The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-23
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here they will also take a motor trip
to Winnipeg.
Miss Ruth Donaldson Of Moorhead
Is visiting friends in Grand Forks
during the state fair.
Rep. John Dynes has returned from
an extended trip Of several weeks look
ing after business interests in the
Canadian northwest.
Mrs. John Hammerlick has as her
guests for a few days Miss G. Hammer
lick of Wahpeton and Mrs. H. S.. Rig
don and daughter of Dickinson.
The Ladies' Aid society of the st.
Marks English Lutheran church will
meet Thursday afternoon in the church
parIors. Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs. Sunde
will be hostesses and a large attend
ance is desired.
A party of, young ladies' left yester-
day In company with Miss Mary
~Sch1anser, n of Fargo's best horse
women, for a trip to the lakeshore for
a few days. This is the first expedition
OF this sort attempted and a fine time
is anticipated.
Mr.. m Mrs. Robert J. Beckley, nee
Emma Coleman of Bismarck, ave ar
rived in the city from their honeymoon
trip and have taken apartments at the
Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. Beckley en-
joyed a tour OF the Great Lakes and
visited In BuTTalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy. Flat and children
of Canada were the guests over Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dynes of Thir-
day afternoon for Gardner, N. D., where
they are visiting friends and relatives
for q short time.
Bismarck Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. e.
M. Thompson and daughter, Glenna,
who left q week g for Fargo. re-
some time at Detroit, Mimi, enjoying
the outdoor life at the lakes and say
they had a most enjoyable outing.
DR.. and Mrs. A. J.. Kaess and chill
dren have returned to their home on
North Broadway, coming. UP from Big
terday. Mrs. Kaess n children have
spent a month with relatives at orion
vile and DIR. Kaess went down Sun
day In his car to bring them home.
Mrs. A. HI. L~eimbacher gave a very
delightful Informal tea this afternoon
home at the Gardner. The affair was
In honor of three visiting ladies, Mrs.
REYNOLDS of Genoa Junction, Wis,
Miss Harriet Black and Mrs. Day, who
have recently come to the hotel.
The Plymouth group of Campfire
s sesls easoy st the Ys z. W. hae e. a af s9m@er
home on Eighth street south. The
time was spent with croquet and ten
mis- and 1T was planned to tai a hik
Thursday evening. The girls will cook
their supper out OF doors and a Jolly
time is anticipated.
The Apasikua group Of Campfire
girls. including those from the high
school, will go on a hike Friday after
noon, July rs. The girls from the south
side will meet at the entrance to the
Baptist church at q o'clock sharp and
those from the north side ait the st.
Luke's hospital at 2:30 sharp. No
lunch will be taken.
Grand Forks Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
their wedding trip to Winnipeg and
Lake Detroit and will make their home
In Grand Forks. They were married
q few weeks ago at Mrs. Kings home
In MarshalltoWr, la. Mrs. King was
formerly Miss Daisy Matthews OF this
city. Both our people are we'll
nown here and will be an acquisition
TO Grand Forks social circles.
Mrs. William smalley OF Cold Water,
Mich, was in the city over night the
south side. EARLY In the evening they.
made some calls and during the time
there were present In addition to Mrs
SInalIey, Mrs, Witnerby, Mrs. Loiswoods
and Mrs. Hill. The four, counting Mrs.
Smalley, had been atone time state
officers In Michigan and Tic was q kind
OF a reunion, n the gathering was 81
very pleasant one. The evening was
spent In a most delightful manner and
was very much enjoyed by all PRES
ent. Mrs Smalley, who has been Wis.,