Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10
STUDENTS RETURN TO VARIOUS
HALLS OF LEAR N IN q AFTER
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81. MOVABLE VAC CATION N 555
After spending a pleasant, vet quiet
sociable oliday vacation 4 at. their
homes; the young men and women of
Devils Lake, who n are attending
school away from home are returning
well rested and prepared for their
second term Of study. a55
|: n Misses Pearl Webster, Maybelle
Serumgard, Irene Thompson, Marie
Glerum, Alta FOX returned to- Valley
!. City Monday, where they attend the
state normal school. Miss Olga Hal
:gren finished her years preparation
for teaching at the same school this
Christmas and will not return. 5ts
Miss Ruth Dodge left Tuesday
morning for Milwaukee where she at
tends a boarding school for girls. Her
sister, Miss Dorothy, who was attend
ing the same Institution will not re-
turn on account Of her health. III a 4,
Miss Mary Bowman returned to the
university law school last week while
her sister, Miss Anna, left Tuesday
for Grand Forks, where she is com
pleting the junior year at the state
university. II. Ell s5S5 & NJ ~ Hi ];
Miss Lucy sprague left for Fargo
Monday, where she / is specializing
in music and art at the "A. G. VI 4
Misses olga and Inez, Serumgard
have returned to Grand Forks to re
sumo their work at the state univer--
-sity. An; !iz 4g5 55s53sss 4 sT5
Miss Eta Smith left Saturday for
the I Forks, stopping at .Lakota, where
she visited over. Sunday. Miss Smith
who's studying music at the Wesley
Conservatory, will return at the close
of the first semester in February. Miss
Lulu Williams also returned Tuesday
to continue her work at the same con.
servatory. Ssss5 Ne 555,sts
Miss Katherine Degnan left for
Fargo Tuesday afternoon. where she
has been q student a. the Sacred
Heart academy for q number Of years.
Miss Edna Davis left Monday ev.
ening TO continue her sop omnore year.
at Hamline college az st. Paul, after
spending the holidays at the Davis
Farm near starkweather: = Miss Davis
Is specializing in mathematics and so
far has taken tho highest honors in
the subject. q " .Es sis5St
Miss Martha Schultz has returned
to Grand Forks, where she Is taking
3 course in the Union Commercial Col
1ege, as is also Miss Dawn VanLiew,
who returned Tuesday.
Miss Hollie Thorson left Monday
for Minneapolis, where she is an
art student at the Handicraft Guild
school, Miss Amanda Jacobson &C
companied Miss Thorson and will take
a course in artsi the same school.
4 Howard and Wallace Maher spent
only q few days at their home here,
leaving for Fargo, where they were
entertained BY Lynn Stambaugh, a
classmate Of Towards, at the state
university, they attended the annual
cotillion Of the Annus club, which was
one Of the biggest social events Of
Fargo's younger set. Wallace, who
has been attending the Shattuck mill
tary academy for several years, will
enter: the state university Of Wiscon.
sin, the second semester, where he
will take ascourse in engineering and
agriculture. 81 s8
Chester Dodge left T. esday5 for Far
go, to continue his studies, at the Ag--
ricultural college. 5ass 55a. s5s:
Carl Connolly and Dan Daeley left
Monday evening for Minneap polls,
: where they attend the state university
4 of Minnesota. II Is
Nj Frank Palmer left for Minneapolis
Tuesday. Frank has been a student
at the Wisconsin y, and hopes to get
\ in West Point this spring 4;
Dennis and John Kelley sons OF Col
and Mrs. u M. Kelly, left n tuesday
/ morning for ST. Paul, where they will
/ resume their work at the st. Thomas
college. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. e j
ley's eldest son, left last week f.,
Wauseca, MINI i. where he was a guest
/: at q house party of coles sc friends q n
John Sherman has returned to- tbs tbs
h state university to continue his wor y
Ss in the law school.
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