Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-09

Dr. G. J. McGurren reports the
birth of daughter to Rev. and Mrs.
Wallace Of this city, yesterday. Also
the birth Of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sebastian Smith, of Sweetwater, this
morning.
G. E. Forest is here from Cando.
Mr.. Forest is the political wonder of
Towner county.
Mrs. Joe Peterson left today for
Fargo where Mr.. Peterson is located
in business and where they will make
their home.
Misses Blanch Fox, Lillian Wine
man and Mamie Huesgen leave today
for Fish Lake where they will join
Mr.. and Mrs. Rother of Perth and
Misses Blanche Elmslie and Alta Fox,
and enjoy a weeks fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Serumgard, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson left today
by auto for jamestown where they
will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Walker, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henley re-
turned yesterday from a trip to Bran
don and other Canadian points. The
crops look better this side of the line
according to Mr.. Henley and he is es-
peciallv we'll satisfied that he lives in
Ramsey county.
Allie McInness will leave next Mon
day evening for Fargo to attend the
druggist convention. Probably sever
al other city druggists will attend the
big conclave this year, although all
have not definitely decided.
Louis Thiessen had his days for
play this week being in attendance at
the Grand Forks fair for several days.
Louie only intended to stay one day,
bnt the fact that the train was re-
ported later than it really was, caused
Louie to extend his visit.
Elmer Thune Of Penn, was visitor
in the city yesterday.
Miss Bernascher, Of Churchs Ferry,
underwent an operation for nasal trou-
BILE at Mercy hospital this morning.
Miss Nell Moran entertained a few
friends last evening at "rum dunn
party.
Misses Susie Wallace and Cecile
Todd were visitors in the city from
Grand Harbor today.
Miss Anna Hartman of Penn, was q
Devils Lake visitor yesterday after.
noon.
Miss Josie Thopinka was in Leeds
yesterday for short visit between
trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Dion left today
for Grand Harbor, after a short visit
here.
John Ohern returned last night
from Grand Forks where he has beer
attending the fair.
The Misses Arnold returned last
evening on No. l from Grand Forks
where they have been visiting for the
past month.
Louis Mundt returned last evening
from Grand Forks where he has beer
in attendance at the fair. Mrs. Mund
who accompanied him will renal,
there for a few days visiting will
friends.
The School avenue sewing bee en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs
: Gapp in honor Of her sister Mrs.
Peterson who will leave today fol
; Fargo.
Allie Bond accompanied by Miss Lu
cile Flummerfelt left last evening TO:
Grand Forks, where Miss Lucille will
:, visit at the Bond home for severa
: days.
GRAND FORKS, Aug. 3.-Miss Be,
. tina Erdman, R. n, president of tn
North Dakota Nurses association, an,
. Miss Emily Orr, R. N, both Of thi
city, have returned from Fargo wher
they attended the first meeting of tn
/. executive and educational committee
Of the state association since the o,
!, ganization here last May. The gathe,
ing was in session Monday afternoo,
!, and all day Tuesday and considerabl
business Of Importance was transacted
: The general program meeting of thes
two committees was set for next o.
! tober at Devils Lake and the program
was outlined at this gathering.
:. Nine nurses attended this meetin
:. s~d the two Grand Forks represents
tives were entertained at the homes O
= Mrs. Bolyne and Miss stanfor;
:, Am ,g the social attentions accorde
the visitors were luncheon given b
- Mrs. Brown, register at the nurses
- club, q theatre party by Mrs. Bolyn,
a reception by Miss Stanford and a
auto drive over the city.
(From Mondays Daflv.)