Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25

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has been picked out and they s.e
planning to contest against Churchs
Ferry on next Friday. Other. games
will also be scheduled by Coach Kit.
rell.
F. T. Cuthbert leaves this evening
on No. 2 for Minneapolis where he
will spend few days transactiag
business. he will them go to Spooner,
Wis.,, where he will visit for short
time with relatives.
Miss Katherine Hoffke of Cando
was in the city yesterday afternoon
visiting and shopping. She left this
morning for Egeland where she will
spend a week visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Fank P. Kusba underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Gen,
eral hospital yesterday morning. She
withstood the shock incident to the
operation nicely and is now on the way
to complete recovery, which will be
pleasing news to her many friends.
Miss Melvina Duell returned today
from weeks visit at Grand Forks and
Park River While at Grand Forks she
was the guest Of her sister Miss Pearl
Duell and Miss Brett at the university
and at Park River she visited with
Miss Eva Haztel.
Miss Ada Nesbit, Grand Matron of
the Order Of Eastern Star, will visit
Lorraine Chapter in this city on May
End. A banquet will be served by the
local chapter at six thirty O'Clock OH
the evening of Miss Nesbit's visit to
the local chapter after which the bust
ness session will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Of Kenmare
were in the city today making ar
rangements with the Chautauqua board
for opening up the hotel at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford have Recently
returned from a several months trim
to Portland, Ore, and other western
points.
Miss Julia shelver who has been
teaching school at Toxic for the past
several months arrived in the city this
afternoon and will visit for few
days here as the guest Of Miss Jessie
Henley. From here Miss shelver vii,
60 to Joplin, Mont, near which place
she is holding claim.
The streets in the vicinity Of the
F. W, Mann 4 Sons store have been
thoroughly cleaned even Haley & Ky.
land, and other machine dealers on
18th street having been asked to move
their sample machines out Of the street
thus giving room for the heavy traffic
in that congested district.
Mrs. R. E. Lyon, formerly Of Eye.
land. has leased the Argyle Flats,
formerly conducted by Mrs. Stuart,
and is now busy cleaning, repainting
and re-decorating the same. She, will
De prepared to take limited number
Of roomers as soon as the work is fin
ished.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. G. Barnell are the
proud parents of baby boy born this
morning.
Mrs. George Chambers and Mrs.
John Mcconnell of Churchs Ferry were
in the city yesterday afternoon shop
ping and visiting for a short time as
the guests of Miss Cornelia Chambers.
The Senior Gloss of the high school
held meeting last evening after four
O'Clock at which time they decided
that May 25th would be Baccalaureate
Sunday, and Rev. Albert Torbett was
chosen by the class to give the prin-
cipal address. A few minor plans
were made by the class for the con.
clusion of the years work, after which
the meeting adjourned.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Elks
held a meeting yesterday afternoon in
the Elk Home. About thirty ladies
We're present and the afternoon was
pleasantly spent in sewing and chat.
ting. Mesdames Herman Rutten, Alois
Walters who were assisted by Mrs
Charles Henley, served a delicious
luncheon at five O'Clock. The meeting
held yesterday will be tie lastmeetina
until fall.
The Womans Relief Corps held {
regular meeting last evening, and ,
large number of members and thei,
friends were present. After the bus:
ness session was completed short
splendid program was given, in which
Mesdames b. B. Mitchell, Day, Robert
and Olson gave several readings am
short addresses, while the ladies quar-
tet Mesdames Wallace, Cross, Simon
stad and Miller delighted those Pre-
sent with number of musical mum