The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10
Social Notes

Miss Nellie shotwelI Of this city left
where she Will spend q week at Tairs
hills.
Miss q Johnson OF Third street
south is spending two weeks yvitb
MINI. euA'
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Gormlev ~ 49,.
avenue south visited their dausbfar
Mrs. FL Fl McCraoken of Tower cifv'
the hrst OF the week.
Miss Lila DEM of Moornead ,aft i.
s sy n,s l xor Mic ~. Rice. a. p, where
went TO school with Miss Dehn.
The many friends Of Mrs 4 A. -
row will regret to learn that she ts
again III and lie confined to her bed at
her home on Eighth street south.
The second division Of the Baptist
Ladies Aid society will hold an Ire
cream social on the parsonage Lawn
tomorrow evening from 9 o'clock.
Dir. and Mrs. Earl r.. Briggs ana
daughter are back from a two weeks
outing at Eddy's lodge, at the iaEas
and will be at the Rockwell on Eigbtb
street south until their home on Fifth
avenue is ready for them.
Mrs. N. {, Young and daughter. Miss
Dorothea, are expected hoYae tor1or.
row morning from their western trip.
Mrs, Is president OF the state
Federation of Women's club, and has
been offending the biennial gathering
ia San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii, I. Hanee ana uan
Kenneth, of Eighth street north. are
preparing to leave the first of next
week for Detroit, MINI, where the.
Will make their home on a farm near
that city. Their many friends here
Will regret to see them go.
Little Miss Harriet Rupert, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Rupert OF Eighth
avenue south, is entertaining about
twenty OF her friends at a lawn party
tnls atternoon, ct her home. After a
peanut hunt and numerous games are
served.
The b. z. P. u. held it's regular bust
ness meeting last evening at the home
Of one of the members, Miss Dorothy
ashland OF Eleventh street north, Aft
er the business was transacted, which
consisted of Installing new oficers and
reading OF the reports of the commit
tees dainty refreshments were served
and a good social time enjoyed by ALL
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Clark of Seattle.
Wash, passed through here yesterday
on NO. 5 en- home from Stevens
Point Ia, where they have been visit
ing Mr.. Clark's mother. They will stop
at billings, Mont and visit Mrs. Clark's
moLner or that city. Mr., and Mrs.
Clark formerly lived in Fargo, where
Mr.. Clark was night train dispatcher
at h N. P.
Mrs. b. T. Shaw OF Eighth street
north has returned from her western
trip. where she has been for the past
six weeks. She met her brother, Dave
Corbett, in Portland, and took In the
rose carnival. In speaking OF her trip
Mrs. Shaw " The electrical display
was the most beautiful sight / have
ever seen of the kind. Each float or
chariot represented some country and
was decorated accordingly. I visited
Geo. Prizes family in Beaumont park,
where Mr.. Prize has just finished a
most beautiful home. / think they
would not care to come back to Fargo
to live again. They are enjoying the
hnes of health and are looking fine,
and are certainly eontented and happy
out there" Mrs. Shaw visited Mrs.
Jessie Gamble OF Seattle, also Clifford
Clark's folks, the Nugents and G. Zin-
theo's. These are all old Fargo resi-
emit and made many inquiries about
their old friends. h also spent two
weeks in North Yakima valley, looking
after their fruit ranch and picking and
packing cherries. Mrs. Shaw says there
is a bumper crop of all fruits there this