Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08

hcSs NisitoI III tue citS yesterday IH.l
today.
| Nels Melass, the Buffalo. Pitts travel.
ing man from Fargo is in the city to-
day.
Walter Whitford returned yesterday
from visit with relatives i'll Cando.
DR.. Jones was in Crary yesterday
looking after professional business.
Alex. Watson, the drug pedlcr, was
in town last evening OH business.
Vincent Fenoa is spending Il few
days on the reservation.
F. e. +. Forrest of Canlo is IN the city
today.
Mrs. George Tallmadge was able to
leave for her home at Devils Lake
yesterday, being sufficiently recovered
from an operation she underwent re.
Iccntly.-Minot Reporter.
Mrs. James O,Mcara OF Chicago and
Mrs Chas. Nelson of Eckman arc in
the city the guest of their brother,
Bob Wilmott. Mrs O'Meara was ac-
compauied by her two daughters.
Miss Grace Thompson wa III the
city today enr:'ir 10 Great Falls,
Mont, where she viii tearl, III tie
schools this winta-. Miss Thompson
taught for a nui.hcr of years in the
Devils Lake schools and is very wei,
known in this city.
| Miss Dream Huns entertained Six
tcnn of her lt,l, friends Yesterday
i "om : to S 1t Nls -. occasion of
toss received marv pretty gifts
Games were plavr! after which a de-
;clous diner wis served
,,lrs. Gene Pile and children auicrl
do.;n from Cam. yesterday. Her
nri'' Nv. who has ht"u vis,tlrw tt, 70
dur" g the suu n'r came with them and
| left on No. > for his home in Missouri
They returned to Cando in the evening
and were accompanied by Mrs. NJ. NJ.
| Walker.
Miss Mary f. Norton. sister of the
secretary of state and employee Of that
office, is not on duty today. The young
lady is confined to her home with a
severe cold. She says she sannot pro-
nouncc the maladv hay-fcvcr, for her
income does not justify it.-Bismarck
| Tribune.
Allie Bond and family moved up
from Chautauqua yesterday.
Mrs. Dougherty AMI son Of Stark
weather were in III. city today.
| Mrs. y. Hintgcs of Michigan was in
the city Yesterday between trains
Hiss Lillian Hale returned last even
ing from an extended .isit IN the cast.
Miss France: Shortrid &c l.ft today
been engaged to teach tie comm"
var.
Misses Anna Miller and Lucy CHS
olm drove down by auto from Webster
yesterday.
Mrs. Dahl and children are expected
to return tomorrow from visit at
Fairdale.
Mrs. Moe and daughter of Churchs
Ferry are spending a few days at
Chautauqua.
Mesdames Wickort and Hayes were
guests at the Sylvester Fhmmerfel7
farm yesterday.
Mrs. Sheldon and daughter Ruth re-
turned yesterday from a visit with
relatives in Leeds.
Miss Elizabeth AIcNamare leaves to-
day for Fife. II. D.. where she will
teach school this winter.
Miss Pearl Covkendall leaves tomor-
row for White Earth. where she has
accepted position to teach
Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham and lit
tie grand daughter were shopping in
town yesterday from Grand Harbor
Mrs. Bond and baby leave today for
! Fairdale for short visit and from
there they will 20 to Meadow River.
MINI.
Mrs. Murphy and son from Albert
Lea, Mimi, arrived this morning on No.
; and are the guests of Mrs Blais-
dell.
Mrs. McVey entertained number of
her friends and neighbors at sewing,
bee. After very enjoyable afternoon
delicious refreshments were served
Miss Isabelle Lackey, formerly of
this city, passed through here yester-
day on No. i, enroute for st. Paul.
where she will attend school this win.
ter.
Miss Margaret McVay is expected to
return tomorrow from a two months
visit with relatives in Grand Forks AMI
Mimic. Miss McVey expects to attend
school here this winter.
Mrs. George Parker was in the city
Yesterday from Chautauqla visiting
| with friends. She left on No. 6 for
Leeds, where she will attend party
given by Mrs. Warren Of that city.
Misses Norma Hines ard Minnie
Gruber leave tomorrow fer st. FAIL.
During the absence ot Miss Hines. her
sister, Miss Startr.i,le, will fill her
position as hookkeeper ut the Lake
Grocery
Miss Irene Rankin is expected to ar
rive today from Upham for two
weeks visit here. While in the city
she will be the guest of Miss Edna
Hanson. From here Miss Rankin will
go to Minneapolis, where she will
spend the winter.
On last Tuesday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents at this
place occurred the marriage of Mr..
Henry l.. Weeks and Miss Laura Gud-
mundson, the Rev. Pitman officiating.
Only the immediate friends and rela-
tives of the bride were present. The
groom is young business man of Sedg-
wick, Alberta, where he his engaged in
the grain business. The bride is well
and most favorably known in this com
munity, having lived here for seevral
years. Immediately after the ceremony
the happy couple, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Gudmundson, left by automo-
bile for Devils Lake to take the mid
night train for Sedgwick, where they
will nike their home. The people of
Starkweather are sorry to see Miss
Gudmundson leave, but all wish the
couple long, happy and prosperous
Journey through life. = Starkweather
Times.
(From Saturdays Daily.)