The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-02

and Myrtle Scofeld and Mesdames
Weinrebe and Wetch.
Mrs. H. F. Emery and daughter. Miss
RANGES Emery, have returned from
Lake Lizzie where they spent a week
a. the Dunn summer resort. Miss
Emefy Will leave shortly for Madison.
WIS, where she will enter the state
university for special work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Purcell of the Ar
llnSton apartments have as their house
guests Mrs. Purcells mother, Mrs. F.
tInckleson and sister, Mrs. r. c. Sand
porn and son, Rush, Of Mortified, MINI.
Ihey Will remain as guests at the Pur-
cell home until the last of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. S. J. Hill, who went
west to attend the conclave of knights
Templar at Denver, Col, returned home
yesterday. After the convention they
visited several! Colorado cities after
Whlch they Visited relatives at Salt
Lake City. En- route home they stop
ped at Yellowstone National park.
Crookston Times: Miss Margaret
Feyerelsen, supervisor of music in the
schools in this city last year, left yes
terday afternoon for Fargo, where she
will have a similar position in the Far
go schools. She has been spending the
past few days visiting old acquaint-
ances' in this city.
DR.. J. E. Cavanaugh, Mrs. st. Orr
and daughter, Beth, returned today
from a delightful six weeks eastern
trip. They took the boat trip from
Duluth down the Great Lakes to But
talo and then to Rochester across Lake
Ontario and from there into Canada to
DR.. CaVanaugh's old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Burbank, 500 Sixth
street south, are moving their house
hold goods to Minneapolis today where
nome. Mr.. and Mrs. Burbank have a
host of friends in Fargo who will re-
greet their departure, but wish them
every success in their new home.
Mrs. J. w. Grub and daughter,
Miss Clara Grubb, of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
weeks visit with Mrs. Grubb's brother
and wife, MI. and Mrs. H. G.. Clizbe of
the Mount Vernon apartments. Miss
Grubb Will leave the last of the week
Tor Madison, Wis, where she continues
her studies at the state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Snow returned
ms morning from a delightful trip
abroad. They were among the nine
North Dakota delegates to attend the
worlds Sunday School convention
held at Zurich this summer Mr.. Snow
representing the state as secretary of
the North Dakota Sunday School asso-
citation. h convention was a great
success and thousands of people in at
tendanGe became more enthusiastic
school work. Mr.. Snow is preparing
for a big campaign this year. After
the convention Mr.. and Mrs. Snow
spent several weeks touring Europe
visiting the large cities in all the Eu-
ropean counties. They reached New
York a fortnight ago and since that
time have visited In New York, Boston
and Detroit.
Miss Ethel Derrig was delightfully."-
surprised by a number of her friends
on Friday evening at her home In
Mapleton, the reason being her birth
day. A party of Fargo young people
left on the evening train and on their
arrival at Mapleton were Joined by an
other party from that place. who pro-
ceeded with them to the home of Miss
Derrig. After an auto ride and dane
ing, various games were played, and
at the close of the evening, delicious
refreshments were served. All present
reported a most enjoyable time. Those