Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25
Rev. Torbet left this afternoon Cor
abort 3ns,nss. visit IL Teoda

a. short business visit ct Leeds.
Miss Louise Nelson left this after
non for Fort Totten where she will
have charge Of a nursing case.
Miss Theresa Rothacker- returned TO-
day after spending few. days at Bot
tineau attending to business matters.
Y The funeral of Mrs. Phillip Man.
seau, was held from the family resi-
dence this morning at $3.50 and from
5he Catholic church at II O'Clock.
Mrs. Fred Rother of Perth is spend
ing a few days in this city visiting as
the guest at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Mclean.
J. R. Haslam has returned from Fort
Totten where he has been for the past
several days attending to business mat
ters. M
G. E. Ecker of Sarles arrived in the
city this afternoon where he joined
Mrs. Ecker and little son and they
will visit as the guests at the Arnold
home.
! A. J. stade. Jens, svee, George Ro-
denbach and Allie Haig returned this
afternoon on No. from Grand Forks
whre they have been in attendance at
the meeting of the Knights Templar.
Cards received from Mr. and Mrs.
rank NUM- locate til n in Chicago,
where they are visiting and from
which place they are planning on go
ing to other points in the east.
The high school baseball team and
she Great Northern Shops team played
very interesting game last evening,
which resulted in victory for the
&. N. team by score Of 8 to 1. The
high team will meet the Churchs
Ferry team in this city on Saturday,
and a splendid game is expected.
I The NJ. B. A. entertained their
|,friends at an after session dance aud
card party last evening. District
Manager Mulholland. of Mandan. is in
the city and preparations are now IN
der way to initiate a large class al
the next meeting on May 18th. They
are planning on holding e. social. ses
sion after the meeting, invitations 70,
which will be sent out in the near fu
ture. . Al 49, -. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Tollefson and
children arrived in the city yesterda,
afternoon from Minneapoli. where the,
have been visiting for q. short tine
Mrs: roal 1' u: epa children have bes'
visiting for the past several months
Iinf different points ia the east . ant
Were Joined 81 Minneapolis by Mrs
Tollefson. ...~
I 'Paperhangers are now at work put
ting the last finishing touches, to IL
improvements On y, t6ie' J: Mission Inn, 4
NJ. vagstad = popular little. cafe. Tn
place has been oyerhauled from top t
!bottom, new counters put in, new pape
put on. the kitchen newly painted, etc
The cafe has now a, seating capac,t'
) Of forty-ave and we will he surprise,
fif all the seats are not full at ever.
meal hour. Mr.. and Mrs. vagsta
have worked hard and are deserving
of the success which is now comini
; their way. H..
The Junior Glass Of the high schoo
held a meeting last evening, at whic]
tn. r,ports from tn gu ..ittees VIII
have charge " the arrangements fo
the Junior-Senior banquet were rea
RThe most important feature of til
meeting was the selection Of the dit
ferent speakers for the banquet, til
following being chosen: Toastmaste
Professor Y. g. Barnell, from the fac
ulty; Miss Gretzsinger and Miss Flag
from the Senior class; William Elmsli
Hope Wallace and Alfred Olson fron
the Junior class, Arthur Powell, Cecil
MEME and Fred Mann.
The Girls Friendly society held
meeting last evening with Mrs. G. N
Fisher Of east 9Th street. A larg
number Of young ladies were present
and the first Of the evening was de
voted to q business meeting durin!
which time plans were made for
) dance to be given by the society, tn
date for which will be announced late,
The remainder Of the evening was yer.
pleasantly spent in social meeting
and Miss Grace Radcliffe and Mis-
Hope Wallace delighted the gues.
with . number Of vocal and instru
mental selections. There was service
Of dainty refreshments at ten o'clocl
the hostess being assisted BY Mis-
Laura Gretzsinger.
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