The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04

home Monday from a three days sta,
at their Melissa cottage.
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II Miss Pauline Ross of Courtenay
after having enjoyed pleasant yisi
with her Fargo friends has left TO,
home.
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin and son Murra,
were Detroit lake visitors over Sunday
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Mrs. T. G. Comstock has opened heI
cottage at Lake Melissa and Miss
Francis from Detroit was with he
mother over Sunday and Monday Al
soon as her school is out Miss Com.
stock will join her mother for the sum.
mer vacation.
Misses G. B. Bolner and A. M
Erdeba, both OF Minot, have been
visiting their friends in the city.
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Mrs. III. e. A. Bowles, Fourth street.
north, left Thursday for Seattle where
she will visit her brother, Mr.. Laing
for the summer.
DR.. A. c. Newman of Carson, N. d.
was a guest Of the Gardner this week
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Miss I. Bjerke Of Minneapolis, who
has been calling on her friends in thic
city has returned home.
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Rev. and Mrs. Shore and daughter
Cleve, were the guests of DIR. and Mrs
J. L. Graves over Sunday when at
tending convocation.
Ed. Pierce and wife of Sheldon, who
! nave been the guests of several Fargo
friends have returned home.
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Miss Lena Twilight left Wednesday
morning for st, Paul, where she will
visit friends and relatives.
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The Gethsemane convocation drew
large number of delegates from all
over the state to the city over Sunday,
the three days session ending Tues
day evening. The delegates were en-
| tertaind during their visit at the
homes of the church members and
two luncheons were prepared at the
| dining hall in the church by the guild
and auxiliary on Monday and Tuesday
moons.
Monty Mares of Wheatland, who
has just recovered from a long and
serious illness, is at work again at
the high school, and will make up his
studies lost, to graduate with his class.
s.
Mrs. George Churchill Of Casselton
was in town with friends the first of
the week.
The Junior Annual of Fargo college
which was issued recently, has met the
approval of it's readers. Miss Mar
jorie Powell acquitted herself very.well
as editor-in-chief, turning out paper
which Fargo college may we'll feel
proud of as a representative souvenir
of the school. The issue was respect
fully dedicated to the beloved Presi-
dent Creegan, whose picture appeared
in the front cover.
Mrs. Grace Vidal and daughters
Grace and Jane Houston, expect to
leave next week for Boston to visit
relatives during the months of June
and July. Miss Houston will leave
Tuesday for short Minneapolis visit,
and Mrs. Vidal and Grace plan to
leave Thursday to meet her there.
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Mrs. Frederick H. Bailey came home
late Saturday evening from weeks
visit in Streeter with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Woodwork,
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Mrs. A. E. Gardening Of Valley
City arrived in the city on Monday
and the guest Of Mrs. Frank Thomp-
son for couple of days. and then
visited Mrs. Leslie Welter in Moor
head Mrs. Gardening left Thurs
day for Minneapolis, where she will
attend the graduating exercises of her
daughter, Miss Gladys, at the state
university.
H. B. Quick came home Wednesday
morning from a two days trius to
Bismarck. Mr.. Quick was accompanied
by his two children, Florence and
Harry.
Fred Bauf of Winnipeg, who was
the guest over Sunday of Denton
Burdick, returned to st. Thomas to
resume his studies the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Eddy were at
Lake Melissa over Sunday getting
Eddy lodge in readiness for occupancy.
They expect to drive down next week
to remain for the summer.
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On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. S. l..
Gowland, Tenth street north, was
hostess to one of the northside 500
clubs, and at the game Mrs H. B.
Quick made highest score and was
awarded pretty prize. After the
cards, at small tables delicious refresh
ments were served. Next Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. d. w. Shields will en-
terrain the members of the club at
her home on Ninth street south.
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Miss Roberta Page fittingly cele-
brated the anniversary of her birth on
Saturday evening at the lake home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Page, in Detroit, Mimi. A number of
friends gathered to wish Miss Roberta
many happy returns of the day, and
she was the recipient of many hand
some gifts.
Roy Baker drove the car that
brought into town on Tuesday, for the
day, from Detroit, Mimi, Mrs. Thomas
Baker, jr., Mrs. o. j. deLendrecie' and
Miss Josephen Basye.
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Julius Baker and Frank Johnson are
back from ten days canoe trip on
the Otto Trail river, Mimi
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Frank b. Martin left Sunday even
ing for Salt Lake by the southern
southern route for a visit before go
ing to his home in Seattle Mr. Mar