The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-12
Social Notes

r. z. Corson left last evening for
Winnipeg, where he win transact bus-
mess.
DR.. BeIlenaare has returned TO his
home at wild Rice after few days
visit with friends in winnipeg.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Probert and
daughter. Miss Jennie OF Roberts
street, expect to leave the last Of the
month. for Long Beach, Cal, where
they will spend about ten months.
Mrs. Frank williams and two chill
dren left last Thursday for Bismarck,
where she viii visit for two weeks
with friends. From there they win go
to Mrs. Williams parents home in
Idaho to spend the winter.
Bismarck Tribune; Paul T. Boleyn
of Fargo and Miss Angela A. Green
of this city were married by Rev. w.
J. Lowrie, Saturday morning, at his
residence. The bridegroom 10 a To-
connective engineer on the Northern
PACING railroad, and the bride Is a
daughter of Mrs. ID. III. Green Of north
east Bra5nerd,
Mas. John Buschers and family Of
New Uln. Mimi, and Mrs. b. r. Tam
ner Of Minneapolis, who motored to
this city from New Ulm and have
been the guests or Major Buscher's
sister. Mrs. III. w. MerrieIl of Fourth
avenue south. for the past two weeks,
left Monday for New Ulm. en- route
they viii visit at Ortonville.
Mrs. T. G. Harold OF wheatland is
at the Gardner for a few days. For
several months she has been In Van
couver with her daughter, MRS. J. M.
Patullo. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Patulle
are here with Mrs Harold and also IL
Frank Harold of Wheatland. They
will spend a few days in the city. Mrs.
Harold lis one Of the early pioneers
in Cass county and has a large num-
Der of friends and acquaintances In
Fargo.
One OF the most Jolly affairs Of the
season was the picnic last evening
enjoyed by about fifty young people
from the First NJ e. church. The
party met at the city waterworks at
about O'Clock and after an appetiz-
ing walk out to the Darling farm south
Of town the young people were ready
for the excellent picnic supper that
was served in true camp style. Three
fires were bufIt and on one coffee was
cooked and wieners roasted. Roasted
apples, salad, cake, cookies and sand
witches completed the bill Of fare. After
the camp fires had died down par
ade was formed ana grand march
was started about the immediate
country. The party returned about
$3.50 and are enthusiastic over picnfcs
and campfires.
Miss Frances Miller, who has been
spending the summer with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Geo. T. Miller OF
Tenth street south, has received
word from Rev. MIR. Sunday. Of whose
party she Is a popular member, that
meetings will commence at Spring
field, O., Sept. "a. Miss Miller &C
cordingly win leave Monday for that
place. She win be accompanied as
far as Winona, Mimi, by her mother
who wifi visit for week or two at
the home of her son in that city. The
Sunday party will be I'm readiness at
Springfield to begin their wonderful
meetings with renewed real after a
refreshing summer vacation. Miss
McLaren, solo singer with the party,
arrived this week from Scotland,
where she spent her vacation. Miss
McLaren wins the hearts Of ell by
her charming ways and Scottish songs
Miss Miller's work lis among the
young ladies in the schools. In bust
ness, and at home, and wherever the
young ladies In a city have been so
fortunate as to make her acquaan-
tance they are Immediately won by
her sympathetic personality. she Is
graduate OF Fargo college and has
grown to womanhood In this city and