The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-13
Ihere were twenty

daVorite G1,norrite recipes. There were twenty
guests present. my
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. ShartIe Of Midd1e
eeowh, o., Will arrive in the citv today
stV st4i ainonth's visit with their nenhew
FareSo names, who has established the
M Auctloneer1ng exchange here.
~ Snartle Is a large business man
she Buckeye state and may decide tt, to
make Fargo his home. -'0NiO0 "
Mrs. and Mrs. r, B. Newton A9k
H%iilh % avenue south, who are snendine,
tne summer at the Detroit lakes re-
noade nuldeo > Monday from Winnipeg. They
away abont % ttrlp IN their car and were
tihey proceeded to the lake to- spend
Ills remainder of the summer
MRS. Walter Greenebaum of CHICAGO
aI ~no mas mas oeen visiting her parents Mr.
ana and Mrs M; Stern, 21O, Ninth 81 Street ae t
ute' route s6a ieat iI, fGr her home today. En-
h minneapolis a few days. Mrs Greene e. e.
Saun has just recently returned from
nro.tand nta.d where she spent several
Last evening at 1880 o'clock at the
peemrro6 paensn aouse of st. Mary's cathedral,
ence e camnbe11 one 1m1arEiage Gai,gge of Miss Flor,
Kfs; Kisn, Michael 1Gampbell, to Atty. II. O.. O.
;mnSemme of Thief River Falls, MINI
me ceremony was performed in the
FRaesGince Fa' or the near relatives and a
lew lntlmate friends and the only ar
Iendants were Miss Elizabeth Kiomn,
bd ba, Decorah, Ia, and Michael Camp
pei; pada, , Jr: Following the ceremony 4
home h of tbep JbupPef bride,s was = i served At the
W eng avenue south. after which M
htlomme left for an extended eastern
rip. lip Ihey will be at home to their
sant ssflends at Thief River Falls after
=, IN The regular business and social
Ald society was held Tuesday AFTER
noon. Mrs. John Peterson, frst Vice,
president, was in the chair, Mrs. Sweet !
if1n ifn[a nelng, detained at home BY the
ih,nness hnatps OF her husband During the
utnerea ~ sent to Mr.. Boerth for a large
sllt on the beautiful decoration Of tbe
Snufch gnn and another to Mr.. Sweetland
sea m ffoldinl ia free !. 90 use Of lumber for the
Gfalied f upon and he gave an interest
LIN rra ana instructive talk upon "A Better
sargo; He said In part that the three
,rrI : ii.ats - Ior prosperous city are:
beautiful and a city heaIthfuI' GoIa
I alone IS not sufficient; there must bH
nopie fan men and women to develop these
oSatures ~ t,,re N q city. He cited the caSe
part Es of the state. one beautiful and at-
Iaractiye because thirty years ago NJ
rs nrst citizens planned for parks, schools
ana churches and then planted tTees
Wherever needed. The other city.S as 4
ald e, ana more fayorabIy located il not
me city beautiful Its hot, dry, dusty,
4,.r ana shelterless, with nothing to at
tract. Many young people would like.
70 70 DO something to help better condi-
Ll Llons. but hardly know Wnere to begin.
f'or these there are scores of hdaItfl
problems, political problems sbcial
pr%oblefns. % abor pro obiems These, lie
fr1 FAt,
stroy our civilization Tn looking back
over a busy TWEEN IT, 1--WE years Ii seems
to me that Il lie Y fend of business lheth
DDS has been doWnWar6as Public NOR
ais have been at low ebb What is
needed most OF y II iis leaders OF the.
people not under not under contfoI 81
vested interests.ag We have well begun
our city homes; we have our beautiful
lawns ,l shades trees. parks but what
have we done for our city healSIlfuI?.
TAe nrst steps may have been aakei,.
ssg have Our food laws and our apIerl-s
tsa pure water supply. But matter