The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-26

time with friends in wisconsin.
Colonel Hager. the handsome editor
OF The Grafton Record. was among
the callers at The Forum.
Colonel Boyden, the poetic editor Of
The Lisbon Free Press, is among the
prominent Masons in the city.
Mrs. r.. M. Patten and Mrs. wallace
Grosvenor Of Casselton are spending
q few days In Fargo shopping.
ID, I. Cakes of Minneapolis is spend
ing day or two in the city visiting
with his old college friend. Edwin j
Clapp.
Mrs. Otto Luther and daughter. Lois,
expect to leave tomorrow morning for
q two weeks visit with Mrs. Lut1er's
mother Mrs. Holmes Of Mandan.
Miss Jennie Canute left yesterday
morning for her home at Medberry
after spending several weeks with Mrs.
r w. Knowiton of First avenue south.
Mrs. Matte B. HINES, who underwent
an operation at q lbcal hospital short
time ago is convalescent and her
friends are hoping to see her out again
very soon.
"A. F. Pinkham OF Casselton is among
the knights Templar visiting in the
city. The former Cass county regis
ter OF deeds finds many things of in
terest in Fargo.
Mrs. d. O. LIGHTHOUSE and children
OF Bowman arrived this morning and
viii spend the summer with Mrs. Loft
houses mother, Mrs. Van Horn OF
Tenth street south.
Capt. F. s, Henry, who participated
in the Knight Templar parade yes
terday. returned to Valley city this
morning to attending the wedding Of
County Auditor Nelson.
A good sized crowd Of Yeomen en-
5oyed a 'sociaa tevening OF dancing
last night after q short business ses-
sion in Prizes hall. Dancing lasted
from o'clock until -.
Atty. G. w. Elmslie and family are
guests OF L. o. Kern. Mr.. Elmslie was
formerly engaged in legal practice In
this state and is returning to North
Dakota after spending some time at
Saskatoon.
Miss Ellen Rowlands of London,
England. is expected in the city this
afternoon and win be In Fargo an In
definite period OF time as guest of
her sister. Mrs. George p. Howell Of
Tenth street south.
Miss Cora Ramsden has returned
home from Pennsylvania, where she
has been connected with the Lyceum
company for several weeks. She en-
joyed the trip very much and her
friends are glad to welcome her home.
Mrs. e. J. Weiser and children, who
are at present in San Diego, are .ex-
pected to leave there about May 2 and
win go to Los Angeles for short time
before leaving for home. They will
probably arrive in Fargo about the
latter part Of May.
Mankato Free Press; Miss Louisa
Muck of Fargo and Harry Sage OF
Gladstone, III, were united In marriage
Saturday afternoon at the office of
Judge OF Probate Hughes by the latter
They were acquainted for some time
but met at Worthington by appoint
ment and decided TO come to Mankato
and be married. They remained in the
city until yesterday.
A very enjoyable event Of last even
Ing was the Christian Endeavor So
cial given by the young people Of the
First Congregational church in the
parlors of the church. The rooms
we're prettily decorated with green
crepe paper festooned about the walls
and one feature OF the evening was a
taffy pull, which everyone enjoyed very
much. Games and music helped to
pass the time away very quickly and
each one enjoyed himself Informally.
About thirty-five young people were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormick ar
rived last evening at the home OF Mr..
McCormick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Il. Mccormick OF First avenue south.
Mrs. Mccormick was Miss Mary Ritz
terat, formerly Of this city, and the
wedding took place in st. Boniface
church at Melrose. Mimi, the home OF
the brides parents. Father Ritcher
performed the ceremony and said
high mass. After a sumptuous we'd
ding breakfast at the brides home the
young people LEFT for this city. They
have selected pretty home here and