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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22
Newman

June 2l.-Nlrs. Benia-
IN min MADISON entertained at a
luncheon Wednesday in honor
of Miss Bess Whatley, a bride elect
Mrs. Culpepper, of Atlanta, is the
guest of her daughter Mrs Frank
Rawls
Mrs. Jack Powell was hostess at a
bridge party Friday by Miss Bess
Whatley
Miss Augusta Mann is spending
some time with Miss Inez Johnston
in Hogansville.
Miss Lutte Powell. Mrs. J. II.
Powell and Miss Henriette Strick-
land We're guests of Mrs. : NJ Dean
in Palmetto last week
Miss Louise Bryan spent last week
end with Miss Frances Grey, of Sc
noia.
Miss Theodore Atkinson. with Miss
Betillu White, left Monday for a visit
of several weeks to Chicago.
Miss Eula Leverett is staying
some time with Mrs Couch in More
land
Mrs. George Stocks and children are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs y. 6. Carsweu
in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. R. l. Bower entertained her
club with an al fresCo bridge party
Wednesday
Miss Martha Hill. Of Greenyille. is
the guest of Misses Evelyn and Susie
Martin.
Miss Edwards Of GreenvilIe. is
guest of Mrs Ed Nimmuns
Miss Evelyn Wright gave a five
O'Clock tea, in honor Of Miss Martha
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TdIIdDOOSd

TALLAPOOSA, June 2l-MiSs
Burta Little, after a visit in At
lanta. returned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs II. L. Pittman ana
family. Of Gainesville, who have been
visiting here, left for home Saturday.
r. NJ Sloan of AusteH spent Wed
nesday here.
Miss Lou Potter Went to Atlanta
Friday for the weekend. From there
she viii go TO the University Of Viz
ginia al Charlottesville
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Mcbride ana
daughter Miss Ruth, who have been
visiting Col. j. NJ. Mcbride and fam
lily. LETT for Atlanta Monday.
Miss Margaret Davies. of Selma,
Ala, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Pierre
Jackson
one of the most delightful affairs
Of the past week was the moonlight
picnic out on the river on Saturday
The party consisted of COL and Mrs
J. N. Mcbride, MI and Mrs. Sandy
Mcbride, Mrs. J. J. Thornton. Mrs.
John Norton, Mrs Hogan and Misses
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Augusta

" UGUSTA. June 21-Mrs. f b.
~ Baxter and children are at
Beaufort
Miss Margaret Lowery has re-
turned from Columbus and Atlanta.
Miss Mary Ada Williams. of Val
dosta. is visiting Mrs. Percy May.
Mrs. Eugene Murphey and Mr. and
Mrs John p. Dill mOtored to Sparta
Wednesday
Miss Hazel Beard. of Savannah. is
visiting Miss Louise Parks.
Mrs. Harold Eve and little Anna
Eve are back from Beaufort
Mrs. Frances Bland left yesterday
for a two weeks stay in Savannah
and Tybee.
Mrs. Robert G Parks has returned
home after a visit to Charleston.
During the Alexander Jackson
wedding Mr. and Mrs James Il.
Jackson entertained large house
party.
The marriage Of Miss Maud Guest
and Warren Roger Jones took place
Wednesday morning
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Osa p. Gilbert. and the young
couple were attended by Miss kath-
crime Guest. a sister of the bride
and Talbot Tabb
Mr.. and Mrs Jones eft immediate
~ after the ceremony for Asheville.
The marriage OF Miss Julia Mae
Dilman and Mr. Frank Miller took
place Wednesday evening. the happy
young couple leaving for a trip TO
Cuba
The marriage of Miss Marie White
and q. w. Tones of Des Moines
took place Monday morning at tn,
parsonage OF Sacred Heart Church.
Father Lonergan officiating
The marriage OF Miss Edith Jack
son and Bishop Alexander. Jr.. took
place Wednesday evening in North
Augusta. the ceremony which was
private being followed by a recep-
ton at which several hundred friends
were entertained
Mrs. +. b. Hook is spending the
summer in Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Hargrove.
whose marriage was a pretty event
Of Wednesday taking place in LaU-
rens are on trip North.
Miss Martha Bremen entertined
Thursday in compliment to her guest,
Miss Burkhardt of Atlanta.
Mrs. Rawlins Low1des has returned
to Charleston after a visit with Mrs.
Mrs. Charlie Crane and Miss Ad-
die Barnes are spending some time
ON Isle of Palms
Mrs. Thomas Wright and her
grandchildren are on Sullivans Is
land
Mrs. NJ Sergeant viii visit friends
in Savannah during July,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Duckworth
and children viii spend July at
Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Anna Montgomery is visiting
Mrs Ferdinand Phinizy and Mrs
Frances Long Taylor. in Athens
Miss Maggie Craig has returned TO
Wilmington.
Miss Mary Connaly has returned
to the city
Miss Julia Mae Gilman and Frank
Miller were married Wednesday
evening. They have gone 10 Cubs.
Mrs. Allen and Miss Marie Allen
are visiting Mrs. Stewart Phinizy i'm
Grovetown
Mrs. John David Twiggs and emil
dren are in Charleston.
Mrs Charlie Howard is spending
some time in New York.
Mrs. Turner Howard is visiting
MIR George Howard AT Annapolis
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Dalton

