The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-08
Social Notes

AS far as social functions go this
week his been entirely void OF en-
Pertaining, with the exception OF nu-
merous Fourth Of July picnics and ex-
cursions. Society spent the day at
the Detroit lakes and all who expect
to spend a part of the season have left
to avoid the July and August heat.
During the summer social functions
are continued to a great extent at the
lakes and those who are left in town
+ take as much time as possible at the
iIakeshore most Of them motoring down
on Saturday for the weekend.
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Ar,ong the number who visited Lake
| Melissa the past week are: Miss Esther
Pinney, Bishop and Mrs. Mann; Mr.
/ ard Mrs. F.. L. Gardner and family,
] r. r. Edwards, Prof. B. A. Orr, Mrs.
/ q. e. Hall and daughter, Miss An
geline, DIR. and Mrs. r. H. Bailey, h.
III. Stranahan, Ray Newton, Miss Ella
Lewis. and Miss Mae Kennedy. Others
i were Mrs. r. K. Keller and daughter,
Miss Madeleine, Mrs. Paul Sorkness
Mr. ana Mrs. j. A. Montgomery, Miss
Eva Shea and Mr.. and Mrs. g. q.
Jones OF Lisbon.
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Guests in Fargo were: Miss Beth
Macarthur with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Nc
Arthur; Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman Olson
OF Chicago with Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
stowe; clyde =. Butcher with Mr.. and
Mrs L. c. Ziegler; Frank Butson OF
Hfllsboro: Miss Christina Craig OF
Toronto with Miss Hartense Charest;
Miss Goletta Lund of Minneapolis with
Miss Mabel Eggen; Miss Cleone Moore
and Miss Bertha Kaer Of st. Louis
with Mrs G. o. Follett; Mr.. and Mrs.
o G. Sarles of Hillsboro; r. r. Haus-
kens of wahpeton; Mrs. Wallace
Grosvenor of Casselton; Miss Corse OF
Madison. wis; Mrs. ]. A. Lien OF
HiIsboro: and Mrs. Badesch of Eliza
beth, N. J., with Mrs. ]. Kopleman.
Those who returned to the city from
other points Of interest were; I. W.
Jackman and daughter from Chicago;
Mrs. r ], Campbell and daughters
from Blissfield, Mich; Miss Ruth
SCHUYLER from Britton, S. D.; Miss
Elizabeth Fields from Pelican; Gilbert
Nelson from Lake Park; Miss Madge
Cannon from Perham; Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Holmes from the lakes; Miss
Edna Baernstein from the east; H. B.
Turner from the south; Mr.. and mrs.
o ], deLendrecie from Lake Detroit;
and DR.. and Mrs. A. Hanenoerg from
Minneapolis.
Among the number who left the city
TO visit other places were: Miss Hell
en- Riley to Duluth; Mrs. G. j. Allen
to Macleay, Ore; Miss Irene Leim-
bacher to st. Cloud; Mrs. t. Twichell
and family to Mapleton; Miss Err
dine Glass to the twin cities; Mrs.
Julia A. wetz to the east; and Miss
Mary Schlanzer to Grafton.
Miss Anna Schuyler left last night
for Big Stone lake where she will be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. w.
Thorp for some time.
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Among the number who left yester-
day for the lakes were Mr.. and Mrs.
+. ]. Hardy and son and Mrs. H. B.
Quick and two children. They will
spend two weeks at Fair Hills on Lake
Pelican.
Mrs. +. A. Robbins and daughter
Miss Fay have returned to their home
at Hartford Conn, after a several
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
L. Loomis and other friends.
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@. A, Newsalt leaves today for Fish
lake and Esmond, N. D., where he will
spend his vacation Of q couple OF
weeks.
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Miss Katie Nevramon has left for
Edinblrg, N. D., where she will spend
two weeks with Miss Ella Kivle.
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Mrs. Leo Clack Smith and little
daughter Of Marian Park are the de-
lighted guests of Miss Mabel Hubbard
Of Ninth street south.