Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
(From Mondays Daily

(From Mondays Daily
Mrs. Henry Schlicking and son who
we're the guests at the Wines and Pal
mer homes for several days last week
returned to their home at Crary on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. 0. L. Klyver Of Penn who visit
ed for several days at the Otto Kyser
residence left Saturday for home.
George Chambers the Churchs Ferry
scribe who makes the Sun set every
Friday was caller in Devils Lake to-
day attending to business matters.
Professor Collins has left for Wild
Rose where he has gone into business.
Charles Doyon of Dovon was Wis.
itor in the city Saturday and Sunday.
An express train loaded with silk,
bound for Chicago passed through De-
wills Lake last evening.
The Methodist ladies aid win meet on
Thursday of this week at the home of
Mrs. simonstad.
Mrs. Gust Orbiu who underwent an
operation at the Mercy hospital the
latter part of last week is recovering
nicely and her many friends are pleas.
ed to receive the glad news.
F. F.. Corsou, president, and G. l..
Pillsburg, engineer, of the Western
Utilities Corporation, are here today
looking after affairs in connection with
the erection of the new plant on the
south side.
Willim Hausman was Churchs Fer
ry visitor in town over Sunday.
Martin Larson of Garske was in the
city today attending to business and
calling on friends.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Elks
have decided to hold thimble bee at
their next meeting.
f. H. Stubblefeld of Cando was in
1.-THE city today attending to business
matters and calling on his numerous
friends here.
The annual Christmas exercises for
the poor given by the Elks on Christ
mas morning will take place again this
year according to arrangements made
at the meeting last Saturday evening.
Grin Holmes of Toxic spent Sunday
visiting at his home on East 3rd street.
Miss O'Neil of Grand Harbor was in
the city an over Sunday visitor the
guest of Miss Zada Irwin.
Mrs. w. G. Stewart of Southam was
in the city shopping and visiting for a
short time with friends today.
Ed. Griffith of Motley, MINI, is in
the city for few days visit with his
sisted Mrs. o. S. Sheldon.
Miss Margaret Baggot Of Garske was
in the city the over Sunday guest of
friends.
Mrs. II. j. Valentine of Leeds return
ed to her home Saturday after spend
short time in this city shopping and
visiting with friends.
The Devils Lake band is to give a
dance next Monday evening In the Cd.
era house hall. Great preparations are
being made for this and it is expect.
ed that large number will be in at
tendance.
Mrs. c. I. Anderson and daughter
Miss Ruth left last evening for wild
Rose where they have opened a ladies' ,
ready to wear and millinery store. Their
many Devils Lake friends are sorry to
have them leave this city but wish
them success in their new work.
Announcements have been received
here Of the marriage of Miss Dorothy
Brown of New York to Lieutenant
Hugh Henry MCGEE of the Second Reg.
lment of the United States cavalry, on
Wednesday, Dec. 4th at the hotel Marie
Antoinette in New York CITY. Mr..
MCGEE was the oldest son of Judge and
and Mrs. MCGEE who were early resi-.
dents of Devils Lake but who now re.
side in Minneapolis.
Miss Virginia Miller of Fargo ia in
the city visiting as the guest of Mrs.
A. Rutherford of 7th street.
Miss Lillian johnson of Webster was
in the city today shopping and visiting
with friends.
Mrs. Peter Traynor of starkwcather
was in the city for an over SUNDAY
! visit with friends.
| Mrs. Carr and son of Kokoma, Ind.
were in the city for short time be.
tween trains on Saturday while en-
route to Cando where they will make
their home.
Mrs. Copeland and daughter, Miss
| WAuIeu nave returned to their conIn
at Cando after a short visit in this CITY
the guest of friends.
Miss Wayne Baker of Webster was
in the city an over Sunday guest OF
friends while en- route home after
visiting for the past week with friends
at Crazy.
Walter Anderson of Warwick who
has been Devils Lake business visit.
or for the past few days returned "a
his home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Barnstable re-
turned to their home at York toda,
after visiting for few days with Mrs
Barnstable' 3 parents Mr.. and Mrs. q
o. Darlington Of 5th street.
James Connolly and family of Ed
more are in the city for short visit
the guests at the Thomas Connolly
home on East 9th street while en- route
to different points in Canada wher.
they will visit.
Nels Anderson returned on Saturda,
to his home at Brocket while Mrs. An
dereon remained for a several DAYS visj,