N ALTON, June 21.-Complimeut-
her sister. Miss Undine Cater. of
Forsyth, Mrs. F. NJ King enter
tanned at her home on King Street
Monday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Denton entertained
Tuesday evening at heart dice
party, the affair being a special COM
pliment to her house guest. Miss Ruth
Rankin, of Dallas Tex.
Two pretty affairs of the mid-week
were the 40 and bridge parties at
which Mrs. L. J. Allyn entertained at
her home on Thornton Avenue Tues
day and Wednesday afternoons.
Miss Ann Harvey, Of Gainesville.
guest of Miss Alleen Felker, was
guest of honor al a moonlight picnic
to Maddox Mill Friday evening. This
afternoon. Hiss Felker entertained
at bridge.
Miss Laura Harris was hostess
Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss
May Meadows, Of SWainsbOrO.
The BaraCa and Philathea classes
of the First Baptist Sunday School
formed a large and Congenial picnic
party TO Maddox Mill Thursday after
noon
Complimenting her guests Arthur
Slater and Ned JOiCe. of St. Angus
tine, Miss Mamie Richardson enter
tanned eighty young persons at her
suburban home Friday evening. the
young people enjoying a strawride
TO the Richardson farm
The Ladies Improvement Society
of the First Presbyterian Church en-
tertained at a brilliant banquet to
the men of the church Monday even
ing.
Misses Ruth and Lois Morse enter
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Griffin

RIFFIN, June 21.-Airs. William
ii Baker are in Gadsden. visiting
Conley Baker and Mrs. a. G.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs c. e. Sammons and
granddaughter Martha, are at Indian
Springs for a month.
Misses Martha Drake and Henret-
"a Searcy, left Wednesday for
New York whence they will sail on
Saturday for a three months tour Of
Europe
Miss ollie Holmes, Of this place, and
Mr. James Monroe Wadsworth. Of
Phoenix City, Ala, were married Mon
day morning, Rev. J. A DreWry per
forming the ceremony.
Miss Madeline Wiley. Of Rome. is
the guest Of Mrs. B. r. Blakely at
her residence on North Hill Street
Miss Jackson Watt and Miss Lu-
Gle Flemister will leave Saturday for
Monroe, to be the guests of Miss
Louise Walker for two weeks
Miss Opal Smith entertain Thurs
day afternoon at card party, in
honor of Mrs. Corvette Van Leigh
Wheat Of Dallas, and Mrs. Ernest
Frederick Wilson. of MilledgevilIe
The apartment was prettily decor
ated, and eight tables Of auction
bridge was played. The trophy was
won by Miss Lucy Beck.
Or and Mrs. Thomas NunnaIy en-
teltained Monday evening at tea, in
honor of Miss Fannie Ruth Carpen-
ter of Elberton, the guest Of Mrs.
Charles Westbrook
Mr. and Mrs. James Kimbrough en-
tertained at a dinner party. having as
their guests. Mrs J. F. G. Williams,
of Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
POmeroy, Mr. Walter Pomeroy, Miss
Sara Burr, Of Atlanta. Miss Margar-
etc Anderson, and Miss Elizabeth
Stone OF Warm Springs
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COrdcIc

