Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

George Mooers has returned from
business trip to Fargo.
Miss Iverson Of Crary has been visit
ing for few days with Mrs. VIM. Wy
colt in this city.
Miss Anna Strabel returned yester.
day from Fargo for short visit Mt
her home.
Martha Olson returned to her home
at Toxic yesterday. she hae been Wis.
iting tho Misses Shultz..
Mrs. John Stuart of Crary arrived
yesterday for short visit at the Mrs.
James Henley home.
Miss Gussie McLester returned to her
home at Cando yesterday after working
in the city for some time.
A. F. Finnegan has been at home
from his duties on the road for some
time enjoying the holidays.
Miss Arlie Tufford returned yester-
day to Valley City after spending the
holiday vacation at home.
Miss Katherine Argabright Of the
General hospital, is at Rugby visiting
friends for q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severance returned yes
tcrday from visit with friends in the
east.
Mr.. Whitaker returned to his home
at Fargo Saturday to spend few days
at home.
| Miss Francis Gunther has gone to
Brandon, MIMI, for a short visit fifth
her parents there.
| Father Corey of Cando arrived in the
city yesterday for short visit fifth
Father Augustine. u
The son Of Cornelius Frank had the
misfortune to fall off horse yesterday
and break his leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson Of Hansboro ar
rived in the city last night to attend
to some shopping.
Miss Ida Nelson returned last week
from a short Christmas visit with rel
atives at Minot. ...
The Misses Scrumgard returned to-
day to Grand Forks to take up their
school duties after a delightful holt
day spent at home. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hanson returned
yesterday from Maza where they have
been visiting Mr.. Hanson IS parents for
the past three weeks.
Chas. Chidester, night clerk at tho
Colonial hotel, is taking his vacation
now and Ernest Emery is taking his
place.
! Mrs. E. Z. Regan went to Grand
Harbor yesterday afternoon to spend
a few hours with friends, returning in
the evening.
The school children are enjoying the
last week of their vacation skating,
sliding down hills and the many other
sports that please the young life.
! W. E. Bryant left yesterday for
Minot for several days visit and bus.
mess trip to the headquarters of his
company and to the company's mines
DR.. Sihler, the Great Northern ply
stefan from this city, has been busy
since the wreck taking care of the in
jured who were brought to this city.
Vine Lord was the guest of honor al
a party given at the Powell home dur
ing his stay in the city. Vine is the son
Of c. ]. Lord, the Cando banker.
! Messrs. Cunningham and Reese, com
missioners Of Towner county, passed
through the city yesterday on their
way to attend the meeting of the com.
missioners at Cando.
DR.. Tom Morrow, who has been visit.
ing his brother Frank of this city, left
last night for Grand Forks where he
will take the state examination. At
present DR.. Morrow is an inferno in a
Minneapolis hospital.
Judge Cowan and Court Stenograph.
er left yesterday for Rolla, where the
Judge will open court today for Rol.
cite county. Many of the local attor.
neys will also attend as they have
cases in the northern county.
/ It is not thought that the calendar
at Rolla is extremely large and after
the session there the court will return
to Devils Lake where it is probable
an adjourned session will be held and
the work of finishing the calendar for
Ramsey county will be proceeded with.
The Great Northern hotel was some
what surprised at being compelled to
feed the wreck victims Saturday even
ing. Manager Mayer was not prepar-
ed but handled the extra crowd most
creditably.
Miss Vena Chezick of this city, who
was in the wreck of No. Saturday
and who was an occupant of one Of the
cars that left the track and was later
destroyed by fire, was fortunate in es-
Gaping with only a few minor bruises.
time after the wreck occurred she was
unconscious and when she came to her
senses she discovered that she was un-
der mass of wreckage. She says that
the cries of the wounded around her
were piteous indeed and especially pa
thetic were the pleas of the woman who
lost her boy and was badly injured her
self, for some one to save her baby.
Miss Chezick managed to get out of
the wreckage and escape from the