The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-31

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One cannot live on a dissatisfied plane
Of thought, harbor malice and spite and
expect. good results. lin this hour of
hurry, push and strife il is sweet com
fort TO meet a person wholly optimistic
and determined to look at life through
rosy glasses. This world is such a fine
old world and there is SO much beauty,
happiness and goodness to be found
right in it if people will only look for
it in tie right spirit that it seems al
most objectionable for anyone to voice
2 disgruntled =stIa thought; aggbd ID
This year. the G. A. r. Memorial day
exercises, the Sunday preceding May
80, will be in charge of Rev. DR.. G. B.
Barnes of the First Congregational
church and the music will be under the
direction of w. w. George of the Fargo
college conservatory Of music. #
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A pleasant party was given Thursday
afternoon from 2 to in honor of Miss
Olga johnson at the home of her par
.erlts, Mr.. and Mrs. Swan johnson,
First avenue south. The occasion was
the eleventh birthday of Miss Olga AMI
a large number Of her young girl
friends were present to assist iii maxi
ing the occasion pleasant one. There
were a large number of presents and
lunch was served; Among those in
attendance were Misses Gertrude Bos-
berg, Mary Kellogg, Kathleen O'Brien,
Marguerite Bridgeman, Mabel Nelson,
Myrtle Darch, Helen Hauser, Laura
Zempel, Myrtle Martson, Ruth Erick,
SON. LaVerne Reid, Helen Chilson,
Stella Lund, Florence Chilson, Flor
ence Taylor, and Marguerite Baern'
stein. ~. +. IL. .....@
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Montgomery left
Thursday evening for an extended east
.ern tris -. T..
Miss Eula Miller is visiting Mrs. w.
B. Carmen at Detroit, Mimi ~
Mrs. c. ] Moe and baby Of ssWadena,
Mimi, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Robertson at II Tenth street north.
900 st..5 5..s.,
h Mrs. Nv. E. Heller entertained Friday
afternoon at a pretty Kensington tea,
complimentary to Mrs. Higgins. The
ladies were accompanied TO the tea by
their little sewing bags containing the
|proverbial dainty needle work and the
time not given to sewing was devoted to
rooms and the tea aabie, aihhd defei6aS re-
freshnerits were served, serve
Mrs. j. F. Hardy entertained. at a
dainty dinner Monday evening at her
cosy home iqr!honor of Mrs. C. J. Moe
|of Wadena, MINI, >i'
DIR. I'LL. Rindlaub has returned from
an extended southern trip which he. took
for rest and recreation and is feeling
Very much improved in health. He
was in & Cuba while Say agay
Christian Westergaard, who has beer
assisting in the agricultural college aca.
denic department, has accepted posi-
ton in the high school at Dillon, Mont.
and will probably work in the field 81
elementary agriculture.
Bishop Mann gave very interesting
talk, under the auspices of the st. Ce.
celia guild of Gethsemane cathedral
Thursday on Chesterton and Wells. Ht
thought that the present day was an age
of sterility in literature and il allowed
to use the term it was one of magazine
literature Today there was no great
novelist, no great poet, no great histor-
| ian, nor essayist. He, however, declared
| that it was not the first time there was
an age of sterility and showed it b,
briefly reviewing the history Of liter
attire iip to the beginning OF the nine
teenth century. The great writers aoi
today were men trained in newspaper
work, some of them in harness. Ches,
terton is the editor of The London Dails
Telegraph. The bishop reviewed the
lpeculiarities in the books of both of the
men who formed the subject Of his talk.
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One of the prettiest events Of the mid
Lent season was the farewell party giver
Miss Agnes Taxelius Thursday evening
|by Mr.. and Mrs Ben Rusness. In !
social way music and songs interspersee
with games were enjoyed. AT III O'Clock
| the tables were spread and an elaborate
fnenli perfectly served. Miss Taxelitl:
1 will leave the coming week for Spo
kane, Wash, and will be greatly missed
BY a host Of young people in Fargo
and Moorhead.
The members of Co B gave. a pretty
dancina nartv at Stones haiT JVednesda,