Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08
Miss Eva serumgard left yesterday

Miss Grace Sturtevant of Williston
is expected to arrive today to be the
guest of Miss Emma Spokesman.
Miss Myrtle Kennedy left this morn
ing for Grand Forks where she will
resume her studies at st. Bernard e
Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. B. Davis and
daughter of Starkweather were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. G. w. H. Davis and
daughters over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurer and sons and
Mrs. Allies of Detroit, Mich, autoed
to town yesterday from starkweather
and visited friends here.
Miss Lillian Reese left last evening
on No. for Minneapolis, where she
will join her father. Miss Reese ex-
poets to remain in the Twin Cities dur
ing the fair. ...... ...
Mrs. G. D. White left last evening for
her home in Minneapolis, after Wis.,
it of a week with her husband at the
Great Northern hotel and with her
many friends in this city.
Mrs. Harvey Pierce, who has been
the guest of Mrs. W. somerville left
today on No. for Havre, Mont,
where she will make her future home,
moving there from Evansville.
Miss Radcliffe of Eagle River, Wis
consin, and Miss La Due of St. Paul,
arrived this morning on No. to again
resume their positions in our city
schools. Miss Radcliffe is the teacher
of music mad Miss LaDue has charge
of the Domestic Science.
Miss Grace Bradley of Webster is in
the city today on business.
Mrs. Jack Duis and child leave to-
day for the Twin Cities where they will
attend the fair. From there they will
go to Sioux City where they will visit,
leaving there for Topeka, Kan. The hol-
idays and spring will be spent at Seat
tie, Wash. Mrs. Duis vii return about
April LIST.
Word has been received from Miss
Mae Flore. who recently visi;cd III this
city, that she is now comfortably To-
rai' i IN Bemid;i MIMI, where she
"n,..! with her mot, ana sister Miss
Flore will remain a coupl- Of months
with her family before taking trip
to Washington, D. G., where she will be
the ruest of another sister t
The following from the Fargo Forum
will be Of interest to University grad
yates in this city who were friends Of
Miss Harriet Imhoff: "Miss Ona I'M
hoff announced the engagement of her
sister, Miss Harriet Imhoff, until re-
Gently librarian at the Carnegie Ii
brary, of this city, to Robert Campbell,
of Sacramento, Cal, yesterday at
luncheon given at her summer cottage
ON Lake Mendoza, Madison. Wis. The
event was elegant in the extreme and
was attended by a large number of
Miss Harriet's University and girlhood
friends. Mr.. Campbell was formerly
member of the faculty of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, in the department of
economics, and is now in charge of the
legislative reference work at the state
capitol of California. Miss Imhoff will
remain in Madison with her sister at
the family home for a few weeks, and
then go to New York city to be the
guest Of her brother and to take COM
pletc rest. The exact date of her mar
riage to Mr.. Campbell is still kept a
secret. Sincere congratulations will be
extended from a host of Fargo friends
of Miss Imhoff, to the favored sutton,
and they will be accompanied by every
wish for smiles from Dame Fortune.''
This week will mark the exodus of
the young people Of Devils Lake who
will attend educational institutions out
side of this city. Practically all of
those who were in attendance at the
higher schools last year will return
and their ranks will be greatly aug
mented from the Senior class Of last
year. Of the seniors who will leave,
Frank Palmer will attend the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, Howard Baker goes
to the Agricultural college at Fargo,
Olga Halgren will attend the Valley
City Normal while her sister, Esther,
will attend the University of MINI.
Arley Tufford will be another to attend
the Valley City institution. Inez Ser
umgard will accompany her sisters to
the state university and Kathleen Cow
an will enter at the University of Min
nesota, from which her sister gradual
ed last year. The remainder of the
class have not announced their inten-
tions but it is not expected that they
will go away this year.
Of the others who will leave, Irene
Thompson returns to st. Katherine at
St. Paul, where she commences her
Senior year. Margaret McClory will
enter the preparatory course at the
same school, specializing on music.
Adele Thompson and Blanche Elmslie
return to the Valley City Normal, en-
tering on their second year. Dan Pros
ser and Howard Maher will return to
the state university, Prosser in Acad-
emic work and Maher in the law course.
Wallace Maher will return to Shattuck
Military school at Faribault Myrtle
T[ona1v will uo ~ G. por,orl >, Aoo5