Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Rev. Father Long of Leeds is spend.
ing few days in this city.
Mrs. Axel Egelund Of Bisbee was q
visitor in the city yesterda yafter-
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland Of Bisbee
were in the city yesterday afternoon
shopping and visiting for short time
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cockings of Brins.
made are spending few days in this
city attending to business affairs and
visiting with friends.
James Kageen, ST., and Mrs. J. R.
Kageen f Rock Lake were in the
city yesterday attending to business
matters and visiting with friends.
Miss Gladys Mckay Of Grand Har-
Dor is spending few days in this city
visiting as the guest of her sister.
Mrs. P. A. Strand.
h. J. Kenner returned last e'vning
from Fargo where he has been on bust
ness matter. While there he was a
guest of the executive board of the
/ Fargo Commercial club at luncheon.
Mr.. Spencer Of Rolla was in the city
yesterday visiting with friends while
en- route to his home. after having
spent the winter months visiting at
different points in New Mexico.
Mrs. Claude Lawrence who visited
over Sunday in this city with her lit
tie daughter who is ill at the General
hospital returned to her home at Hans
boro yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Of Hansboro
were in the city yesterday afternoon.
visiting with the little Lawrence girl
from Hansboro who is i'll at local
hospital.
Mrs. Mahood of Cando was an arriv.
al in the city yesterday afternoon and
spent short time here visiting with
friends. She left last evening on No
l for Big Sandy, Mont, where she
will spend three weeks visiting as the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Flint and with other relatives.
Miss Ruth Disher of Hansboro Wis
tied in this city for short time as
the guest of Miss Margaret Lynchke
while en- route to her home from
Churchs Ferry where she had been
visiting.
The dance of the Sangerfest arrange
ments committee will take place at the
opera house this ewing. Good music
and royal good time is assured. The
proceeds of the benefit dance will e
toward defraying the expenses of the
sangerfest, the last of this month.
Misses Jessie Summer, Edna Salt
Mable Patterson and Dora Eklund re
turned to their homes at Rolla yester
day afternoon after having visited il
this city over Sunday as the guest
at the VIM. Wyckofr and shirle,
homes.
The Shakespeare club held regula
meeting last evening with Mrs. N. 7,
Thorson of East 3rd street. A bust
ness meeting was the important fea
ture of the evening at which time ele
ton of officers for the ensuing yea
took place. Mrs. B. E. Baldwin wa
, elected president, Mrs. N. L. Thorso
; vice president, and Mrs. John McLea
! Secretary and treasurer. The study 0
Shakespeare will be the program tina
will be followed next year. At tn
j. close of the business session shor
j. social meeting was enjoyed.
v About twenty Of the friends of Mis-
h Ella Riordan pleasantly surprised he
i last evening at her home on East Ct
street, as she will leave tomorroN
r evening for New York where she wi
II spend two months visiting with rel:
tives. The evening was pleasant
a spent in visiting and music, afte
;. which delicious refreshments wei
e served. Among those who were pre-
r, ent were Mesdames Chiostri, Belfor'
3 Frye, Reordan. Lasham, 0. F.. Ande
n son, D. L. Stuart, A. NJ. Holt, an
d Misses Dorthie Walters, Rebecca Ian
q bert, Aloysia Bedford, Ruth Bonnet
Clara Rutten, Esther Lasham, Mar
v Prete, Marie Meters, Theresa Hollil
v ger, Emma and Francis Riordan, Hal
h son and Gertrude Reordan.
" Dan Manchester of Grand Harbor
20 spending the day in the city attendin