Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-30
The Henry Meddlemsn family Of
Crary autoed to the city Saturday eve.

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Crary autoed to the city Saturday eve
ming.
| Miss Lillian Greena left today for
Grand Harbor where sh. will spend
the week at the J. Bryn farm.
Mrs. VIM. Hosmer and children of
Dunseith, arrived on No. 6 and will
visit for several days with Miss Alice
iDaely.
i J. G. NARROW and family of Du-
buque, Iowa, arrived in the city this
informing on an auto trip en- route to
TGreat Falls, Mont. They left home
last Tuesday noon and have already
made in the neighborhood Of 900
miles.
/ Mr.. Frank zbytovsky and Miss
Minnie Junk, both well known young
people of Crazy were united in mar
Eriage Monday by Rev. Albert Torbet
of the season was given by Miss Mary
Twill at once be ut home on their
farm near Crary where the groom is
recognized as young man Of good
prospects and ambitious to make
success in life.
Mrs. J. o. Nelson and daughter
Alice returned to their home at MI
not yesterday after several days
visit here on their return from visit
in Minnesota. While in this city they
were the guests of the Misses Nelson.
All the rooms are filled at the
Barnes bastile,. five having registered
in yesterday and will not check out
until this evening, and perhaps not
then. Judge Juergens is absent from
the city and the 'boarders will not be
arraigned until his return at Z O'Clock
In the list are couple Of alleged
hold-up artists who made away with
about ten dollars from a couple Of
box car boarders. One of the jail
birds had a great assortment Of truck
in his pocket including several razors,
pocket knifes, dirty socks, necktie,
soap, towels, a shaving mug, and
shaving brushes, shears and comb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Of Bismarck
ARRIVED in the city today and will
spend several days at the Chautauc'
Mrs. Bliss was formerly Miss Elsie
I(Nylen who it will be remembers
was with the Burke & Middaugh law
firm here, several years ago. Mrs.
Bliss many friends are pleased to
have her return to Devils Lake even
flor q brief visit.
Mrs Hagen and daughter, the moth
Ter and sister of Mrs. Folett left today
TO- their home at Black River, Wis.
I Miss Lorinne Lewis returned today
after several weeks visit at West
I,hope and Bottineau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldl erg and Miss
Rrdawsky went out on the Farmers
line and will visit friends at Stark.
weather.
A. A. Kalmorgen has returned to
the city after touring Nebraska, iowa,
Indiana and illinois.
DR.. Anna B. shrotridge and Miss
Lila shortridge expect to leave this
evening for Spokane, Wash, where
they intend making their home. Miss
shortridge taught in the Spokane
public schools last year and has &C.
cepted similar position for this year.
One Of the delightful social events
Of the season was ven by Miss Mary
Huesgen on Saturday afternoon, when
she entertained about forty of her
young lady friends. The rooms were
prettily decorated in pink and white
sweet peas. During the afternoon Mrs.
Burt Moran and Miss Adele Tompson
favored the guests with some beanti-
fully rendered vocal selections. At six
O'Clock the guests were served with
an elegantly appointed supper.
Mrs. Ruhbrg left last evening on
No. 2 for Minneapolis where she will
make her home for the winter. She
will be joined by her son Noel the
first part Of September and he will
enter the university of Minnesota,
where he intends taking medical
course.
Mrs Regina Rimel who has resided
in Ramsey county for some time and
has been i'll for several months passed
away at local hospital yesterday.
The funeral will be held from the
residence of William stoser ST., at
Penn, N. D., at O'Clock Tuesday
morning.
Sunday morning at the residence of
Mr.. George R. Collins On 9TH street,
Mr.. Charles E. Lyons of Lewis Lake
and Miss Josephine Topinka of De-
Evils Lake, were united in marriage
in the presence Of few guests, Rev.
Albert Torbet Of the Presbyterian
church officiating. The young people
ARE well and favorably known to all
most all Of our citizens and their
many friends will wish chem q happy
life together. They left for st. Paul
to be gone for some time, and will
live in this city on their return.
About thirty Of the friends of Mrs.
W. N. Nortz, very delightfully."- sur
prised her last Saturday evening the