Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-10

Henry will be greatly missed in this
community where he has many friends
who wish him the best of success in
the future.
L Mr.. and Mrs. CD. johnson of Gar,
ske were in the city yesterday morn
ing for a short time between trains
while en- route to Pelican Rapids,
Mimi. where they were called by the
death Of Mrs. Johnson g father. Before
leaving this city they received anoth-
er telegram telling Mr.. johnson Of the
serious illness Of his father at Moor
head.
Eugene Hurlburt Of Crazy was Dc,
wills Lake business visitor this morn
ing.
The high school basket bal, team. are
to contest against the Rugby team to.
morrow, Friday, evening in the Ar
mory on East LIST street 1t is hoped
that a large crowd will turn out II
this game and give our high school
boys encouragement. in their athletics
The gospel meetings in progress in
the Presbyterian church are interest
! ing all who attend, and tonight and
Friday night it is expected that the
house will be full to hear the Evan
gclist Rev. William McClung give
his instructive and inspiring addresses.
The Misses Harriet Brainerd and
Marion Nimmo were last night elected
to represent the Prcsbyte Y. P. s..
9: E. at the state convention at James
town this week and Sunday and they
/; left on the train today for the con-
vention
The Girls Friendly society met last
evening with Mrs. @. NJ. Fisher on
East 5th street. A large number Of
young ladies were present and the eve.
ming was most pleasantly spent in play
ing games, and several vocal selec.
tions by Miss Radclif were greatly en-
! joyed. AT the next meeting the So
ciety vii! be entertained by Miss Grace
Radcliff.
!; Carl Gunnerud returned to his home
at Penn this afternoon after spending
several days in this city attending to
business matters and visiting with
/ friends.
v. P. Mills of Rock Lake who was
elected door keeper Of the senate pass
ed through the city en- route. to Bis
marck to take up his duties.
: It has been busy meeting Of the
county commissioners and they will
probably remain in session the bal
ance Of the week. go.
Henry hale stated today that every
thing was coming along fine for the
mid-winter fair and not hitch in the
:. program has been experienced thus
far. -.
o. s. Burdick Of Grahams Island,
was in the city yesterday attending
| to business matters.
t. Frank Honnett ofs'Webster was in
lie city yesterday attending to bust.
ness matters.
e. e. Fisher Of Darlington arrived
in the city yesterday and has accept.
| ed a position at the Devils Lake Drug
Store.
Miss Considine of Bisbee was in the
city yesterday shopping and visiting
for short time with friends.
Z; Anton Barnes of Cottonwood Lake
was Devils Lake business visitor yes.
terday and today.
.. Doctor Carter Of Warwick was in
the city yesterday afternoon attending
TO business matters and visiting for a
short time with friends here.
Mrs. Robert Mckay of Grand Har.
Dor is spending a few days this week
in the city shopping and visiting as
the guest Of relatives.
Walter Garske who has been in
Grand Forks for the past several
weeks where he underwent an opera
ton returned to this city yesterday,
and is reported to be getting along
fine.
The choir Of st. Joseph's Catholic
church very pleasantly surprised Miss
Mary E. Norton last evening at the
home Of Mrs. p. J. Kersten on Ar.
mold avenue. Miss Norton has been
the organist at the church for several
years and the surprise last evening
was given as farewell, as she intends
Weaving this week for Chicago where
she will make. her home. While en-
route she will visit for few weeks
in Fargo as the guest Of her sister
sMrs. Smith. The evening was most
delightfully."- spent after which dainty
refreshments were served. Miss Nor
ton was presented with q beautiful
gold handled umbrella in remembrance
Of the choif. Those who were present
at the surprise were Mesdams Holt,
| McGurren, sterret, Myers, Kersten,