The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-18
Social Notes


Miss Mable Elliot of Grandin was
the week end guest of friends in town
Ex-Mayor Peter Elliott left this
morning for few days stay at the
lakes.
s. l.. Sheldon and little daughter
Theresa are spending a few days al
the lakes.
Miss Anna Holden returned Sunday
morning from three weeks visit at
Morton, MINI.
Miss Alma Leeby of this city has
left for a visit of three or four weeks
at the twin cities.
Congressman Hanna will leave this
evening for trip to ST. Paul and other
places in the east.
Claude Heubach of Winnipeg was a
week end guest at the j. G. Hunter
cottage on Lake Pelican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Barnes and
Mrs. Eugene deLendrecie motored to
Detroit Saturday afternoon.
Miss Alice Nesbit returned Friday
from Cooperstown, where she has been
visiting friends the past week.
Miss Eva and Clarence Kimball left
this morning for Hope, where they
will spend a few days with friends
Misses Erdyne Glass and Lillian
Erickson were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Boyce at the lakes Sunday and
today.
Miss Mae Elliott, left last evening
over the N. P. road for visit to Seat
tie. Wash, and other points on the
coast.
Miss Helen Cox, who is employed in
a telephone Office at Valley City, was
in the city yesterday visiting old
friends.
c. c. Francis of Valley City was the
guest of friends in town over Satur-
day and Sunday, while on his way to
Minneapolis.
Mrs. William Christie McNaught,
Seventh street north will leave this af-
ternoon for Grand Forks, where she
will attend the fair.
Miss Gimpey of Easton, Pa, who has
been visiting friends in the city for
some time left last evening over the
II. P. for her home.
Miss Nell shotwelI of the Commerc-
Miss Nell Shotwell of the CONNER
cial bank force, is here on her vacation,
lakes and twin citiesa
Mrs. w. M. Mills of Fifth street
north, this city, has left for Bismarck
where she will be the guest of friends
for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Georgia Frazier of Thirteenth
street north, will leave this evening to
attend the Winnipeg fair and spend
week visit old friends.
Miss Ethel Hauser left this morn
Ing for two weeks trip through the
Bad Lands. She will be accompanied
by number of friends from Dickin-
son.
Former United States Senator w. A.
Clark, the Montana copper king. was
q visitor in the city for /. short time
Saturday. He was on his way west
in his special car.
Mrs w. E. Dingland, sr., and Miss
Ray Ringland of Chicago are the guests
of Mrs. Ringland's son, w. D. Ring
land, jr., and wife, who make their |
home at the Waldorf.
A. Kurtz, who resided in this city |
eighteen years and worked in the N. |
p. car shops, but who now resides at |
FELTON,, Mimi, was calling on old /
friends here this afternoon.
Casselton promises those who at |
he fVo 90 1
OF the Foresters tomorrow evening a |
very pleasant time, with dancing and |
banquet and many from here will go.
#. w. Brewster, president of the
Farmers bank of Harvey and who Is
also the superintendent of that dis
trict OF the state census, was calling /
on his friends and attending business
here Saturday and today.
Miss Adele Pomeroy, formerly of
Fargo Conservatory of Music and re-
Gently of Ambrose, will make a short
visit in Canada, after which she will
organize class in music in Ambrose.
During the past winter she has been
teaching in the Grand Forks schools.
Fargo friends wish her success.
On Saturday evening e. C. Geary.
ST., managed very pleasant surprise
on his wife, the occasion being her
birthday. About twenty-five friends
and neighbors were present and a very
delightful evening was spent. Mrs
Gearey was remembered by many
tokens of esteem and we'll wishes for
the future. Light refreshments were
served
Automobile parties into Fargo from
neighboring cities appear to be be-
coming more and more popular. Yes
terday party made up of Mrs. M. M.
N 'ntrye, owner of the McIntrye block
ct Winnipeg, Miss McIntrye, Mrs. John
IA oT ltrye, all of Winnipeg and Miss r.
Ike Ley of Chicago, drove to the city
and left for home in the evening. An
other party was made up of H. &c.
Robinson and wife and Earnest Walton
and wife who drove here from Carman,
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