Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
AT CHAuTAUQUA

lng'' was the subject under discussion
before the w. c. r. U. at Baldwin cot
tage yesterday morning. Mrs. Rose
Maurer, of Starkweather, gavea point
ed paper on the subject which she COW
cred from every viewpoint. This was
followed by talk by Mrs. Goheen,
state superintendent of that departe
mcnt, who brought out the following
reasons why the tithny system should
be used: LIST because it is God IS law;
End, it pays in spiritual blessing; 3rd
it pays in temporal property; 4th, be-
cause Gods promises are sure (Mal
3-1o-lD; 5th, this plan has known no
failure; 9th, because it meets all the
ordinary needs of the church. An in
spring discussion followed in which
Mrs. Harriet took an active part and
in her words upheld the giving of one
tenth to church causes,
An attraction viii, will be here
July -, Is, and L., IS :hr Luthcr col
legc band, composed of musicians who
have charmed lovers of good sand mu-
sic the country over. Ciautauqua did
not anticipate such a pleasure and
there is no doubt but what the boys
from DEBORAH will be greeted by large
houses at each performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes of Can
DO arrived yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Walton and three
children, Of Darlington, arrived yester
day morning by motor car to visi!
Mrs. G. w. NIoores, Mr. Walton IS sister
The gentlemen have been much il
evidence at the w. c. T. U. institute:
and at the beautiful Vesper services
held last Sunday evening. DR.. Cree
gan and DR.. Wickard gave interestin,
talks.
Miss Mae Muelen, Of Penn, is tn
guest for the remainder of the week o
Mrs. A. NJ. Holt.
Mrs. Evelyn w. Clark who has bee
the guest Of Mrs. G. w. Moores leave
for st. Paul Saturday. Mrs. Clark ha
been at Michigan and Mayville and a
the latter place has summer class i
china painting.
The ladies who make their heat
quarters at Baldwin cottage say tina
they are having a great time and ar
enjoying the little informal reception
which are held every day very mucl
Here they greet old friends and met
new ones and put in many pleasar
(hours.
Miss Edith Belchcr who lives east
Devils Lake is the guest of Miss JUL
Shelvcr.
DR. Johnson, a graduate of the
n. D., is guest at the Brannon co
tage.
Professor and Mrs Simpson cntc
tanned at supper Saturday evenil
when they had as their guests the bi
logical station people.
Lois Jones, who has been spendil
several days in town as the guest
Miss Faith Angel, returned to can
yesterday.
Miss Rosalia Jourgens returned ve
tcrday to Mayvile, where she will !;
tend the summer school. Miss Jurge
is student at the Normal and h
been spending the past two weeks wi
, her mother at her Chautauqua cottas
; Foster Woodwork, Of Hornell, n.
! arrives today to spend a week with h
sister, Mrs. Earl Mann. When he h
concluded his visit here Mrs. MAJ
Will accompany nm east.
Quoits is a game which is being
dulged in by many Of the men on t
grounds, and there is scarcely d;
: but what an exciting group of enth,
; lasts gather to put the horseshoe.
times there is almost as much excit
! mcnt as one would find at the b:
e park, and great deal of fun is G
pcrienced by the players.
? A swing put up in the large tree he
e the Ark by Rev. E. S. Shaw is t.
:. means Of much enjoyment for the lit
people in that neighbornood.
Fred Mann left yesterday for Min
? where he will attend tn convention.
, The places of business facing Il
J high wind during Monday and Tuesd;
J found it hard to keep things movil
e against such adverse conditions, al
: Monday several OF them closed up the
windows and doors until the worst
the storm was over
D Mrs Hans Moe made short tr
h. away from camp yesterday and will I
{ turn today.
I The man with the hose likewise t.
pick, is very much in evidence the