The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-11
Social Notes


Mrs. w. i. Gill of wheatland. NJ. d.
is Visiting her daughter, Mrs a. 81
Buchhols Of Seventh avenue north.
Miss Helen Turner returned last
evening from Langdon, N. ID vuhare
she mas been the guest for q week az
Mr.. and Mrs. Winters.
Mr., and Mrs. Rick OF the Trnrova.
ment building on First avenue north
are visiting their daughter at stables
MIMI and will return home some time
next week. $500
Miss Emir Best left this morning for
charge of the sewing ana domestic art
department of the University Of Mn
nesota. Miss Ina Best will teach II
the Fargo public schools.
Mrs. r. c. Green of Gilby. N p ana
Miss Clara Costello of Morris. MINI
are 2 guests of Mrs. A. A. Hodges
Gilby, where Miss CostelIa will he q
guest OF Mrs. Green for a time Mrs
Green has been visiting friends al
Morris for a time.
ST. Cloud Journal-Press Mr. and
Mrs. John Holman and family and
Judge kIasen left today on a motor
trip TO Fargo, N. D., where they will
visit Frank Herman, who Is in The
ardW business in that city. En-
route they viii visit friends at Valley
Slty ana Devils Lake.
Mrs. ]. b. Aske and Mrs. M. Bolen Of
Moorhead motored to Borup. Mimi
ana spent the day with Mr.. Aske and
ME-, Bolen who have been hunting in
that section since last Friday. They
report he roads very good and that
the gentlemen are getting their share
OF game, and will return this evening.
Elementary Sunday School Teachers
union OF Fargo and M%oorhead will hold
e. special meeting on Thursday, Sept.
~, At the home of Mrs. H. AmerIand.
91S seventh street south, at s O'Clock.
All elementary Sunday school teach.
ers In Fargo n Moorhead are cord
lally Invited to be present at this
meeting.
G. e. Olson, a Forum operator. who
mas peen confined to his bed for the
past few weeks is now rapidly recoy-
ering. His mother, who arrived sever
al days g from DEBORAH, Ia. is helm
ing to care for him, 'and his many
friends VIII be pleased to learn he viii
soon be o again. Mrs, Olson is ac-
companted by her little daughter.
Friends in the city and throughout
the state will be pleased to learn that
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson of
Valley City, president OF the North
Dakota w. c. Il. u, who has been in
a hospital for some time following a
serious operation, has so far recovered
as to be moved to her home residence.
She is recovering as rapidly as could
be expected but is still very weak.
Miss Marie Lindgren, is expected this
evening to be the guest of Mrs. w. HI.
Best of Third avenue south, Miss
Lindgren is a member of the class of
1910, Fargo college and wills pend a
short time in the city visiting former
friends. She is now secretary of the
Y, w. g. A. at ~Belljngham, Wash, and
Will be remembered as having charge
Of thu fnpaI oifN noaaofa fioa d,I,;aa.a AZ
summer of 1910. She has been spending
the summer with her parents at James,
town.
A. w. Orcutt was a visitor Monday
at Fargo college and the A. c., having
been instructor in Natural Science at
Fargo college In 1909. He has since
that time taught n studied in Lake
Forest university, ILL.,, where he took
his masters degree and is now in
charge of the laboratory of Natural
Science at the University of Illinois.
Mr.. orcutt will retur there to COM
plete his studies for a doctors degree.
He has just completed a very pleasant
summers vacation at Woods Hole,
Mass.
The wedding of Walter Lee, a mem
Der of the firm of Lee Bros, in this
city, and Miss Mabel Flaten. of Granite
Falls, Mimi, was solemnized at high
noon today at the home of the brides
parents in the Minnesota city. Among
those who attended from Fargo were
Mrs. John Lee and Mr.. and Mrs. Swan
Lee and Miss Inga Lee. The bridegroom
is one of the younger business men
of the city, while the bride formerly
taught music in the Oak Grove semi
nary here and has frequently been
heard in pubic recitals, having a rich
soprano voice. After a short wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. bee will make their
home in a pleasant residence in the
Oak Grove district. Their many friends