Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

daily invited to attend.
Miss Mabel Gunderson Of Wheaton
this state, who has been the charming
guest Of Mrs. Howard Adams and Mrs.
Robert Dickson =. 70, the past month
left this moning 81 No. 4 for Valley
city where she Mn spend lev days;
visiting with friends and from there
she will 60 e. Moorhead, fors . .ahort
visit before returning t. her home /
A card received from Peter Haley
locates him, in Los Angeles, Cal. Mr..
Haley is getting along fine and says
that in that California city they are
having splendid weather. The card is
Of interest, it being q group Of pictures
Of about thirty residents Of Ramsey
county who were at that time visiting
or living in Los Angeles.
Mrs. VIM. Barnes is to entertain
number Of her friends this evening at
|, her home on East 3rd street.
Mrs. Anthony Nelson left this after.
noon for Churchs Ferry where she will
join Mr.. Nelson and where they will
mae their home for the present.
Il. Tomlinson Of Cheyenne was 10
the city for short time today while
en- route to his home after having spent
the past several days in Minneapolis,
where he has been looking after bust
ness matters.
Word was received here. today
: from Minneapolis that Daniel Farley,
who for sr:eral years was ene;s;:l IN
the mercaltila business at starxwca Ii.
G: and VIII, was candidate lcr sheriff
on the Democratic ticket at the general
election last fall, had died in iMnnea-
polls today.
The Choir of the Methodist church
are to give concert Friday evening in
the charch. Different vocal and instru-
mental selection will be given by Prof.
Knutzen, the Ladies Quartet and Mrs.
R. Cross, Mrs. w. H. Horton and Miss
Mary Cairns and Mr.. Mills.
The proceeds received fom this con-
cert will be used on the organ fund.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church will enter *a,n
tomorrow afternoon at tea at the homo
# Mrs. Torbett, 5GS Fifth s5:cct. In
ti,s evening the gentlemen WI &c c:-
ftert.ined at ,:7per. The event is
Il okd forward IT, with considera Ole n.
',":s nd CT y: .,''.:s is bein,. /, i Oh
s. meeting
The Twentieth Century club and 9
few friends were entertained yestcr
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. B
V. Bee. Mesdames Simonstad anc
{. Miller opened the program with duet
after which there were the regular re
! view questions of South America. Mrs
, Tom Turner then pleased the ladic
, present with a reading "The Cry from
the Shore" and Mesdames Simonstat
, end Miller again delighted those pre-
, sent W til another duet. Delicious re
, freshments were served at the clos
, of the program by the hostess. Thu
; next meeting Of the club will be hel,
in two weeks at the home of1frs. q. l.
, Wallace
l E. Post, president of the Oregon
: Land and Irrigation Co., of Bend, Ore,
, was in the city for a short time yes
terday visiting with relatives ant
: friends, while en- route to his hom
J. from a few months visit at differen
Q points in the East. Mr.. Post was mat
: ried few months ago to Miss France
Pottratz of Elgin, MINI, the brid'
D being a niece of Mr.. II. L. Shuttle o
3 this city. Since then Mr.. and Mrs
J. Post have been visiting in Easter
8 New York, but Mrs. Post was unall
to make the trip west just at this tim
r as she has been i'll with typhoid feve
? for the past several weeks.
:, The high school music class Of Mis-
/ Grace Radelih and = few Of the
friends were pleasantly ent rtained las
. evening by Mrs. w. II. Horton. TIL
a music class has been studying tn
grand opera "Lucia de Lammermoor
t by Don 1zetott, and at the meettn
last night Miss Radclff Interestingly
;. told Of this great opera. Mrs. Horto
;. played several Of the sections from III
3 opera on the victrola and also delight
r ed those present with several other mu
Q steal selections. At the close of tn
evening Mrs. Horton served dainty re
freshments to the guests. The student
}. in this class are taking great des
d of interest in the study of music unds
the able direction of Miss Radcliff an
the class with the assistance Of othe.