The Devils Lake world., 1911-01-27
OFFICE PHONE 50

Mrs. VIM. MOeller was among those
suffering from lagrippe the past week
Mrs. Reade entertained few Of he,
friends at bridge party at the sevil
la the first Of the week.
Mrs. p. G. Miller left Tuesday TO,
Iowa where she viii be the guest OF
friends for few weeks.
Miss Emma Sportsman left Wednes
day for jamestown where she will
visit Mrs. Tracy for few days.
Mrs. McGee of Cando who has been
shopping in St. Paul was Devils
Lake visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Lynaush of Rochester, Mimi.
is in the city the guest of her sister
Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald.
Miss Hagen, of the New York store
has been absent from her work on
account of lagrippe.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. S. Satrom, who have
been the guests Of M. S. Hagen, left
this week for Sherwood. N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Morgan of
Starkweatker, who have host OF
friends i'll this city are the happy par.
cnts of twin girls.
Mrs. F;tzimmons returned home
Monday from Upham and the friends
CT Mrs Rankin will be glad to learn
that she is recovering rapidly from,
Eer recent Illness
Dan Brennan entertained & number
OF his friends at Norwegian whist
party last Friday evening. Prof lIojm
added to the pleasure Of the evening
with several vocal selections
The Young People Of the Episcopal
church will meet today with N'rs. A.
NJ. Bond for the organization Of .Iu.
nior Auxiliary. A meeting was held
last Friday, but owing to the, absence
from the city of Rev. Clattenherg, 10
steps were taken.
DIR. and Mrs. A. Carr Of Minot spent
the first of the week with MI an.!
. Mrs. Burgess. Froh here they went
to Neville to visit friends. Mrs
Carr is one Of the leaders in the work
Ct the Women S Clubs of the state
and has host of friends in this city
Ed. Kelly, sheriff of Ward county
was in the city Saturday the %uest IF
his neice, Mrs. NJ. A. Doheny. Mr.
Kelly is one Of the old-timers in the
Magic City and has held number CT
important positions. Just before the
campaign he resigned as Polic, Com
missioner Of Minot and was elected
sheriff with little trouble His years
of service as deputy sheriff make hin
valuable officer.
Crofton Lodge No. 3, I. O. o. F. helt
their regular meeting Wednesday nigh
after which the installation of officer
for the Mystic Encampment No. /;
was held. An invitation was extended
to the Knox encampment to send thei
drill team to Devils Lake on Feb. 22nt
to initiate class of subordinates int,
the encampment.
A delightful afternoon was spent
last Friday by the guests of the DE
gree of Honor who attended the frs
of series of card parties. The gam,
played was Five Hundred, Mrs. Green
berg winning the first prize and Mrs
Rowe the second. The ladies in charg
were: Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Nolan, Mrs
: Hall, Mrs. Halgren and Mrs. o. F. An
derson.
Among the visitors from outside tn
city who attended the splendid prt
duction Of "The Lion and the Mouse
last Friday were: Mesdames Culp an
aiebach from Fort Totteny Mrs. Wal
and Miss Justin of Crary, who WEI
Mesdames LaRupe and Adelbrook, M
and Mrs. Hanalahan, Mr.. and Mr.
Forbes ana Mr.. and Mrs. Huska {
Bisbee, Roy Feeder and Alvin Bcrc,
Gle of Leeds, Mr.. Garfield, Mr.. Mahoo
and Esther Mahood, who was tt
guest of Mamie Huesgen from Cand
and others whose names Tho Worl
was nuable to obtain. Devils Lake a
ways draws large number of the To-
ers of the drama from the surroundi1
towns for productions like that whit
appeared on Friday.
According to reports received in th
city the Old Settlers dance at Ca
do was most auspicious occasion al
created no little furore in the Town
county metropolis.
The floor committee consisted Of Z
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