The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-21
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Of course, the head of the family stays
IN town the year round with a short
vacation, maybe, during the hunting
or a week or two at the lake.
shore fishing and the remainder of the
time he is put up at one of the hotels
or boarding houses and does not know
what the word home" means. In
speaking of this condition in many of
the well-to-do families, one of the well
known magazine writer's has said: 1T
you have a quick, responsive, sane,
healthy and loving spirit, it will make
your surroundings interesting, no mat
ter where they are. AS a matter of
fact, your own place is as full of mar
wells as n other place on the globe:
All you need is eyes to see and ears to
hear The people in the New England
doubtless seemed monstrous hull
h restless grocery clerk or spoiled
high-school girl, but when Mary Will
kins saw that daily life they despised
she made 1T fascinating, and hundreds
of people e her stories with delight.
ALI you need is imagination, n q real
interest in your fellow creatures, and
YOU can make your little village as X
citing as a novel. Study your little
world. All humanity is there, as well as
in Paris or st. Petersburg. loves and
hates are going on about your door
steps. There are plots n intrigues,
perhaps crimes. There is the etern
struggle of the individual against the
restrictions of society. There are am
bilious youth and cautious old men.
There is joy, and there is grief, all
enough. Going away to another
place never cured any soul of petulance
running ava you can escape every
thing but h one thing that makes
this world acknowledgements. /
not mean that we should be SO con-
font o1 70 ho ryifIln1If n ~ htffnr fInf ,rra.
sit in h midst of poverty and
dirt and call ourselves happy. But /
mean that while we do struggle to
get on and to rise in the world, we.
not forget hat in the mean
while we are to live our daily life in
the world, and it is not good for us to
be always ~postponing happiness. There
are some things in the human spirit
that defile and make common all. they
touch. One is contempt. Despise no
living being. 1t always indicates a
grain of coarseness in you. There is
no creature that does not have some
thing estimable something interest
ing, about him. Find that. The very
looking for it helps to cure your world
Of commonplaceness."
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Keedick of New
York city are the guests this week of
street south. Mr.. Keedick has the ex-
elusive management of the American
lecture tour of Captain Road Amund-
son, the d~iscoverer of the south pole.
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F. Walker of Cakes, N. D., is visiting
with G. Atterstetter of Moorhead for
a short time. -
The Island Park Charity circle held
the first meeting of the year YESTERDAY
Ball on Eighth street south. Plans
were discussed for h new seasons
work and officers were elected as fol-
lows: president, Mrs. Z. H. Stranahan;
secretary M treasurer; Mrs. G. e.
Bristol; n chairman of the purchas-
ing committee, Mrs. j.. e. Johnson.
Bishop and Mrs. Mann are anticipat-
ing a pleasant visit on Monday when
they will entertain for the daY Rev.
H. Hensley Henson and Mrs. Henson of
London, Eng. Henson is rector
OF st. Margarets church. Westminster
and also one of the canons of West
minister Abbey. They come here from
Winnipeg, and will go east to the Uni
versity of Minnesota, Harvard and 9TH
err famous institutions, where Canon
Henson will lecture.
Atty. and Mrs. w. S. Stambaugh, who
have made their home on Second ave-
nue. south for a number OF years. are
now nicely settled in a new home at
425 Third avenue south,
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Lynn Stambaugh will leave tomorrow
evening for Grand Forks. where he
will resume his studies at the state
university.
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Little Miss Anette Carter, grand
daughter of Mrs. s., G. MagIIl of Eighth
street south, will leave Monday in COM
pany with Miss Majorie DeGoIyer of
Evanston, ILL.,, who has been the guest
of Mrs. f. F.. Grant, for Kenosha. Wis,
where she will enter Kemper hall. Miss
DeGolyer will return to her home at
home here in a short time and will
leave to spend the winter in California.
Alex NJ, Haggart is spending a few
days in the city, having come up from
st, Paul, where he had been superin-
tending the work on a $4,000 sewer
contract in that city by the Haggart
Construction Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Severance of
Sutherland, Ia, are the guests for a
couple of weeks at the home of their
son, Roy Severance on North Broad
way.
Mrs. A. c. Pabst left this morning
for Belfeld, N. D., where h will be
the guest for a time of Mr.. and Mrs
Victor PETERSON on their ranch near that
city.
Devils Lake World: Miss Lucy
Sprague left yesterday for Fargo
where she will attend the agricultural
college, this being the second year she
has attended that institution.
Mrs. H. F. Babst leaves this evening
for Grand Forks, where she will join
her husband. They will make their
home in the university city.
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Nj. and Mrs. A. b. Taylor are enter.
tanning over the week end their daugh.
ter. Mrs, Willis Adams and Mr. Adams
of Lisbon, N, ID. They also have as
their guest a nephew, Herbert +. Tay,
lor of Boston, Mass.
Mrs. J.. S. Morgan Of jamestown has
returned home after a several weeks
visit with her aunt, Miss Anna Coulor
of this city.
Mrs. f. j, Thompson will entertain
the members of the Rollo committee
this evening at her home on First ave
oI1a SotIth The husbands and wives al