The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-01
Social Notes

her son, E. G. Wanner in Valley City
Miss Alice Ohllm has returned t
Perhhm after spending week. a
home.
Miss Helen Permission of Marshall
MINI. was the guest of Miss Edni
English, Saturday
Miss Alma Carrier, better known a
"jolly Pearl" of Larimore is the cues
Of Miss Lucy Bernier
Miss Mary Haywood of st. Paul Il
the guest of Miss Marguerite Cork o
Eleventh street north.
Mrs. Carr Anderson and Mrs. Arm
old returned from Iowa in time to Sc
the last day of the fair.
Mrs. ]. w. Bathrick and son ar
at home after an extended visit witt
relatives and friends in Iowa.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. r. Knaus of Eighth
avenue south, are the pleased parents
OF a new daughter, who arrived yester.
day.
Mrs. A w. Kittredge returned to hel
home in Minneapolis today after &
ten DAYS visit with Miss Bertha
Krause.
r. H. Johnston, who spent last week
in town, left this morning for Winni-
peg, where he will take position fol
some time.
Mrs. M. w. Neary and children have
returned to their home in Spokane, af-
ter spending two months with her
mother Mrs. V. ". Fletcher of Island
park.
Mrs. Fred Crusoe, who was operated
on a short time ago, at st. Johns hos
pital is getting along as we'll as can
be expected, and her recovery Is GER
tain. ella
Mrs. Georgia Frazier and two sons
of Thirteenth street north will leave
tomorrow for a stay of a month or SO
at Detroit lakes, where they have rent
ed a cottage.
Mrs. Addie L. Wilson and George L.
Wilson, who are the guests of Mrs,
Frank r. Scott, Seventh street south,
will leave in the morning by way of
the Great Lakes for Lockport, I'll.
K. s. Ramsett and niece, Miss jan
nette Hatch, of Fingal arrived in town
last evening. Miss Hatch will remain
and attend the D. B. c., while Mr..
Ramsett returned home this morning.
Past High Chief Ranger O'Keefe of
the state of Minnesota was a guest in
the city over Sunday. Mr.. O'Keefe is
one of the high officials of the order of
Foresters and has large acquaintance
In the city.
Harry Kost and Miss Ingaborg
Peterson, a team of vaudeville artists,
and very clever people who have been
taking lay off for two weeks in this
city, will take the road" next week in
the George Webster circuit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Sturman and
daughter, Louise, made trip to Rey-
nolds, Friday returning in the even
ing. Saturday morning they left for
Detroit, where they will visit at the
w. S. Hooper cottage for a week
Miss Nellie'shotwell, stenographer of
the Commercial bank, who has been
taking a vacation for two weeks, re-
turned to her duties today. She spent
several days at Detroit lakes and other
places east and had pleasant time.
Sir Thomas Lukyn and wife of
Thirteenth street north, who have been
visiting England for two months, sail
ed from Liverpool last Saturday and
are expected to reach Fargo about
Aug. 10. They write that they have
had very pleasant time.
Andy williams, with Fout & Porter
field for eight years, has purchased
an interest in a drug store at Bot
tincau and leaves Sept / to assume the
management. Mr.. Williams is one of
the expert druggists of the state and
knows the game from every angle.
The Woman's union of the First
Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. N. c. Young, Eleventh street
south, on Tuesday at 8 p. m. President
Creegan of the Fargo college will speak
on the subject, The Women of the ORR
ent. All ladies are invited to be pres
ent.
Editor Richter of The Larimore
Pioneer has returned home after spend
ing some days with relatives In Fargo.
Colonel and Mrs. Kingman of Hills
boro have returned to their home af-,
ter spending fair week here. The
colonel was one of the racing judges
and he and Mrs. Kingman were guests
of J, w. Bathrick while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Hampton and
four young ladies OF London, Ont, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Franklin Ed
wards and Miss Mary Stuart Edwards
OF Worcester, Eng, remained over a
train in Fargo yesterday to see friends
and take rest. The party went west
over the Northern Pacific limited to
Yellowstone park where they will re-
main two weeks and then go on to
Alaska, where Mr.. Edwards has in
terests
Last evening Miss Deborah Hunter
entertained in her usual capable man
ner, about thirty of the most popular
members Of the younger set at a sun
day evening supper in honor of her
charming guest, Miss Sarah Clay OF
Cleveland, O. The evening was spent
informally with many delightful must
cal features and the spacious rooms OF
the handsome Hunter home were
pleasantly cool and inviting. 1t is
needless to say that the guests were
royalty entertained.