The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07
FROM E><CH ANGES
clIURCHs FERRY.
(Churchs Ferry SUM-

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(Churchs Ferry Sun)
Mr.. and Mrs. p. N. Gilberg were
Devils Lake visitors Tuesday.
Roy Mathews Of StaIkweather was
. business visitor in town Wednesday.
f. Kripklaw Of Maxa shipped q car,
Of stock to The st. Paul market Mon
day.
Supt. and Mrs. Rochne were guests
Of the teachers for Thanksgiving dim
ner at the Orvis House.
Supt. and Mrs. John A. Haig Of
Devils Lake left this week for Los
Angeles, Calf, to spend the winter.
Sppt. and Mrs. L. NJ. Rochne enter
tained the C. E. Harding family to
dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Gum spent Thanksgiv-
ing ct the Perkins home in Devils
Lake.
Miss Agnes Moe returned to Velva
Sunday after spending Thanksgiving
with home folks.
Frank Mobrcy was q passenger for
Devils Lake, Monday, on business.
Mrs. E. G. Hart of Minos spent
Thanksgiving with her father, Rev.
W. x. Dunnett.
The s. NJ. Sanders family were
Thanksgiving guests at the n. R.
Murray home.
Miss Ella Ebcl went to Grand Forks
last Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Luff is suffering with a
severe case Of bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Berg Of Perth
were guests Of relatives here. on
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Hall and child
rem OF Starkweather visited the edi-
tors family Thursday Of last week.
Mr.. Geo. Martin Of Leeds visited
friends in Devils Lake, Friday and
and Saturday. s
A. E. Sylvester went to Minnewau-
kan Wednesday on business.
Miss Mae Engelhorn, assistant prin-
cipal Of the Esmond High school went
to Fargo last Saturday, where she at
tended the N. D. E. A. She was join
ed at Oberon by her sister, Mrs. Ole
Ellefson Of Minnewaukan.
Nelson Sauvain, Superintendent of
the Devils Lake schools, was elected
president Of the North Dakota Teach
ers' association at the annual meeting
held at Fargo last week. He succeeds
G. ". Hanna of Valley City.
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The officers and teachers Of the M.
E. Sunday school met at the Harding
home Monday evening and planned
the Christmas entertainment which
will be given in the church on Christ
mas eve.
The weather has been mild the past
week with the mercury falling very
little below the freezing point at any
time. A shower of rain Monday night
glazed the roads and made them fine
for autoing.,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Nichol are enjoy
ing real summer weather at Tampa
according to a card received from
them the past week. They sold the
home which they purchased when they
first moved there and are erecting
another dwelling which they have al
most completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Swartz Of Stark
weather spent Thanksgiving at the
Henry Barenscher home.
Mrs. E. Lysne, who spent the sum
ner here, left Saturday evening for
Long Beach, CAL, to spend the winter.
She expects to return here next sum-
mer.
The Ladies of Zion church met at
the Thompson home Saturday after
noon and gave a party in honor of
Mrs. =. Lysne, who, has been faith
full member Of that organization for
number Of years. They presented
her with q present as token of re-
membrance. .5s. a. .1:'3i S5$5 tS5s$t
The most recent arrivals to bright
en- the homes of some of our neiehbors
to the east are: A boy born to Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Nees, girl to Mr1and
Mrs. Joe Adahl, and a boy to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Lannoye. The editor was
y unable to secure the dates Of birth Of
these promising young Americans.
Clarence Steen, who is teaching near
Berwick, was home for Thanksgiving.
Mesdames Charley Huntsley and
Jim Wilsey Of Maza were shoppers in
q Churchs Ferry Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. "a. Kilaahl were
shoppers in Devils Lake last Saturday.
The N. E. church choir accompan-
/ led Rev. Wa. Dunnett to Maza, Sun
day, where they helped with the SER
vices. V, d
Mrs Simon Stoeser Of PENN visited
Ct the Adolph Stoeser home for a few
days last week. s 4
Julius Gilberg and two daughters
OF Starkweather ate. Thanksgiving
dinner OF the 2. n. Gilberg home.
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