The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-05
Social Notes

MRS. j. A. Lien of Hillsboro spent
Monday in the city calling on friends.
Miss Mae Kennedy left this morning
to spend few days outing at the
lakes.
Miss Madge Cannon has returned
from a short outing at lakes around
Perham.
Miss Madge Cannon returned last
evening from three days outing at
the lakes.
Miss Eva Shea Of North Broadway
was among the lakeshore visitors over
the Fourth.
Mrs. Wallace Grosvenor and chill
dren of Casselton were guests in the
city Monday.
r. A. Rostad returned last evening
from a few days visit with relatives
at Ada, MINI.
President Hector of the Fargo Ma
tional bank returned this morning
from the lakes.
Mrs. T. Twichell and children went
out to the Twichell farm at Mapleton
yesterday morning.
Gilbert Nelson Of the county audi
tors Office is back from a few DAYS
visit at Lake Park.
Miss Marion Corse of Madison. wis.
Is the guest OF Miss Nina Pollock of
Eighth street south.
Ernest Argesiager. teller at the First
National, is home from a safe and
sane Fourth celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 6. sarles and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. M. Sarles of Hillsboro
motored to Ergo Monday
Miss Irene Liembacher left Monday
morning for p few weeks visit at her
former home in St Cloud, MINI.
Miss Elizlbeth Fields has returned
home from Lake Pelican, where she
has been FIR several days enjoying an
outing.
DR.. E. J Basye Of New Orleans is
the guestbf his sister, Mrs. o. ]. de-
Lendrecieat deLendrecie villa on Lake
Detroit.
Miss tora Ristvedt of Lake Park
spent tn Fourth in Fargo as the guest
Of her Fother, Walter Ristvedt of the
postoh5e.
Mr.. and Mrs, Maurice Kaufman OF
Eight street north expect to leave In
fewiays for short visit with friends
in Wisconsin.
MI and Mrs. j. A. Montgomery and
SOS, Howard. left Saturday afternoon
for The lakes to remain over Sunday
andthe Fourth.
Ts. Paul Sorkness and children left
thu morning to spend the remainder
ofthe summer at the lakes. DR.. Sork-
mss will remain In town.
r, r. Hauskens Of Wahpeton spent
te week end with his daughter, Miss
faude. who has recently completed a
purse at the Fargo conservatory.
Miss Ruth Schuyler has returned
home from Briton, S. d.. where she
has been visiting her sister. She also
spent some time at Big Stone lake be-
fore returning home
Miss Margaret e. Spencer, who has
been making her home with Mrs. ]
w. Sutherland OF Tenth street north.
left last evening for atwo months visit
with friends and relatives at Roches-
ter, Mimi.
Miss Cleone Moore and Miss Bertha
Kaer Of st. Louis were the guests the
fore part Of the week OF Mrs. C. O.
Follett of First avenue north. They
left for the west, where they will visit
Yellowstone park and other points Of
interest.
Fargo friends win be pleased with
q
OF Miss May Bestor. who resigned her
position this year with the Fargo col
lege, and whose marriage to member
Of foreign embassy was thought to
be the cause Of her resignation. The
Minneapolis Journal has the following
announcement: Mrs. Ella w. Bestor
of 1916 Bryant avenue south. an
nounces the engagement of her daugh-
ter, May, to Herr Gustav j. Waetzold
OF the German embassy In Rome. The
wedding willtake place in October.
Last evening the BiJou Co. gave a
dinner in honor of Miss Ida Langye.
who leaves the city Friday for her
home at Soldiers Grove, Wis. Covers
were laid for twelve of the employees
Of the establishment and the tables
were very prettily laid with carnations
and rosesas decorations Miss Lanrye
has beer employed as cashier at the
Bijou Clndy Mart for the past year,
having leen in the same position with
the Piril Co. previously for three years.
Her WEDDING is announced to take
place Il the near future to J. w. Nes-
trick # the American Laundry Ma
chineT Co. Of Chicago, and they viii |
make their home in that city. large
circleof Fargo friends extend congrat
ulatilns.
Afer spending several weeks in the
east visiting friends and relatives in |
may Of the large cities, T. w. Jack |
mai, accompanied by his daughter. /
haze returned to the city. Stopping |
fiBt at Chicago, they continued to |
Cincinnati. where they visited q few
dlys with some Of their friends and |
Tllatives They then went on to Colum-
Is and thence to Buffalo, taking In |
Niagara Falls and meeting many old
friends in that city. From Buffalo. Mr.
gackman and his daughter joalrneyed /
ito New York, spending several days IN /
that metropolis. After visiting in |
Philadelphia, washington and many
other Of the large eastern cities. they
returned home, porting the best kind |
of a time while east.