Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

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/ EDWARD Olson returned home yester
day from DEBORAH, Iowa, where he
has been visiting with relatives and
friends for the past year.
Mrs. Nicholson Of Crazy was in the
city yesterday in attendance at the
$500" party given by Mesdames Wal.
lace, Fox, Nimmo, Miller, Wineman,
and Hodgson.
Misses Margaret and Nettie skur-
dali have left for Minneapolis where
they will spend severa4 days visiting
with relatives, and being in attend
ance at the state fair.
Next Sunday morning at the Epis-
copal church Bishop Mann will Off
|'ciate at the early service at O'Clock.
Morning prayer and service at II o.
clock. A cordial invitation is extend
led. St
Mrs. Moe and daughters Of Churchs
Ferry were in the city today between
trains. The Misses Moe are planning
on attending the State University this
bwinter and will leave the middle Of
this month for Grand Forks.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall and daugh-
liter Of Grand Harbor were in the city
yesterday, shopping and visiting with
friends. Miss Kendall is making pre-
Eparations for leaving this month for
Faribault, Mimi, where she will at
tend school.
Jonathan Eaton of Fargo is in the
lefty for few days visit a guest at
the E. J. Chamberlin cottage at Chau-
tauqua. Mr.. Eaton attends the North
bwestern university, at Evanston, H.,
during the winter and in the summer
has charge Of his fathers farm inter-
ests in this section Of the state.
| W. T. Henzie, who put the "U'' in
Huber, the famous Twin City tractor,
lis here to spend few days with his
famAly. Bill has been on the road
the entire summer.
Miss Katherine Degnan left today
for Sheldon where she viii visit with
friends for few days and from there
she will 60 to Fargo where she will
attend the Sacred Heart Academy.
Mrs. Mike Fitzgerald entertained
Tuesday evening in honor Of her sor
!; bWilliam the occasion being his tenth
birthday. A spelling contest was one
of the amusements Of the evening ani
lin this Miss Katie Fitzgerald won the
, FIRST prize and the consolation was
gwen to Norman Peterson. After tht
contest a delicious luncheon wal
, Eserved to the guests, and then game
land music were enjoyed.
, Miss Lila West entertained four
teen Of her friends last evening at :
!. six O'Clock dinner and afterward at
: box party at the Grand theatre. TIT
guests present were Misses Helene
: Huesgen, Marie Daeley, Sadie Fishe,
!. Dela wihtcoff, Maud Gray, Ursula He,
a zie, Frances Cooper, Katherine To,
]. bett, Esther Brainard, Grace Nimme
Vida Bekken, Olive Dixon, Marjori
e Walrath, and Helen Horn.
!! One Of the prettiest. Of the autumn
lparties which have been given thi
: fall took place yesterday hfternoo,
!. at the sevilla, the hostesses being tn
;Mesdames Wineman, Hodgson, Fo,
+ Nimmo, Miller and Wallace. The al
) ternoon was spent in playing $500
the prizes being won by Mesdame
! Baker and Rodenbach. The hall wa
J. very beautifully and artistically d.
g corated with yellow daisies. golde
rod and astors, while great sprays 9
n green and red weod-bine festoone
n the walls. At the close of the after
e noon a dainty luncheon was served t
J. the guests; number Of young ladis
It of the city assisted the hostesses.
r Word was received here yesterda
Of the death of VIM. McQuarrie .
y Walhalla, who is well known in th5
y city, he being a cousin Of G. R. Lasl
am. Mr.. McQuarrie died in New Me:
e leo where he was taken because Of hi
h poor health. Mrs. Lasham accompanie
by Archie and Cameron leQuarri
IS left today for Grand Forks wher
r they will join Mrs. MeQuarrie an
d from there go on TO Walhalle whe,
t. on Tuesday the funeral will tax
place.