Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26
Michael Mullen of crary is spendin,

Mrs. u. u. JenO OF MlnneWaukan
came to the city yesterday for a sever.
al days stay
Miss Agnes Doyle came up from
Penn this afternoon for an over Sun
day visit.
John Coghlen of St. John came down
yesterday afternoon for visit with his
friends in this city.
Robert Stacy of Penn made short
business trip to this city last night,
returning today.
w. II. Mcintosh spent few business
hours in Devils Lake yesterday, 7,
turning home on No. 8.
Many of the basketball fans are al
ready talking about the prospects fo,
next year. Thecr will no doubt be a
winning team here.
Mrs. George Mooers will look after
the interests of Mr.. Iooers Office dur.
ing his absence next week at the NJ. W.
A. gathering at Chicago.
A false report was afoat yesterda,,
about wedding. The rumor was not
based on facts, however, and many con
CALCULATIONS which were out of order.
were given.
Mrs. Bertram c. Green is in tho city
from her home at Sherwood visiting
for few days with friends. She at
tended the ball last night given by
the Merry Widows.
The Merry Widows gave dance to
their many friends last night and the
affair was one of the prominent social
events of the season It proved de-
lightful to those who attended.
Mr., and Mrs. Williams returned ys-
terday to their home at n-.;nse;+h ,fto,
Several days spent in the city. Mrs.
Wilson underwent minor operation at
the General hospital and they returned
home as soon as she was able to travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Lord and sor
Vine, who left short time ago for
trip around the world, were expected
ito arrive last night in San Francisco.
They made seevral stops along the way
and will remain in FRISCO until the
first of the month.
George H. Bemis, the noted bass so.
loist who was visiting in the city last
summer at the Falger home, is in Los
Angeles this winter, where he has an
engagement at the Baptist Temple, the
largest church in that city, with seat
ing capacity of between three and
four thousand.
Jacob Goldberg, wholesale clothing
merchant of St. Paul, and part owner
of the big furniture store here is in
the city for few days attending to
business matters. Mr.. Goldberg for
merly lived here and is missed by his
business associates, who would be glad
to see him return to the city to make
this his home
Miss Celia Duell left the city last
night for two week g visit in the
east. She will go first to Minneapolis
where she will visit for short time
with Mrs. Chas. Pecholt, formerly Miss
Marion Mitchell of this city. After
completing her stay there she will stop
off on her return with her sister, Miss
Pearl. at Park River.
R. Klyver of Doyon is in the city to-
day.
Rev. Clattenburg has returned from
a trip to Minneapolis.
II. N. Hausman of Webster was here
yesterday and today.
R. E. Londes Of Breckenridge was
here yesterday on railroad business.
Banker Hoagland of Warwick was
here yesterday on short business trip.
Eugene B. Ross, an ink man from Gin
cinnati was caller on ink users today.
Peter Thelin returned last night
from Webster where he enjoyed the
day.
Miss Gussie McLester is at the Geo.
Mooers residence. Her home is at Can.
do.
c. A. Blk returned this afternoon
to Fargo after short business trans
action here.
Louis Dikirk Of Grand Forks arrived
in the city this morning for a short Wis
it with friends.
The Shakespeare club will meet at
the home of Mrs. F. T. Cuthbert next
Monday afternoon.
DR.. s. P. Smith and wife of Cando
were here yesterday for short time
on their way to the twin cities.
| The West Side Whist club met Thurs
day night with Mrs. Guy Chance and
all enjoyed fine time.
The quarantine was raised on the
John Martin home yesterday. The fam
lily have been suffering from scarlet
fever.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed
by the members of the Presbyterian
ladies' aid at the G.. G.. Connolly home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. R. E. Austin and children and
Miss Josephine Mayer, who has been
visiting here for several weeks, left for
Grand Forks today, where Mrs. Austin
will visit her parents.
The supper given by the high school
last night in the Eagles hall was well
patronized by large number Of the