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4 IL Ul-' VII "a sue
\ 'l'eIhooh Mrs A, r. 'nuTch-
well entertained the New
church Workers" Of the Methodist
church with reception th!s week
Mrs. ChurchWeIl was assisted in re-
CeiFlng and entertaining by Nesdames
a. J. Webb and I p. TYSON Miss
Dean presided over the punch bowl
Mrs r. r. Bradley was the winner
IN a word contest and was presented
eofsage bouquet. A delightful
luncheon was served.
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Greensboro

4 REENSBORO. June 2G.-Mrs. Roy
Overton entertained the Entire
Nous club Friday afternoon. N
honor of Mrs. James II. Crawford. of
Atlanta.
Miss Julia Foster entertained the
Methodist Missionary Society Fri
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Copeland.
Mrs. James b. Park will give the
Woman's Club a reception Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Marie Smith entertained
Thursday in compliment TO Miss Lii
liam Moore. and her guest. Miss
Smith, of Milledgeville
Miss Fainie Wheeler entertained
Monday at alfresCo party, IN compli-
ment to her guests. Miss Sara Amoss
of Milledgeville and Miss Louise Al
lison of Atlanta
An event of this week was the par
ty al which Mrs. E. T. Arnold enter
tanned Friday morning IN honor Of
her guests, Miss Arnold OF Philomath
and Miss Eunice Pitts of Locust
Grove
Miss Julia Hudson entertained
Wednesday in honor of her guests.
Misses Althea Miller, Inez Smith and
Tommie F'raley of MilleGgeville.
Miss Kate Hall entertained Thurs
day in compliment to her guest Miss
katherine Joiner, of Hapeville
Mrs. John T. Boswell entertained
Wednesday in honor of her guest.
Mrs T. c. Dawson, Of Atlanta.
The Domino Club was entertained
Saturday by Misses Gena and Carrie
Carter in compliment TO Mrs. Albert
Kink, and Miss Alberta Gray Of Ma
con
An enjoyable affair OF the week
was the bridge party of Miss Marie
Wright. in compliment to her guest.
Mrs. Charles Dennis, of Atlanta.
Mrs. Z. w. Bethea entertained
Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Albert King, of Macon. and Miss Al
berta Gray, of Macon.
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Forsyth

