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Mclean, in
Detroit, Mich.
Miss Alice Nesbit, Ninth street south,
is visiting with Mrs. Thompson at
Crookston.
Mrs. Murray and family of Thirteenth
street south motored to Lake Melissa
Sunday morning.
Miss Katherine York is spending the
summer with Mrs. w. f. Frentzel,
Sixth avenue north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wagner spent
Sunday and the Fourth with relatives
in st. Cloud, MINI.
Mrs. w. J. Howe, daughter May and
son George, returned from Lake De-
troit on Tuesday. ~
Miss Margaret Barnard of Mime
apolis is the guest of Miss Helen We'll
ter for two weeks.
Byron Massie of Minneapolis spent
few days at the Everhart cottage on
Lake Melissa last week.
Mayor Lowell and children spent
Sunday and the Fourth with. A. e,
F'rohne on lake Melissa. tt@@
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Hildle and
daughter, Mildred spent Sunday and
the Fourth at Devils Lake. .
Misses Abigail Twichell and Helena
Hufaker spent the Fourth at the
Twtchell farm near Mapleton.
H. H. Aaker left. for Grand Forks
this morning as delegate to the grand
lodge meeting Of the Sons of Norway,
Mrs. August Johnson and children
left Saturday morning for Detroit,
where she viii spend the rest of July.
Ernest E. Warren returned to his
home in Boston Monday afternoon, but
will come back to Fargo in about six
weeks
Miss Irva Burdick returned Tuesday
evening from lake Melissa, where she
has been the guest of Miss Alice
Tough.
Dick StiH, Chester cline and Roscoe
spaulding returned home Tuesday
evening from house party at Fort
inville, MINI.
Miss Elizabeth eDaugherty will leave
in day or two to spend the balance
of the summer with her parents at
Crookston.
Mrs. Herbert Nesbit came home last
evening from Crookston and will leave
today for Spokane, where she will meet
her husband. 49,
Mrs. c. e. Devils, Tenth street north,
returned Tuesday from Detroit lake,
where she has been the guest of Mrs.
J. P, Hardy. s.s
Miss Nellie Drew left this morning
for Ga9esburg, N. D., where she will
be the guest Of her uncle, walter Tay-
Tor, for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Atwood and chill
dren, Seventh street south, returned
home last evening after an enjoyable
trip in the country.
Mrs o. E.. McCracken returned last
evening. from lake Melissa on account
OF the Illness of, Mr.. sMcCracken. They
win return Saturday
Miss Frances Spaulding, Third ave-
nue. south, entertained some OF her girl
friends, at slumbering and breakfast
party on Sundayenight.
Mrs. j.. M. Croal and two sons left
wednesday afternoon for Seattle, Port
land and Los Angeles; where they will
spend the summer with relatives.
Miss Mollie sunde, accompanied by
her brother. Gerald. left for st. Paul
this morning, where they will spend
the summer months visiting friends.
Misses Hermoine and Margaret
Mitchell Dorothy Hanna and George
Mitchell went to lake Pelican for a
two days outing In car on Tuesday.
Dudley Benton and Miss Clara Rose
will leave today for Santiago, CAL,
They will go by, way of Portland and
join Miss Mary Benton, who is now at
Santiago.
Prof. and Mrs, A. III. PARROT and
little daughter returned Saturday
evening from kansas, where they have
spent the last six weeks visiting
friends
Miss Laura Bailey, stenographer for
the Meredith Drug Co, will leave in a
few days to visit friends In Minnesota
for several weeks. Miss Bailey but
recently recovered from a bad attack /
OF diphtheria.
r. e. Saxon and wife are guests at
the Gardner hotel. Mr.. Saxon was at
one time superintendent of the North |
western Telephone Co in this city He
has recently been married and his
friends are still offering congratuia-
tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bogstad entertained the
following guests at their lake cottage !
at Fairhaven on Lake Sally for aweek |
at house. party: Mrs. III. III. Aaker
and son, Roland; Mrs. Christianson, |
Mrs Eggen Mrs. Langlie and her two
sons, billiard and Theos. The party |
left for Fargo on Friday morning.
Herbert Gross,,one of the leaders OF
the *. MIC, A. camp at Lake Cormo-
rant, Mimi, arrived home tflis morn |
ing. Two of the boys. Fred Childers
and John Keye came with him. He
states that the boys are getting along
nicely. except. that one or two have
rim into some poison ivy All are do
ing welL
DIR. Bowling of New York, who has