The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-31
where They WILL Be
Departing Teachers After Close OF
Normal Summer Term and Where ID
They are Going for Summer. =

Miss Typhina Anderson, who visited
friends in Moorhead, last week, was
about to start on a trip through the
great lakes to Quebec cities OF
the eastern part of the United States
The teachers of the normal school,
plan various sorts of vacations be-
tween the summer session and the
opening of the school on Sept. 10
Professor Ballard and family will re-
main in Moorhead where Mr.. Ballard
will have charge of the affairs of the
school during the absence of Presi-
dent Weld.
Miss Lucy Weld, who has been
teaching subjects in domestic economy
in the summer school, will be here
during the summer taking care of the
Weld home and President Yields
mail.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harold Powers left
Wednesday for Potsdam, N. Y, where
they will enjoy the refreshment of a
visit among the Ad~irondacks.
Miss Hurlbert, librarian and pre-
ceptress of Comstock hall, will spend
much of her vacation at her home in
Morrison, III.
Mr.. Jackson, who had charge of
manual training, will be in Saltwater
until he resumes work at Fergus Falls
in September.
Miss E. Alice Kirk will spend some
time in Fairbault with her family.
Miss Katherine Leonard will spend
some time with Miss Lovsness at Ada
and among the Minnesota lakes. Mr..
and Mrs. Bohlander will be at Monte
video where Mr.. Bohlander is super
intendent of schools. Miss Belle
Deans will be at home at River Fails,
Wis. Earl D.. Strong will visit with
friends at Maple lake, near Crookston.
Miss Francis Speakman will spend
some time with her sister in Iowa be-
fore returning to her home in Boston.
Reidar Skabo, secretary to the
president, will be for a time at Duluth
and cities near there, and in the fall,
will attend the University of Wiscon-
sin. A. F. Wood and family will visit
their parents at Ypsilanti and Gaines,
Mich. Miss Myrtle Sholty will be at
Wabash, Ind. Miss Lucia Gilley will
be at home in Iowa. Miss Anna Sven
son will attend to duties at Ortonville
where she is county superintendent.
Miss Elsie Albee will visit in North
Dakota, then go east to Arlington, N.
]. Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall will go to
visit relatives in Illinois in a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert R. Reed enter
tanned Mrs. A. F. Rising and her
daughter Mary on Monday and Tues
day of this week. Mrs. Reeds parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannibal Choate of
Winona, are visiting at the Reed home
OF Ninth street, and the Choate boys,
Hannibal, jr., and Charles, who are
coming across the state in the car,
are expected in Moorhead this even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Collins gave a
series of two dinners on two evenings
at the close of last week, for the city
superintendent and the county
superintendent teaching in the sum
mer school. + "
Miss Eleanor Mclaughlin of Fergus
Falls, one of the June graduates of
the normal school, n the actor OF
the part of the Piper in the recently
performed class play, was a visitor
at the halls several days this week.
F. E. Burton will resume his duties
of experimenting the affairs of the
Detroit public schools, and will bask
on the banks Of the neighboring lakes
Superintendent Edwards, who taught
| grammar in the summer session, will
attend to his duties in the Moorhead
city schools. as-g& ~