The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-07-26

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Nh. and Mrs. Avery Johnson, is re-
covering from an operation for ap-
pendicitis which he underwent at the
Mercy hospital last Saturday.
The A. NJ. Powell family and their
guests. DR.. and Mrs. Addison and
daughters Of Fargo autoed to Fl. Tot
ten and Sully's Hill Park where they
picnicked Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Berry and
daughter Of Howard Lake. Mimi,
camped on the grounds last Friday
night and enjoyed the early morning
drill OF our soldier boys. The Berry's
who are on their way to Ignite, are
making their trip by auto.
Mrs. Rosa Baker and Mrs. B. F.
Green will sepend some time at the
Reid cottage. Theo. Green, the eld-
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Green of
Sherwood is one Of the volunteers in
Co. . and Mrs. Green will remain at
Chautauqua while the soldier boys are
here.
Major and Mrs. Albert Roberts are
in receipt of a letter from their
daughter, Mrs. George Ruhnerg of
Minneapolis who is visiting her son,
Lieutenant Noel Ruhberg, at Ell Paso.
Texas. Noel was a member of the in
fantry but exchanged for the artillery
and the officer With whom he exchang-
ed has already gone to France.
William Elmslie returend home from
Grand Forks Monday. He was accom-
panied home by Messrs Milton Swan
ston, Herman Eickhof, and Harold
Collins of Grand Forks and Carl
Novlns OF Ledgerwood. The trip was
made by auto and the boys expect to
remain for a few days visit.
Nj. and Mrs. T. H. Hyland and Mrs.
Hyland's aunt, Mrs. Edwin Johnson.
o. Minneapolis and sister, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter
Florence autoed to Sylvia Saturday
Tor a visit at the Ray Barrickman
home, Mn. and Mrs. Hyland and Mrs.
johnson returend Monday evening but
the Smiths remained for a longer Wis
it.
Among the regular season Chautau-
. quans who had returned to their
l1oen1s to come back to spend the week
end ard take in Sundays program
We're the J. W. Kelly, Southam, H. A.
Nicholson families of Crazy, Charles
: Rebillard Of Doyon, Geo. Kellogg of
Lakota, James Mccormick and daugh-
tiers, Ross Moore, S. A. Parks family
: and Mrs. A. W. Burt of Devils Lake.
Mrs. Albert Roberts entertained de-
l~ightfully at alawn party at her cot
tage from three to five o'clock last
Thursday afternoon. A feature of the
e gathering, much appreciated by the
9 guests was a three-act reading bv
Miss Lowe who was one ofthe enter
tanners during the Chautauoua ses-
sion. ~ Gac s'ose CT the afternoon
c lone,of those delectable %luncheons OF
which Mrs. Roberts only has the name
IS OF providing, was served to the guests
Those present were Mesdames E. E
IS Mann, r. Dcaley, Pattee, Hurst, ane
Mitcheqly}, Of Devils Lake.
Sundays program brot an i,nmens.
crowd to the grounds. At eleven &
m. the Rev. James Anderson of Farg,
&c preached an excellent sermon in tn,
auditorium. He took as his subiec
id Thee Power Of 3 Great Purpose in
es Mans Life" using as atext NehemiaI
n 6:3:. The Devils Lake band gave tw
IS concerts, ont at 2 p. m. and another a
1857. There We're movies both after
~ noon and evening. An unusually goo
an program has been prepared for mex
en- Sunday, with even better attraction
h than last Sunday. Secretary LaRu
to Is planning for church services in tn
auditorium at II a. m. and Co. y m
IN be invited to attend in a body. tn
til Devils Lake band viii be here to Civ
iss two more of their concerts. The pla
ity Back to the Farm" given by the III
in tie Country theatre players of tt
"a Agricultural college will be given -
a complete change Of moving picture
IRE is promised for the afternoon and e,
er ening. Devils Lake ball players WI
OF brot Cando to defeat last Sunday WI
meet Starkweather again next SUI
,as day.