Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-05-02

here Mr.. Meklejohn will go to Stark.
weather where he will look after his
farming interests for few weeks.
Miss Mary Kalinowski was in the
"ity yesterday from Crary shopping
and visiting as the guest of friends.
A son was born on Sunday, April
9th to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Humble of
Minnewaukan township.
Mrs. Fred Miller of Kenmare under.
went an operation at the Mercy hos
pital last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClory and daughter
Miss Margaret left last evening on
No. 2 for Minneapolis where they will
visit during the week with friends.
Mrs. Kusba underwent an operation
this morning at the Mercy hospital
and is reported to be getting along
nicely.
Miss Marion Wallace returned yester
lay from Crary where she visited over
Sunday as the guest at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Cuthbert.
; The ladies aid society Of st. Olaf .
lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
ALBERT symons on Thursday afternoon
y cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Charles E. Patterson of Bisbee was
An arrival in the city last evening and
took the Knight Templar degree in Cy-
rene Commandry last evening. Mr..
Peterson returned to his home this af.
ternoon.
Miss Annie Anderson of Warwick
was in the city this afternoon and Wis.
tied for short time here between
trains while en- route to Crary where
she will visit with her parents for a
few days.
Misses Emma and Matilda Anderson
Of Hansboro were in the city yester-
day and today shopping and visiting
with friends.
J. R. Haslam returned this after
noon from Toxic where he has been
for short time looking after his bust
ness interests.
Mrs. Phillip Jago and baby wio
have been visiting as the guests OF
Mrs. Joe Budde for the past few days
returned to herir home at Sweetwater
this morning.
The Rebekas held a regular meeting
last evening. After the business ses'
sion was completed a pleasant social
time was enjoyed, a dainty refresh.
ment being served.
VIM. o. DePuy of Rolla was in the
city for short time yesterday after
noon while en- route to his old home
in Michigan where he was called by
the death of his mother.
Jack Wamsley is spending a few
days in this city attending to bushes:
matters and visiting with friends
From here he will go to Brandon
where he has accepted a position.
Mrs. A. Miller of Cando is at the
Mercy hospital where she is receiving
medical treatment.
Miss Void of Tolna was a shopper
and visitor in the city this afternon
Father Mcdonald of Michigan was
an arrival nthe city today and visit
ed here for short time between
trains.
Mr.. Mullen and daughter Miss An
ma returned to their home at Crary
yesterday afternoon after having been
in this city to attend the funeral o1
Mother Mary Martin.
Mrs. William Shank has left for
Fargo where she will visit for seyera
days as the guest of friends.
George Dixon returned last evening
on No. from several months visit
in the southern and eastern states. He
visited for a few weeks at his old
hcme in Illinois and for several weeks
at different points in Florida. While
en- route home Mr.. Dixon spent few
lays in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Fisher left las
night on No. 2 for st. Paul where the,
will attend the funeral of Mr.. j. D
O'Brien, leading attorney of tha
city, whose death occurred on Sunda,
evening. Mr.. O'Brien was an oil
friend of Mr.. Fishers.
The Girls Friendly society of the
Church of the Advent will give 8
dancing party on May s23rd in the
Guild Hall. The Knutzen orchestra
will furnish the music for the dance
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holland left
yesterday by auto for Grafton and