Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
From California.

From California.
Mrs. Renaud of Los Angeles is visit
ing Miss ANGEL for a few days, after
which she will go to Grand Forks.
Visiting Matson's.
Miss Vonnie McNanny of Crarv is
visiting at the Matson home on 18th
street.
Visits Uncle.
Miss Morgan Of Starkweathcr is WIS.,
ting with her uncle, Mr.. J. @. Adams.
Guest of Miss Lewis.
Miss Christine Finlayson of Botti-
neau is the guest of Miss Jennie Belle
Lewis for a few days.
Pages Back.
Mrs. u. z. Page and children return
ed yesterday from month IS visit in
Duluth
Visits Miss Tracy.
Miss Stacie McNanny. of Minneapo-
lis, is visiting with Miss Mary Tracy.
Visited Paris.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Rollins, who has been in Europe since
February, saving that she expected to
arrive in Boston Aug 5th. today.
While away she has visited many
places, but the greater part of her
time was spent in Paris, where she has
been for the last couple of months.
Having Time.
The Misses NIayme and Helen lines
gen, who have been visiting with their
aunt, Mrs. NJ Leonard, at Rolette, for
the last couple of weeks arc reporting
a splendid time. They visited at Bel.
court last Sunday, where St. AIMS
Day was celebrated. This is a great
day among the French people. The
Misses Huesgen will visit al st. John
before returning home.
Going to Garske.
Misses Pearl and Louisa Duell will
60 to Garske today. Miss Pea:l will
visit over Sunday at the Ducll farm
while Miss Louisa will spend the re-
malnder OF the summer there.
From MELVILLE.
Miss Eerna Fuller, of MELVILLE, is
visiting Miss Louisa Dueil today.
Expected Back.
Frank Tracy is expected to return
TODAY from his vacation, which he srent
at his home in jamestown.
Going to Minnesota.
Mrs. Hannah Chapman leaves to-
morrow for Frazee. Mimi
Entertained.
Miss Reca Connolly entertained about
thirty friends Yesterday afternoon in
honor of her sister, Miss Mae IGNORE
Thompson was fortunate in winning
the prize in the letter contest. After
partakihg Of a delicious luncheon the
guests gave toast to the bride to be
and departed for their homes.
From St. Paul.
&. II. Ames and wife Of st. Paul are
stopping at the Colonial for week
and are visiting friends in the city.
Fast of Alb.
At sunset, Thursday night orthodox
Jews concluded their observation of
the fast of Ab, COMMUNICATING the
destruction of the first and second
temples in Jerusalem. Many pious
Jews tasted from sunset Wednesday
night until sunset Thursday night and
special services were held in the
churches Wednesday night with early
services at Z a. m. and p. III. Thurs
day, in which special feature was
the reading of the book of Lamenta-
tons. Alb is the eleventh month of the
Jewish civil year and fifth of the ec-
cieslastlcal year. and corresponds to
the July moon, falling partly in July
and partly in August. The destruction
OF the first temple by Nebuchadne zzar.
oS6 3. G., and of the second by Titus,
~ A. d., are the events commemorate
ed on the ninth day of Alb, or Aug. 8.
Wore First Handouts.
Harry Burke, the man who was ar.
rested at Leeds for stealing pennants
which he endeavored to dispose of in
| Devils Lake and was located in this
city by Sheriff Benson of Grand Forks
county and Sheriff Mclean. entered a
plea of guilty at Grand Forks and was
f1ned $50 and costs. Burke was con.
sldered rather smooth character by
the officials and is the only prisoner
whom Sheriff Benson has handcuffel
since he has been in office. After Burke
had been arrested at Leeds he asked
the chief of police to let him visit his
friends in a show tent thera. When
the chief got him down in the car he
became convinced that Burke was try
ing to make his getaway and took the
prisoner back.
The first word received concerning
Burke after he lfet with the pennants
came from Oscar Baarson Of Devils
Lake, who told Burt Crarv of someone
selling pennants below bookstore prices.
Crazy brought word to Charley Brown
lee, one of the proprietors, and through
this information Burke was traced to
Leeds and captured.