The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05
People Of Note

| F. w. Willmert of Hope transacted
business In the city today.
| 8. f. Hollingsworth Of jamestown
was buiness visitor here today.
Miss Essie M. butcher OF Hillsboro,
after q pleasant visit here, has return
ed home
w. #. Crew OF Devils Lake was cali
ing on his friends in this city this
morning.
| r. ]. Greene, prominent farmer Of
Mapleton was calling on his Fargo
friends today
| J. w. Weeks OF Bottineau who was
business visitor here yesterday, has
returned home.
Miss Margaret Kelley of Mandan
was the guest OF several OF her Fargo
friends yesterday.
l.. A. Curtis, wife and daughter of
Lisbon, were the guests of their Fargo
friends yesterday.
F.E Bewyer of Detroit. MINI, after
a short business visit to this city,
has left for home.
Mrs. r. Holland and Mrs. Haystad,
both OF Nome were the guests Of their
Fargo friends today.
| e. c. Cooper of Bismarck, after a
| visit here on business and pleasure
has returned home.
III. M. Mclean and Halvor Flaker
| of Buffalo were in the city yesterday
| attending to business.
M. Patrick and W. d. Hughes, both
of Mandan, were calling on their many
friends here yesterday.
Mrs. e. M. Shannon of sanborn, who
was visiting friends in the city yester-
| day, has returned home.
Charles Hayden and wife of st.
Paul. were the guests of their many
Fargo friends yesterday.
S. w. Johnson of Colgate. who was
In town yesterday calling on his many
| friends, has returned home.
Miss Clara Hanson OF Valley City
after a pleasant visit with her Fargo
friends has returned home.
w. H. Buhr of Buffalo, after trans
acting business in the city for day
or two has returned home.
Mrs. d. Radcliff and sister of Lisbon,
who have been visiting their Fargo
friends. have returned home.
III. j. Rowe Of Casselton was a busi-
ness visitor to the city yesterday and
returned home in the evening.
w. l.. Nugent of Armenia, who was
making a business visit to the city
yesterday, has returned home.
Misses Myrtle Hinton and Edith Pal
mer, of Fergus Falls. were the guests
Of their Fargo friends yesterday.
t. F. Wilson and @. M. Craig both
of Bathgate we're guests at the Hotel
Gardner today and last night.
P. e. selberg and Dave tombstone
of Ash, Mimi, after a business visit
to this city, have returned home.
Mrs. L. b. Bassett of Marion was
visiting friends in the city yesterday
and was registered at the Waldorf.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Roach of Wone-
vac Mimi. who were calling on their
friends in this city. have left for home.
Major Murphy and Editor Kaufman
Of The optic are among the promi-
nent Minoters in Fargo today on busl-
ness.
Q. K Miller and John ROLAND, both
of Crookston who were in the city yes
terday on business. have returned
home.
MIR. and Mrs. S. M Richards of Abb
erdeen, s. D.. who were the guests Of
their Fargo friends. have left for their
home.
John Fletcher, Mahata Fletcher and
Miss May Patten, all of Ridge Farm,
III. were guests at the Metropole last
evening.
r. B. Field of Leavenowrth. Wash,
a well known banker was paying his
respects to his brother bankers Of this
city today.
L. ID. Manchester OF the Manchester
Biscuit Co, of Sioux Falls S. D., and
Fargo was a business visitor to the
city today.
| j. c. ROSS. D. o. Hart and F. C.
Goodrich. all of Casselton, who have
been visiting here, have returned to
their homes.
Herman Winterer and Frank Hurry.
both Of Valley City, who were in the
city yesterday on business, have re-
turned home.
Misses Huldan Thorn and Elese-
beth Emery OF Grandin after pleas
ant visit to their Fargo friends have
returned home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brady Of Minot
who were the guests Of their friends
in the city today and yesterday have
returned home.
Mrs. H. r. Gronbeck and Miss Net
tie Arntson of Horace, who were visit.
ing their friends In this city yesterday
have returned home.
Rev. Randolph c. Mueller and wits
of Dawson, this state were the guests
! of their friends today and registered
at Mayor Elliotts hotel.
| The Y. M c. A. Tennis club viii
hold a meeting at s o'clock this even
ling to elect officers and out line tho
plans for the coming season.
i r. c. crenshaw, one Of the high ON
cials of the Standard Oil Co. who
makes his headquarters In Chicago
was visiting the company's local plant
today on tour of inspection.
| n your hats one sixteenth TOO
small your head knows 1t. A Gordon
stiff hat fits you TO sixteenth.