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


uncle, Myron King. Before returning
to their homo they will visit tor q
short time in this city as the guests
of friends.
DR.. c. J. McGurren returned last
evening from Grand Forks where he
spent a short time attending to pro.
fessional business.
Misses Ida and Edith Webster re.
turned last evening from Webster,
where they have been visiting for the
past several days as the guests at the
homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Web
ster, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Haslam are ex
|pected to return this evening from
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where they
have been for the past month. While
en- route they visited for a short time
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. o. Engebretson who has been
visiting with her son, Frederick, who
attends st. Mary's academy returned
to her home at voltair, yesterday af-
ternoon. She was accompanied home
Iby Master Frederick. ~
George R. Whitford Of Mohall pass
ed through the city yesterday with
six car loads Of potatoes which he Is
shipping to Sioux City, Iowa. he was
detained here for short time because
the truck under one of the cars had to
be replaced.
Mrs. Jack Wise was taken to the
General hospital yesterday where she
will receive medical treatment. Mr..
Wise who is employed at the J. R. Has
lam store at Toxic Is spending the
week here.
The funeral Of Mrs. James Gillerlain
took place yesterday at 1880 from the
st. Josephs Catholic church. A large
number Of the friends of the deceased
were present to attend the last sad
= rites for their beloved friend aud
- neighbor. The pail bearers were
Messrs. Noonan, Flummerfe.t, Bedford
Rutten, John Daeley and Richard
Daeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson returned
D. Saturday evening on No. from Min
neapolis where they have fbeen spend
N ing their honeymoon. Upon their arriv
al at the Peter Matson residence where
IS they will make their present HON,
n. they were pleasantly surprised, b,
q about twenty Of the members of tn,
" Daughters Of Norway. The evenins
was pleasantly spent in visiting ant
u Mrs. Nelson, nee Miss Nettie Matson
le was presented with beautiful tabl
IS. cloth and a set Of napkins 10 match
n Dainty refreshments were served a
y. the close of the evening.
Bernt Anderson Of Churchs Ferr,
as was prominent business caller in tn
to city yesterday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Kennedy who has bee1
IN visiting the charming guest of Mr.
ty and Mrs. John Flumcrfelt for the pas
week left Sunday for Grand Fork
al where she attends St. Bernards acad
b. envy. Miss Kennedy will be among tn
D. students who will graduate from tina
school this spring.
is There will be a regular meeting O.
It. the Pensioners of the Church of tn
It. Advent tomorrow evening at o'clocl
in the Guild Hall. All those who ar
e. interested in the welfare of the churc]
or should be in attendance at this meet
is ing.
The Norden Musical club was ente,
70 tanned on Saturday evening by Mrs. !
IT Glerum. The regular business sessio,
TO was first held after which Mrs. A. S
Barron rendered several instrumental
a. selectlons. Dainty refreshments wer
to served at the close of the vening.
r Among the Rolla people who arrive,
In the city yesterday and spent
IN short time here between trains Will
ID en- route to Jamestown where they
10 will attend the State Yoemen conven
Ii taon were Mesdames Henry Shaver, E
M. jacobson, Wm. Mckay, Waite
,g Gailfuss, and Misses Ethel Kyle, Pear
re Jolif, Hazel Babcock, Calvy Noyes
t., and Messrs. Carl Cole Jack Crosby
,p James Lewis E. NJ. Jacobson, VIM
Gowen, VIM. Jolif, John Lane an,
n Mr.. johnson.
10 About twenty Of the friends of Mrs