Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

Former Representative John Pound
Of Hansboro was . business visitor in
the city last night.
y Mrs. Wycof left this morning, for
Grand Forks where she will spend
Christmas with her friends.
James Keegan Of Rock Lake is in
the city today. He informed some Of
his friends Of the coming marriage Of
his son, James, Jr.
Miss Pearl Duell returned last night
from Park River where she is teaching
and win spend Christmas at home.
George Mallough is in from the road
and vii spend Christmas with his fam
lily.
Dr.. Jones took an auto trip to Web
ster this morning on professional bust
ness.
Miss A. Anderson, one Of the teach
ers at the. st. John High School. passed
through the city yesterday on her way
to Grand Forks where she expects to
spend the holidays.
Miss Lille Hagen returned home to-
day from Pleasant Lake, where she is
teaching and will spend the holidays
with her relatives.
w. 81. Samuels returned to his home
at Webster this morning, after serving
on the ciunty auditing board for sever
al days at the court house. He is one
of the Ramsey county commissioners.
Mesdames W. P. O'Brien and w. NJ.
Nortz have issued invitations to their
friends to progressive dinner to be
given at the O'Brien home next Thurs
day. The event is looked forward to
by those fortunate enough to have an
invitation, with much pleasure.
Miss Mabel Robertson of Bisbee, re-
turned home to Grand Forks bywayof
this city.
! Mrs. E. A. Lehman of Grand Forks,
was in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
Miss Bertha Olsen is home for the
holidays, from Mayville.
| Rebecca Calderwood who has been
attending school in this city the past
few months, has returned to Michigan
City flor the holidays.
Miss f. McCarty, left for Milbank,
s. D., yesterday. ,T
o. o. Wehrly of Syracuse, Ind, re.
turned to his home at Perth, yester.
day by way of this city.
Miss ]. Fell of Grand Forks, is
here for a few days. visit with the
Flummerfelt family.
Mrs. G. R. Driver and children of
Warwick, passed through the city last
evening on their way to different
points in Southern Indiana.
Miss F.. Mallory, the Eighth. grade
teacher, left for her home at Glendale
to visit, yesterday.
Ada Mccormick left for Churchs
Ferry yesterday.
Miss E. D. Flagg went to Grants
berg, Wis, for the holidays, to visit
her sister, Mrs. J. DIN.
Mrs. P. Fl. Mitchell Of Caledonia, is
here looking after her business inter
ests here.
Mr.. F. W. Berro and wife of Osago
MINI, passed through the city yes
ter1Ry on their way to Seattle, Wash.
Miss Bragg, of Perth returned te
her home yesterday after month e
visit with friends in Chicago.
Mrs. E. A. Dell Of Aberdeen, S. D..
passed through here yesterday on he1
way to Rolla for short Christmas Wis
it.
Mrs. Moody returned home yester
day after short visit in the east.
Miss Nellie James, a teacher at
Rolla, returned yesterday to her home
at Hope for two week IS vacation.
Miss Della Thompson is at home
spending the vacation after term al
the state Normal at Valley City.
Miss McTavish passed through here
yesterday on her way home to Candc
after spending term at the Mayville
Normal.
Mrs. J. R. Delan of Crazy, was here
yesterday doing Christmas shopping.
Mr.. J. L. Higgins Of Crazy was here
yesterday shopping.
J. Smith and Albert Jaqua, two Of
the Devils Lake debaters, left for
Warwick and Toxic respectively.
Geo. L. Charlebog was here yester
day from Belcourt.
The following are students from the
academy that left for their homes yes
terday: Frank Bishop for Bisbee, anc
M. Considine for Bisbee.
Mrs. A. J. Cameron and daughter
passed through the city on their way
to st. Paul.
Miss Town left for her home at Val
ley City on No. 4 yesterday.
Miss Morris left for Bismarck yes
terday afternoon.
Miss E. Nelson Of Willow City
was here between trains yesterday Ell
route for Hope.
supt G. S. Farbin of Westhope
passed through the city on his way tt
Grand Forks, where he expects to