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- ORSYTH. June 2l-Miss Annie
McCowen leaves Monday for Co
Iumbia College. New York.
Misses Nettie Thweatt and Eliza
beth Hardin are visiting in Macon.
Mrs +. p Bridges Of Griffin. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. W.
Bramblett has returned home
Mrs. Richard Pleassnton Brooks is
visiting I'm Atlanta
Mrs Nellie Grimsley is the guest
OF Mrs. Robert Strickland
Miss Myrtle Williamson is visiting
in Barnesville
Mrs Vera Hollis and daughter JOS
ephine are spending the month at
Warm Springs
Mr. and Mrs A Med Wilson. Of
Atlanta and little son Arthur Jr,
spent Sunday with Mrs. j +. Lancas-
ter.
Miss Halle Lancaster will leave
Monday for several weeks I'm Georgia
and Florida She viii spend several
days i'm Macon with Miss Goodwyne,
after which she win visit Miss Car
Olyu Harris In OCala Fla Mrs Tom
Lancaster in Bradentown Fla. and
her brother, Or w. j. Lancaster In
Tampa
Mrs Nicely. Misses Grace and Allie
Mae Nicely have returned to Barnes
vile after a visit To Mrs r. f. F1et-
cher
Alrs. Tom Lancaster has returned
TO ner home IN Bradentown Fla ar
ten short visit TO Mrs. J. F.. Lam
caster
Nh and Mrs. Malcolm Jones and
Mrs g. @. Brown were guests at the
Rushin home Friday and SATURDAY
Mrs j. W Hunt entertained at a
spend the-day party at her home at
Smarrs ON Wednesday. in honor OF
Mrs. Lemuel Alexander and her guest,
Mrs f J. SpratHng. of Atlanta.
Miss Rosa Blanton. Of Griffin is
visiting Mrs !. l. MCGEE.
A delightful affair was the party
given by Mrs. r. d. RudislU at her
home on West Johnston Street. COM
plimentary to Miss Genevieve Smith
who leaves the last Of the week for
an extended visit TO Dallas. Tex.
On Tuesday Mrs. Mabel Alexander
entertained the Sewing Club as a
compliment To Miss Genevieve Smith.
Mrs. Walter Maynard. Of AmeIi-
Gus. arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs p
b Maynard
Miss Sarah Newton spent the week
end I'm Macon
Mrs. w. II Westbrook. Of BIount.
was the guest las, week OF Mrs. Lem
uel r Alexander
Misses Dorothy Thveatt and Bes-
sic McCoweu are the guests of Miss
Sarah Bryant in Macon.
Mrs j. II. Evans Of MCRae, is Wis
iting her son. Judge j. W. Evans
Miss Tommie Roquemore Is the
guest Of Mrs G. j. Zellner.
Miss EHie Banks. Of JohnstonviUe.
is visiting Mrs L. n. Goodyne.
H.. r. c. Goolsby and Miss Annie
Goo'sby spent Friday in Atlanta.
Little Miss Dorothy James gave
party to her young friends on Thurs
day afternoon, in honor Of her birth
day.
Mrs. Leroy NJ Napier entertained
the ladies Of the Halcyon Club Friday
afternoon
Lester sullivan OF Waynesboro. Wis
Tied friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 3. Garner and chill
dren OF Atlanta, have returned from
visit 10 their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w VI. Browning
Miss jamie Bush. OF Dav son. was
the guest Of Mrs. N Z. Childs during
the past week
Claude Keith superintendent of the
public schools OF St. Augustine was
the guest or Mrs NJ. r. Childs Wed
Uesday
Mrs. J. 2. BOYLE. of Jacksonville.
ls with her parents Mr. and Mrs w
w Browning
Miss Ezra Chids leaves Saturday
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Macon

'f'oe9 aH" '"s ''''''.
honor neInS numerous.
Wednesday night Miss Maggie Lee
r,s-f.1I,. and Lewis n ZONES vesre
.........., .r... Tab
'1N az
Wednesday AT the 1atuaa square
Baptist Church Miss claire Medic.
and John Henry Hudson or SdNaA-
F. g.. Cranberry The ushers We're
Messrs. Ballew and Barnett ana the
maids of honor were. Miss Lalta ROD
erson, of Dublin. aud Miss Ma'el J. %. y
Of Jacksonville. The chief mald OF
honor was the brides sister MISS
Marian Mcoloeh The nest man M.'z
Tom Fort Sellers. The DIIut was
given away 10y her nF"jHe.. Na''a.'
MedloCk, Of Jacksonville
on Wednesday also 40 i1e nome
of the brides parents MISS N2i'a
Speir and James Naymau arg" We're
married The ceremony was per
formed by the brides nan bI'l!eI
Rev. Charles JoIGoh. AIT aug ,''
Argo went 60 Atlanta on their money
moon.
The wedding OF MISS JtI"5. 49,
and j. ID 'rump TOOK place J u'S4AS
al the home of the pHde paT,i ON
Adams Street Miss Jula HHtH ""S
maid-of-hunor, and Eoth iaNIoI was
best man. The nupials Were P'o
nounCpd by Rev. y. l. 9uIoili"l', "i
Atlanta. an uncle OF the oIide ne
couple left FOR Ne" ORR l"I stay
Of two weeks.
Miss Georgia 'ohooh anu
Thomas We're united in pretty
church wedding al the IaihaH 94ua''
Presbyterian 'hufoh IhAisu"N NOR
ing
Miss susie sessions ana 6th Tar
yer Finney were married i ,4IsIay
morning a the nome OF the " 'u'
sister Mrs. Il II. DAVIS near foP'
Ferry Grady J. tlnneE was ptss
man and Miss Ada Davis Inalu @!
honor The honeymoon VIII De 7pti .iI
IN Florida. MIR. ana MIS- lhnvt VIII
make their nome IN Ja'h aonN IN.
Miss Leila rogers ehteIla'htu az
bfiage fllaaN "i'eLl'"uli IA 49, ...,t..,...
Miss JalsA Aip'' ~ Tvs, ,, ,i''' 80 lg
TO Virgin Thorpe VIII tahe pla'o . . . uiie
20. Miss NlmpeIIN VIII pe l"'i p'i
mented with "a tea lutsddN pN MISS
Anna Sha"
MI and Mrs. nonla7 AN ,t enlyi
tanned AT barbecue w 'u"''""s us
as compliment 10 Ut ana MIS-. ''
r. HNre OF ocala, fla. r..,.......,
MISS NI'e M"H7",' 10y :, ''', ,, ,,,,g,,r
Va, the daughter OF ) -. NulS1".
vice president of inc Georgia SCUM
ern q Florida kalirotu mas peeh eh '.s,.,l,
sively entertained. Wtuh's1"S "lNl.1
she was tonpll5hehl'u VIZ
party at the theoter 10y M >. X
Jaques. ana Afterwards a ou''' |uP
per ana dance We're enjoy 'u 81 Nit p
Jaques residence. Lruisu'H lllS',,
Mr. and Mrs. l. J. hltiN'I b'Nt
dance in Miss Munson hohoi al ll.'
" O..
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tanned at bridge Friday afternoon.
Miss Lottie Wilson entertained
thirty Of the younger set Friday
evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
HILDRETH GETS
HIGH HONOR
is APPOINTED SECRETARY OF
THE COLUMBIA MITCHELL CLUB
OF NEW YORK CITY, WHICH is
BACKING JOHN MITCHELL
AGAINST TAMMANY.

