Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

The high school students !. llrne 1 ont
il . body to witness the show at the
Grand last night. -s:a
Edward Cavanaugh was in the city
yesterday from Cato township.
Mrs. W. F. Crowley, q former resi-
dent Of this city, now Of Fargo, is
spending some time here looking after,
her business interests. & ". \: Il
Miss Nellie Boulgo Of Tower City
was . passenger to starkweather this
morning, She arrived here yesterday
and spent the night in Devils Lake.
With the exception Of one shoulder,
which is still badly bruised up, Dan
Healey, the mail clerk who was injured
in the fast mail wreck q few weeks
ago, is improving nicely.
Several Of the conductors who have
been making their headquarters here
have received orders for temporary
layover at Casselton. This order ap-
phys to the men on the sAneta branch.
The bridge club was entertained yes;
terday at the home Of Mrs. DR.. Grove,
the afternoon being spent at cards and
a fine luncheon was served by the host
ess. @l
Ray Young returned last night from
Minneapolis and st. Paul where he has
been on. business AMI also for a visit
to the land show. Ray stopped off at
Crookston for few days visit with his
family.
John A. Forbes, the local representa-
tive for the Grand Forks Mercantile
company, is in from the road this
week. He has been under the doctor IS
care for several days and is reported
much better this morning John Dustin
from Grand Forks is taking his place
on the trip over the territory.
S. G. skulason is here from Lakota
today.
John E. Middaugh OF Cando was
legal visitor in the city today.
Ernest Laechfelt Of Cando passed
through here this afternoon on his way
to Ripon, Wis, where he will spend the
winter.
w. F. Reese of Toledo, Ohio, one Of
the wealthy men in Socialism who de-
livered an address here, left today for
Rugby. i.
Miss Way returned last night from
st. Joseph, MIMI, where she has been
attending school and will spend the
holidays here with her mother.
j. H. Hovey returned this afternoon
from Livingston, British Columbia,
where he holds the position Of road
master for the Canadian Pacific rail
road and will spend Christmas with his
family here.
James II. Terrill of Munich visited
for few hours with many of his
friends in the city last night while on
his way from his home to Hot Springs,
Ark, wh"re he will take treatment for
rheumatism.
Mrs. Carl Nelson of Cando was an
arrival in the city this afternoon.
Rev. Bailey, formerly pastor of the
local Presbyterian church, is receiving
much publicity in the Minnesota city
to which he moved from here. The
Winnebago City Enterprise ran fine
picture Of him and complete sermon
which he wrote expressly for the, pa
per. @ va -
A double wedding occur:>,2s in this
city yesterday when Clarence Bruda-
seth and Miss Jennie Anderson and Al
fred Hanson and Miss Mabel Jorgen.
son, all Of Hamar, were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony. The young
people left last night on wedding
trip to Duluth where they will remain
until after Christmas. They will make
their homes at Hamar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron King of Stark
weather and four children were in town
yesterday on their way to California.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Kings
mother, Mrs. Brown.
Word has been received in the city
Of the death Of Mrs. Williams, wife of
prominent merchant of Warwick. The
funeral will be held in this city tomor-