Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

nrelmem i. q. 9 ef the day: During the
i afternoon Miss; Dorothea Walters and
+ Master Rubin, Rutten rendered several
!, instrumental selections and Mesdames
=: J. McGurren. and P, G. Miller de,
lighted those present with several vo.
!. cal numbers number At five O'Clock da;nt,
refreshments were: served BY the hos
/ tess. Those present were Mesdames C..
/ Henley, A. Walters, Z. J. McGurren,
Q. 5Chiostri, Dan Haley, o. Miller, Dan
Riorden, F. A.. Faust, r. G: Miller, j.
Flammerfelt, H. huesgen, Peter Erick-
son, LaDuc and Miss Dorothy Walters
T Happy Haanlon, high mogul Of the
/ region Of Risbee, Official umpire Of. the
bush league baseball teams and gen.
eral mixer Of frivolity, was visitor
in the city today. selling a guarantee
that all would live: to be ! hundred
years or more. Mr.. Hanlon disposed
of considerable insurance during his
stay here. a'@
Mrs. c. M. Fisher has left for Min.
neapolis where she will visit for a
short time and from there she will 20
to Fort Smelling where she will visit
as q guest of Mrs. Jerry Baxter, Jr.,
Before returning home Mrs. Fishe.
will 60 to Rochester, Mimi, where
she will spend few weeks visiting
with her son DR.. Carl Fisher.
The Ladies Guild Of the Church OF
the Advent held a meeting yesterday
afternoon in the Guild House. A large
number of members and their friends
| were in attendance, and each one do.
mated some cooking utensils so that
the furnishing for the kitchen of the
new hall are almost completed. Mes.
danes Clattenberg, B;ce, Cuthbert and
Bridert served delicious lunch at
the close Of the meeting. Tho pro.
eeeds for the afternoon 9 entertain.
ment were. $50. The ladies intend to
hold all their meetings after this in
the new hall.
Mrs. John Gillard returned to her
home at Doyon today after saending
a few days here shopping.
| Mrs. Pfifer who has been visiting
for short time at Crary with ,rea-
tives returned to this city this after
noon. 80 .4gs-
John A. Cowan returned to Derrick
this morning after a two weeks visit
in this city with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Cowan. s,
Mrs. Olson of Toxic was an arrival
in the city today and spent q shsrt
time here shopping and visiting with
relatives. From here Mrs. Olson will
go to Harlow where she will, visit.
Auditor Case Of the Western Union
Telegraph company who checked GU.
H. o. Asp, former manager and start
ed the ball rolling for T. l.. iced, the
new manager, left yesterday for his
home in South Dakota. Mr.. Asp ha:
! gone to Fargo where he has accepted a
position in the traffic department of
the Western Union.
/ Frank Morris Of Hurd was in the
city for short time yesterday while
en- route to Minnewaukan.
Miss Elsie Evans of whitefsH,
Mont, is in the city the charming
guest at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. A.
D. Tuttle. Miss Evans intends leav
ing tomorrow for Sank Center, where
she will visit for a few weeks with
relatives and friends
| A St. Patricks Ball is scheduled for
next Monday evening at the opera
house hall under the auspices of the
1 Socialist local. It will be one Of the
i big events Of the society season in
honor of st. Patrick.
P. J. McClory has returned from
Cando where he has been for the past
several days attending. to legal mat.
ters.
Superintendent Mclaughlin Of tho
Dakota division of the Great Northern
was in the city yesterday looking sitter
the interests Of the road at this 3oint,
Wilson Morse has returned to his
home at Webster after spending q sew
days in this city attending the Case
Power Farming school.
| J. Osborne Of Crazy was in the city
yesterday afternoon attending to bust.
ness matters and calling on his Dew.
lis Lake friends.
Mrs. A. Greenberg and little son
Horace left this afternoon on No. &
for Grand Forks where they will visit
over Sunday with relatives.
| Mrs. I. A.. Neidlanger of Hampden