The students of Columbia university
are taking a tremendous interest in
the municipal campaign in New York
City, where John Purroy Mitchell is
leading the non-partisan forces against
Judge Mccall, the Tammany nominee.
At the recent meeting of representa-
tive committees appointed from the
republican, democratic and progressive
clubs. Melvin Hildreth Of this city,
was elected secretary Of the Columbia
Mitchell club. AS Mr.. Mitchell is a
Columbia man, the entire student body
is getting behind the organization,
which now has nearly 1000 members.
On it's executive board and campaign
committee are many men prominent
at the university, including a repre-
sentative from every fraternity, the
president of every class, as we'll as men
prominent in athletic and literary lines.
At a meeting last week, the club, &C
companied by a band, marched down
Broadway and to a monster Mitchell
meeting, where they greeted their can
didate with the Columbia yell. The
students are to have q campus mass
meeting at which Mr.. Mitchell will
speak. next Wednesday,. On the &C.
casion Of the great fusion parade on
Nov. l, at which time thousands Of
men and many organizations will par
ticipate, the Columbia club has been
chosen to head the procession and to
act as Mr.. M~itchelTs guard of honor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
EAST SIDE NOTES

At the regular meeting of Moorhead
lodge A. F. & A. M, last night, there
VAS an exemplification of the master
mason degree with Worshipful Master
Hopeman in the chair. There were
two candidates.
At the instance of the Catholic
Order Of Foresters an electric light
and globe, the latter suitably inscrib-
ed has ben placed over the door of
st. Joseph's hall and parochial school
building.
Frank Bowman Of Blackjack, Mimi,
is visiting his son, Adolph Bowman
for a few days.
Orris Oliver, a prominent citizen of
GAINESVILLE, was doing business in the
city today. .
There is an agitation in GAINESVILLE
in favor Of eliminating the old plan Of
electing aldermen under the ward sys-
tenn and to change the ordinances so
that the city council can be elected at
large. .
The Woman's auxiliary of the Y.
M. G. A. at Mankota has arranged for
a very attractive lecture course for the
winter and it will be under the sole
management Of the ONE
Manager and Mrs. Hunt of the
Comstock have received invitations to
attend the ceremonies and banquet
which are to mark the re-opening of
the Widman hotel at Mitchell, S. D.
The women Of st. Johns Episcopal
church seem to be enjoying a hvely
patronage at the rummage sale they
are holding in the K~assenborg build
ing. :.
A meeting of the members of the
Fellowcraft club will be held in the
office Of Wilfred Costain Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock. y,
City Attorney Rustad will leave this
evening for the cities on a business
mission.
Nicholas Thomey has been elected
county auditor at st. Cloud. vice John
P. Rau. deceased.
There are rummage sales galore in
progress and coming under the aus
pieces of the several churches of theI
city. Announcements have been made
by the women workers of the Congre-
gational and Presbyterian churches.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
BwLACKJACKED and. ROBBED
Charge of Highway Robbery in First
Degree Is Lodged Against
Negro.

