The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16
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ed one Of the most pleasant afternoons
spent for some time
Mrs. VIM. Curry and SON. Porter,
are guests In the city today from
Gardner.
DR.. G. G. Creegan left yesterday aft
ernoon for few days business trip to
Chicago.
Misses Mathilda and Jessie Thomp-
son. well known in A. c. student cir
cles are in the city today.
Gerald sunde arrived home last
evening from Duluth, accompanied by
his cousin. Miss Esther Tufte.
Miss IVY Cecil Husband Of Aberdeen.
$. D., Is spending the week with Miss
Amber Davies on Fifth street north.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Lienlbacher are at
tending the convention In Grand Forks
and will remain in that city for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Clark Of sixth
street south left yesterday for
months visit to Mr.. Clarks home in
Vermont.
Miss Ruth Heath returned yesterday
from Ada, MINI, where she was the
week end guest of her sister, Miss
HeImer Heath.
Miss Myrtle Lord is expected sat
urday to resume her duties at the N.
w. Telephone Co. Office, after a visit
with friends at Wogverton, MINI.
Miss Violet rutherford left yester-
day morning for her home in Saskatch-
evan. Canada, after a months visit
with Miss Mollie sunde Of Front street.
Mrs. A, D. Mcleod of st. Paul ar
rived in the city Saturday and is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. ]. M. Speer
Of Third avenue south. for a week or
ten days.
Miss Eva Shea Of Wahpeton was a
guest in the city last night OF Miss.
Claire Elliott en- route to Lake Melissa.
where she viii be the guest of Miss
Helen McCumber.
Friends will regret to learn that Miss
Mabel Eggen OF Roberts street was
obliged to undergo an operation for
appendicitis this morning. 1t is hoped
that she win recover speedily.
The Misses Agnes Peterson and Julia
Thorpe OF the Northwestern Telephone
Exchange Co, leave this evening for
Haley, N. D., expecting to spend two
weeks at that point with relatives.
o. w. Speer OF Atlanta, Ga, is Wis
ting his brother. J. M. Speer, and two
nephews, Clyde and Herbert Frazer OF
San Francisco, CAL, are also guests at
the Speer home on Third avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Korfhage and lit
tie daughter are this week guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Husting, in the
operahouse annex. Mr.. Korfhage is
credit man for the Kuhles & stock
Cigar Co. of ST. Paul. and has several
friends in the city whom he has met
on previous visits.
Friday, the largest pelican ever shot
In North Dakota was received by ex-
press for the Fargo college museum
by DIR. Creegan. The presentation was
made by q member of the freshman
class, Kellogg Bascom of HurdsfieId,
N. d. Such gifts are rare and are al
ways most highly valued by the coll
le8e authorities.
Word has been received from Miss
Morgan. formerly Of the Fargo college
faculty Of her arrival in Paris and the
beginning Of her work as general Sec
rotary Of the British American Y. w.
9. A. Miss Morgan and her mother
have taken coy apartments and are
enthusiastic over the work abroad.
Miss Morgan was very popular in col
lege circles and has q large circle of
friends who are pleased to hear from
her.
Invitations have been received by
friends in the city to the wedding of
Miss May Bestor. who resigned her po-
sition in the faculty of the Fargo col
lege last spring. Miss Bestor is with
her mother In Minneapolis and ii is
from there that the invitations are
sent out. The wedding will take place
Saturday afternoon at $3.50, Oct. q. In
the Kaiser Friedrich Gedazhtnis
church In Berlin. The bridegroom to- be
Is Herr Gustav Johannis Watzold. It
has not yet been learned when Miss
Bestor sails for Europe. Fargo friends
hasten to extend hearty congraula-
lions.