Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
Mrs. F. Romig left for her home in
Neigh, Neb., yesterday after spending
few weeks with her son, DR.. Romig,

Mrs. f. Romig left for her home in
Neigh, Neb., yesterday after spending
few weeks with her son, DR.. Romig,
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Hansen moved to-
day into their new house on school ave.
nue.. They have been living on Ninth
street the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Thompson and
son moved up from Chautauqua yester-
day. They have taken apartments in
the Locke block for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Husebv leave
today for Webster where Mr.. Huseby
will establish restaurant Their
youngest son, Irwin, will enter the Web
ster high school.
The West Side school started yester.
day. The grades included are the first
and second. Miss Morris is in charge.
The children there receive the same in
struction as those at the Central, music
and drawing included.
Word has been received from Frank
Palmer, Jr., who is now at Rochester,
that he has undergone two operations
and expects to undergo another soon.
1t is sincerely hoped that nothing seri-
GUS results from Mr. Palmer's illness.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Violet
Henley entertained her Sunday school
class at the Henley home on Fourth
street. The little guests assembled at
4:3O and spent the afternoon very
pleasantly. About eighteen were pres
emit.
This afternoon the Womans' Relief
Corps of Devils Lake is holding a pic.
mic at the Roberts farm home. The
members of the G. A. r. are also in
vited to attend the festivities and
many plan to leave the cit ythis after,
noon for the Roberts place.
This afternoon a number of youno
ladies leave for Chautauqua where thew
will spend the week end. The voune
ladies will occupy the Halgren Gotta o.
on Lovers Lane. The party consists
Of the Misses Halgren, Webster, Dae
ley and Henzie. Miss Collinson chap
erons.
The Domestic Science course is wei
under way and large class receive
instructions daily. About twenty high
school girls have registered. There has
been number of improvements made
in the Science hall, which greatly ben
efts the course. The first lesson il
cooking was given yesterday.
The members of the Entire Nous clul
will resume work October l and one oil
the important events Of their first meet
ing will be the election of delegate tt
attend the annual gathering Of the
North Dakota Federation of Women ,.
clubs to be held in Devils Lake. The
October hostess has not vet been an
nounced.-Grand Forks Times.
The teachers welcome will be give,
at the Presbyterian Manse this even
ing and all members of the faculty will
be present at the reception, which will
be OF the "get acquainted'' order. TIL,
reception will afford an excellent on
portunity for the citizens to become &C
quainted with the new teachers as vel
as being one of the popular events O.
the society season, the welcome bein.
an annual event. A program has beef
arranged for the occasion and an ex
cellent time is in store for those VIII
attend.
The party at the Page home yester
day afternoon proved to be uniqu
society event. A score of young ladie
were present dressed in kindergarten
costumes, carrying dolls. The palatia
Page home was appropriately decorate
for the occasion and an excellent lunch
con was served at the close of the soc
ial function.
Those present were Misses Mildre
Holmes, Francis Cowan, Pauline, dig
and Inez Serumgard, Mary Cairn.
Ruth Dodge, Helen Haig, Gertrud
Bangs and Mrs. I. l.. Knutson of Iced.
Mrs. Bruso and her sister Miss Tref,
left yesterday for Waterloo, Iowa, t
attend the funeral of their sister. TIL
sympathy of the community is extend
ed to them in their bereavement ..