The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-06
Social Notes

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Mrs. l.. A. Jacobson, Fifth avenue
south, was Hope visitor last week.
Stuart Wilson and son, Harold, went
to Lake Melissa the latter part of last
week.
D. F. Bowler of Sparta, Wis., is
the guest of his cousin d. II. Bowler
for a few days.
DR.. Carpenter and family motored to
Cormorant to spend the Fourth and re-
J turned Monday evening.
! Mrs Stewart Wilson and Jetta went
to join the rest of the family at Lake
Melissa on Saturday morning.
H. ]. Howden and G. Wyaak. both of
Winnipeg made an automobile trip to
this city yesterday and left for home
In the evening.
Mrs. j. A. McGillis, Tenth street
south, and son, Herbert, returned from
a two weeks visit with her son and his
wife in st. Paul.
Professor White, of the Agricultural
college, and family left last evening
over the Northern Pacific for a visit
with friends in Portland, Me.
Charles L. Riley, First avenue south,
who has been in Casselton in the in
terest of the new court Of the Forest
ers, arrived home yesterday.
Leslie Wheeler, who has been work
ing with the Wheelock Land Co., near
Hunter, N. D., spent Sunday at homo
and returned Monday morning.
Misses Mabel Diclkey and Edna Bow
ers, First avenue north, left for Duluth
Saturday evening where they will
spend some time visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Thompson and
children returned last evening from a
two weeks visit with Mr.. Thompson's
! brother and family at their farm near
I Aneta.
Mrs. Fred A. Irish has left for a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Brown of Aberdeen, S. D., where she
will spend several days. She will re-
turn with her sister, Miss Brown, in
the latter's automobile.
Mrs. A. H. Lowry Fourth avenue
south, left this week to visit her daugh-
ter at Litchville, N. D. Her two daugh-
tiers, Ina and Frances went with her
and will visit at Buffalo and LaMoure
before returning to Fargo.
Mrs. II. G.. Leonard and little son,
| Herbert, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Hoffman and two daughters, left
for Wallace, Ida. Mrs. Hoffman will stop
off at her home and Mrs. Leonard will
spend a month with her sister in Wal
lace.
Harry C,NeiIl, who abs been i'll
from blood poisoning for some time left
last evening for Alhambra Springs,
Mont, for a rest and treatment of
several weeks. Dave Ames, formerly of.
Fargo is the manager of the springs.
All friends Of Mr.. O'Neill hope for his
recovery.
Harry Curtis, the Underwood man,
has returned home from Pelican lake,
MINI. He spent day or two fish
ing there and while he isn't just a
"sunkist'' orange his nose was fairly
we'll "sunkissed'' and has begun to
peel, so loudly that it can be noticed
by outsiders.
Monday a party of young people of
the Epworth League from the First
Methodist church met at Miss Allene
lMcInstry's home on Tenth avenue
south, and went from there for a picnic
to the river. They took along fireworks.
and refreshments and spent delight
full time in the woods.
Perry Thomas of San Diego, Calf,
Ia spending a few days in Fargo, a
guest at the Rea farm and of other
friends, whom he met and extended
many courtesies to while they were
visiting in his home town. Among
local friends who have entertained for
Mr.. Thomas while here are the Misses