G. e. Abernethy is held in the city
Jail on a charge of robbery in the first
degree. He has expressed a desire 10
plead guilty, and will be taken before
Judge Pollock, probably today.
Abernethy was arrested last night
on complaint of G. A. Garrison. Carl
sen inquired the way to the Great
Northern depot, and Abernethy, who
was with Will Martin, another negro.
pointed III the way. AS Carlson
started, A~bernethy volunteered to &C.
company him, and asked Martin to
come also. Martin, suspecting Aber-
nethy's purpose, refused to go. A lit
tie farther along Martin, saw Aber-
nethy hit Carlson on the head with a.
blackjack. Abernethy took 50 and a.
knife from the pockets of his victimi
and skipped. 5000. 't.'.
The police were notified, and caught
Abernethy just as he was leaving his
rooming house with his grip and ov-
ercoat. He had the knife in his peck
ct, and Garrison positively identified
him as his assailant. Carlson said he
had a IS bill inside his hatband. The
police found the hat with the bill all
safe near the spot where the attack
was made. ,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
Big EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS BEFORE
BREAKFAST IF YOUR BACK
HURTS Or BLADDER BoTHERs.
YOU.

The American men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney trou-
BILE, because we eat too much and all.
our food Is rich. Our blood is filed
with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to filter out, they weaken from
overwork, become sluggish: the elm
NATIVE tissues clog and the result is
kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
a general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
of lead; your back hurts or the urine
Is cloudy, full Of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; if you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy, nervous
spells, acid stomach, or you have
rheumatism when the weather Is bad,
get from our pharmacist about -four
unces Of Jad Salts; take a table
spoonful in a glass Of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This fam
u salts is made from the acid Of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera
tons to flush and stimulate clogged
kidneys; to neutralize the acids in the
urine SO it no longer is a source Of ir-
ritation, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jure, makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water beverage, and belongs in
every home, because nobody can make
a mistake by having a good kidney
flushing any time.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
LATE LOCALS

The Delphian Study Glass of College
Girls will meet tonight at the home Of
Misses Hazel and Pearl Smith, 1912
Third avenue south. Each Is
expected to bring her reference book
and questions.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Swanson 1922 Third
avenue north, on Oct. 81, n left a
nine pound baby girl.
The Social Service league, composed
of the Fargo Y. M. {. A. Y.
w. c.. A., the Baptist Y. F. s. and the
Methodist Epworth league, met last
night at the Methodist church., and
took up matters of civic interest," es-
pecially in connection with charities,
and woman and child labor. 1t was
study of the laws of the city and the
state which relates to the questions in
hand, and discussions on these topics
will follow at later meetings.
Sidney Teller, editor Of The Butter
fly, a social service magazine, and d.
rector of West Park, No. 2, one of The
most congested districts in Chicago,
will be in this city Dec. IA, Is and 16.
He will speak on the subject, The
Health Of the City. He has asked
policewoman Irma Erwin to send him
a complete report on the sanitary con
ditions of Fargo, housing, marketing,
etc, and will be prepared to give a
very interesting discussion on the sub
ject he has chosen.
Stewart Wilson is taking a few days
rest at the Clinton hotel in Minneapolis
where he is sre~cuperating from a Slight
attack of ervou exhaustion. Word
received today states lie is rapidly i'm
proving.