Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-08-18
Left for Home.

LEU 1OC HOME.
Miss Dahl, who has been visiting in
toe city with her brother, DIR. l'ahl,
LEFT today for her home in Grafton.
Visit Brother.
The Misses Grey are visiting their
brother, Mr.. Grey.
Mrs. Daeley Leaver.
Mrs. John Daelcy leaves for the Dae-
ley farm at Lakot this afternoon.
Expected Home.
Miss Alice Daeley is expected to re-
turn this afternoon from a week s Wis
it at her fathers farm at Lakota.
Old Timer
Tori Arnet from Carr1ngscn, an old
timer in Devils Lake, IS re :cwirg nc.
quaints.nres in the city.
An Expert.
A. Williams, one of the famous Inter
national Harvester experts, will leave
today for Pekin, N. D.
Traveller.
Mr.. O'Harren, the Aultman-Tayl
travelling man, leaves today for Bisbee.
Will Register.
Miss Alice Belford leaves Saturday
for Berthold land.
V1SlGUTS hEdVCs
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Whitiorl left
yesterday for Mohall. They have been
visiting at the home of J. r. Hasla:a
for the last week.
Visited Son.
Mrs. Abel of Iowa arrived last even
ing for an extended visit with her son.
A. Abel.
To Visit Parents.
George A. Woodward arrives in the
cit ytomorrow for a short visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Wood
ward. Mr.. Woodward has been in the
Twin Cities for the past few days and
is on his return to Maxbass.
Has Been Sick.
Mrs. Morgan, mother of Mrs. T. A.
Haslam, has been on the sick list for
the last few days.
Entertained.
Mrs. Charles Turner entertained for
several ladies who are soon to leave
the city, number gathering at her
home this af-:rnoon. laos, honored
We're Mrs. Bond, soon to leave for
Grand Forks, Mrs. William Miller, who
will go to Nebraska and Mrs. O. Evans,
who will leave shortly for Portland.
Registered.
Misses Bessie Nimmo and Dahl re-
turned yesterday from Minot, where
they registered for land.
On Vacation.
Miss Katie Bauer is having a two
weeks vacation. She is spending a
few days visiting with Mrs. Plsr:o at
the Chautauqua grounds.
Expected Home.
Miss Gladys Russell is expected home
Saturday from Mayville where she has
been attending summer school for the
last few weeks.
Leaves Today.
Supreme Justice Morgan who has
been at Chautauqua for some time
leaves today for an eastern trip.
Towner Attorney.
+. c. Rudolph of Towner, one of the
legal lights of the McHenry county
seat, was in the city attending to bust
ness matters.
Mss Fulton Arrived.
Miss Nellie Fulton arrived last even
ing from Minot. She stopped off here
between trains for short visit with
friends before returning to her home
in Bartlett.
Mrs. Hurst Left.
Mrs. S. Y. Hurst left yesterday for
Alexander where she will visit for
about two weeks.
Miss Juergens Expected.
Miss Rosalia Juergens is expected
home this week from Mayville where
she has been attending summer school
for the past six weeks.
Scott Returns.
Fred Scott, the genial clerk in the
post Office, arrived today from two
week IS vacation at his home in Iowa.
Albert Home.
Albert Powell, who has been spend
ing a few days vacation at Fish Lake,
visiting with friends, returned this af-
ternoon, reporting splendid time.
Fishermen Here.
Sherman McClory and DR.. Follett re-
turned today from week S fishing trip
at Fish Lake.
Went Home.
Louise Miller returned today to her
home at Grand Harbor after few
days visit with friends in the city.
Visited Friends.
Miss Mable Pare of Tolna is visiting
with friends in town for the last few
days.
Stopped OFF.
Miss Florence Jones of Leeds stop
ped off between trains this morning for
short visit with friends. Miss Jones
is on her way to Park River.
Recent Visitor.
Miss Rena Hanson of Hamar left yes
terday for Superior. Miss Hanson is
well known among the young folks of
this city having visited here very re-
Gently.
Dancing Party.
An informal dancing party is sched-
uled to take place at the opera house
hall Friday evening, August 1s, invita-
tions having been issued today.
Shopping.
Mrs. Kleiver Of Newville is in town
shopping today.
Branding Him. Z
Jim doesn't think much Of me.
guess"
"Yes. he does. old man Inst tho