Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

returned to their home at Grand Har-
30. after several days visit in tbs
lily rs the 6. ests of friends.
Mss NJ. Baker returned to her HON
at Garske yesterday after spending the
past few days here shopping and visit
ing with friends.
The ladies Auxiliary of the ElSs
will meet on Thursday afternoon ar
the home. Mesdames D. G. Duell, e..
o. Russell and E. w. Gilbertson will
be the hostesses.
Miss Sarah Webster returned to
Petersburg where she teaches after
! an over Sunday visit in this city with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Web
ster.
Mrs. A. A. Dion who has been visit.
ing and attending to business affairs
IN this city for few days returned to
her home at Grand Harbor thi. after.
noon.
d. W. Baldwin of Grand Forks was
an arrival in the city yesterday an
spent short time here between trains
while en- route to Cando where he will
look after business matters.
The st. Patrick's Dance given lasr
evening in the opera house bv the So
cialists was well attended. The Knn.
zen orchestra furnished the music dur
ing the evening and those who attedn.
ed report good time.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will he
entertained on Thursday afternoon nv
Mrs. Howard Mckee, 4ee Fest 9Th
street. She will be assisted by Mes.
danes West. Wightman and Baldwin.
The plant Of the Peyton Paper
company at Duluth was destroyed BY
fire Saturday night. according to al
vices received by f. j. Meier, the
North Dakota representative.
Mrs. Nicholson of Warwick was .r
the city for short time between
trains while en- route to her home from
Crazy where she has been visiting for
the past few days as the guest Of her
parents.
o. s. Sheldon left last evening 70,
Havre, Mont, where he will attend TO
business matters and from there tc
will 60 to bingham, Mont, where he
will visit for a short timS with rela-
tives. .
Mrs. Jacobs Of Bartlett and Mrs
Winegardner Of indianapolis, Ind,
were arrivals in the city yesterday af.
ternoon and visited here with friends.
They left today for Tolna where they
will visit at the Francis Jacobs home
for a few days.
! The high school students under the
direction Of Miss Radcliffe are busy
practicing this week for the operetta
"Sinbad the Sailor" which they are
to give on March %. Great prepare.
lions and plans are being made for
this play, and splendid talent is be.
ing brought out in the different stu.
dents.
Cards received from Mr.. and Mrs
Martin johnson who have been spend.
ing the past few months at Hot
Springs, Col, locate them now at Min.
neapolis where they are planning on
staying for several days They will
then go to Mayville to visit with rela-
.tives for short time before return.
ing home.
| Mrs. John Burke, wife of former
Governor Burke of this state, will
soon join the social set in Washing
ton and she will be charming addi-
ton to the group of new matrons who
are rapidly gathering in that city.
Through his appointment as United
States treasurer by President Wilson,
North Dakota's ex-governor will go
70 Washington to reside and Mrs
i Burke who remained in Florida where
they have been spending the winter,
will Join her husband in the national
capital as soon as he returns east.
The youngest daughter of the family
is with Mrs. Burke hut the old ,r
daughter and son are at a convent
and brothers school in St. Paul.
Governor Burke gave out a short
interview in Minneapolis yesterday
evening while en- route to Bismarck
from the east and the Minneapo,is
Journal used with it a splendid cut Of
Mrs. Burke. In his interview the ex.
governor stated that Washington SUI
fragists need not plan on much sup
port from Mrs. Burke as she loved he.
home and family So much more than
the vote that she would have little
time for activity in that regard.