The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11
SOCIETY


Among the many wanderers whose
faces are turning towards their home
town of Fargo none will receive a
heartier welcome than will be given
Arthur w. Ogden, formerly of this city
and for number of years with the
Standard Oil Co.'s local offices Mr..
! Ogden has spent the last three and
| half years in India with headquarters
| at Calcutta, as a Standard Oil repre-
sentative, and is at present in London
where he arrived shortly before the
services held for the late King Edward.
! Before coming to Fargo Mr. Ogden will
stop at New York and Chicago to visit
with his brothers, arriving here the last
of this month or the first of July.
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Miss Rogers and Miss Edith Nelson
left Wednesday evening for Seattle
where they will remain a few days be-
fore leaving for Alaska. They will re-
turn in three months.
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The Misses Luger have as their
guests Mrs. Louis Trautman and
daughter Dorothy. Miss Olivia Traut-
man, who is attending the university
in Minneapolis where she finished
four years course in three years, will
arrive in Fargo later to attend the
marriage of Miss Luger and Mr..
Kicker Mrs. Trautman is contemplate
Ing spending the summer at some lake
in this vicinity and to that end is in
terested in finding a suitable cottage.
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Mrs. F. H. Bailey and daughter,
Elizabeth, will leave Wednesday for
New York City to remain through the
summer months.
Dr.. and Mrs. Avery who will make
Fargo their future home arrived Sat
urday from Kirksville, Mo. They will
be at home in the Basye residence, 101
Eighth street south.
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Mrs. E. c. Cooper. who arrived last
week from Bismarck to join Mr.. Coop
er, state chairman, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Will Ross left Tuesday for a
short stay in Casselton and Woods
where she will be the guest of rela-
tives
Mrs. I. w. Smith of Tenth street
north, accompanied by her daughter,
Marie, left Wednesday for a summer
with friends in Illinois. Professor
Smith will join Mrs. Smith later after
attending the Geneva Chautauqua.
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Miss Jessie Comstock OF Moorhead
returned from Minneapolis where she
mas been teaching at Graham hall.
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Mrs. Sunde, accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs, Tufte of Duluth arrived home
from Crookston, where they have been
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Birch, Ninth
street north, are entertaining Miss
frankie Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Jones Of Lisbon
left Saturday for a visit of two weeks
at Hunters Hot Springs They will
spend Sunday in Jamestown.
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Mrs. Clarissa Galloway Of Minneap-
oils arrived today and will be the guest
during her stay of Mrs F. A. Paige at
her residence on Tenth street south.
DR.. and Mrs. w. ]. Awty, 315 Fifth
avenue south, Moorhead, have returned
| home.
Little Theo. Hamilton will leave June
| II for a visit with friends in Tower
City.
Mrs. N. Ellison, 316 Ninth street
south, is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Herbert Parker of Willie, Col. When
school closes Mrs. Ellison, with her
child, will accompany Mrs. Parker to
Minneapolis to spend four weeks with
their mother, Mrs. shackel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Knutson, st.
Paul. were guests over Sunday at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ellison.
After winter as teacher of drawing
and music in the public schools at East
Grand Forks, Miss Adele Pomeroy re-
turned to spend a day in Fargo during
the past week Mrs. Janette w. Pom
eroy and Miss Pomeroy left this week
for Valley City to visit relatives before
leaving for an extended visit at the
home of Mrs. Frank Higgins of Re
gina. They will return in early fall.
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Mrs. George Eli Hall and Miss An.
Maple lake where they attended the
marriage of Miss Zoe Hall and Fred
Talbot which took place Saturday noon
at Breezy Point villa.
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Miss Magdalena Carpenter, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Carpenter. re-
turned yesterday from Hiawatha, Kas.,
where she has been visiting since the
close of her school term at Correction
vile, Ia. Miss Carpenter has not def
nitely decided upon returning to Cor
| rectionville next season despite the
fiattering offer made her by the school
board of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tilden will en-
terrain Mrs. ]. S. Whitcomb and Miss
| Florence Lennon, Minneapolis, and
Miss Nell Fradenburg, Clear Lake,
MINI. They will arrive Monday to re-
main over the wedding of Mr. and Mrs
Tilden's daughter
! Editor Irvine of The Lidgerwood
| Monitor and party of Shriners mo-
tored to Fargo yesterday afternoon.
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Mrs. w. F. Cushing is spending a
few days with friends in Wahpeton
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! Miss Mabel Tilden will be hostess
Saturday at her home on Second ave-
nue. north, when she will entertain a
group of friends for Miss Ann Bene-