The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11
Social Notes

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is a Fargo visitor today.
Julius Humphrey spent SUNDAY in
Crookston with his brother.
Mrs W. H. VAIN expects to leave
THIS evening for Minneapolis.
Mr.. Oliver Denis returned this morn
ing from the lakes, where he spent
Sunday.
Miss Mary schollenberger of Min
neapolis is the guest of Mrs. William
Prescott.
Prof. and Mrs ]. H. Worst expect
to leave July 81 for Cuba to spend a
few weeks.
Miss Clara Dehn Of this, city is the
guest of friends in the central part of
Minnesota.
George Weatherhead, former state
printer, is in the city today on bust
ness matters.
Mrs. Carl e. Davis will leave satur-
day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Regain in Idaho
David de Lendrecie returned Monday
morning from Detroit, where he spent
the last two weeks.
Miss Mae Elliott expected to leave
last evening for the west, but will re-
main another week.
Miss Frances Spalding left Satur-
day for Detroit lake, where she will
visit with her aunt
Mrs. G. B. Waldron, daughter Louise
and son Clarence went for an outing
in the country Sunday.
Mason Spalding left Sunday morn
ing for Cormorant where he will visit
the Y. M. c. A. camp.
Mrs. H w. Bedford, of the Gardner
hotel, has left to join her husband at
a summer resort in Maskinaw.
Miss Ruth Gardner, Thirteenth street
south, entertained informally a few of
her girl friends Friday evening.
Harry O'Neill, who recently went to
Alhambra Springs, Mont, writes that
he is feeling much better already.
John Lally of Moorhead, a well
known property owner on both sides
of the river is in st. Johns hospital.
Reverend skarr of this city took the
N. P. last night for trip to Aurora,
Ill, where he will spend his vacation.
Mrs. Oscar Hallenberg and children
left this morning to spend couple of
weeks with relatives in Walhalla, N d.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L, Moody of this
city left over the N. P. last night for
a visit of several weeks in Portsmouth.
N. H.
A. E. Orr another Fargo man, who
took advantage of the low rates to the
coast, left last night for Portland and
the coast. @#
Mrs. E. F. Mullaney and little grand
son. Joseph Norton, are spening the
week with Mrs. M. Norton, First ave-
nue. south.
Misses Camille and Lydia Stein of
, ST. Paul arrived in Fargo Sunday
evening and are the guests OF Miss
Grace Grubbs.
w. G.. Edgar, whose engagement to
Miss Irene Jones was announced last
week, returned from the west Satur-
day evening. s.,.......
Herbert Benton Of the N c. Ander-
son store, left for his vacation which
he will spend with friends and rela-
tives at Austin.
Miss Lucy Bernier returned Sunday
evening from Larimore, where she has
been the guest of Miss Alma Cartier
for the past week.
Madge B. Cannon returned We'd
" from. North Yakima and the
where she has been teaching
col for the past winter.
Mr.. Radke, who has been with the
D. b. g. for the past seven months. left
Sunday evening for Mott, where he
will take up work in the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Fanset and daugh-
ter, May, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bishop, First ave-
nue. south, expect to leave tomorrow
for Nebraska.>
Miss Alice Lewis returned last even
ing from Minneapolis on the train.
Mr.. Lewis and Roy are expected this
morning in the auto, but Mrs. Lewis
will remain another week with her
daughter, Mrs. Braisted.
Mrs. c. S. Dawson and children of
st. Paul are expected to arrive in
Fargo Tuesday morning. Mr., Dawson
has recently taken charge OF the silk
department in deLendrecie's store and
viii make his home at TT Ninth street
south.
Mrs. Robert G. VALENTINE, accom-
panied by her SON. Cyril, left Saturday
evening for a six weeks visit with
her mother and brother, f. A. Smith,
at Ellensburg, Wash. They will also
visit friends at Spokane, Wash, and
Livingston, Mont, before returning
home
Deputy Postmaster Charles F. Al
fred left this morning for a three
weeks vacation to be spent at Fulton
and Mexico. N. Y. The latter point Is
Mr.. Alfred's former home and this will
be his first visit there in four years.
Chicago will be visited en- route. With
the exception of four years. during the
last Cleveland administration, Mr.. AL
fred has served in his present position
for twenty-seven years having been
first appointed in 1883 by President
Arthur.