The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-21

j. r.. Hail OF roma spent trQay In
the city to look after business matters.
T. F. Maloney of Webster was a
business visitor in the city Friday.
Mrs. o. l. Hegge was in the city
from Minnewaukan to shop Friday.
Mrs. E. ]. Langley of Rock Lake
was shopper and visitor in the city
Friday.
W. D. Miller of Webster was in the
city to look after business interests
Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Chard a.s returned
after visiting several days with Miss
Harriet Rother Of Perth at Lakewood.
Matty Kelly returned Thursday
from Minneapolis with his new Buic!;
Roadster.
Miss Della Wittkoph. who has been
teaching at Grafton, is nome for the
summer vacation.
MI. and Mrs. Reuben Res1n of
Garske were shoppers and visitors
in the city Saturday.
]. E. Cover of Warwick was in the
city to attend to business matters
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Louden of the
narrows We're in the city to shop
and visit one day last week.
Frances Melan of Penn was caller
in the city and visited with friends
several days last week.
A baby girls was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Thompson at the General hos
pital Sunday morning.
Mrs. Frank Wiseman of Lakota
has been i'll at the Mercy hospital for
several days.
Mrs. Manley Thomas arrived in the
city Wednesday night and will remain
during the summer.
A boy wsaborn to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Walker of Fort Totten at the
Mercy hospital Thursday morning.
A boy wsaborn to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lee of Edmore at the Mercy
hospital last week.
Mrs. Shively of Starkweather was a
shopper and visitor in the city one
day last week.
John J. Doughe,ty of starkweather
was a business caller in the CITY
Thursday.
Rev. Loftness left Thursday for
Minneapolis, where he attended the
national convention of the Lutheran
Churches.
Misses Alma and Manga Oden of
Carpenter, this state, will make their
home in Devils Lake during the sum-
mer months.
Mrs. Burt Cunningham and children
left Thursday for different parts of
Southern Minnesota, where they will
visit for the next five or six weeks.
Frank Hartz has returned from his
'r'p west. He booked concerts for
the Boy Secut Band on their trim
te the Glacier Nationa! Park.
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Miss Mildred Cruise was in the city
Thursday to get cottage at Lake.
wood, where she will spend several
weeks during chautauqua season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moen and Miss Ella
Moen of Souris, this state, were visit
ors and shoppers in the city Thurs
day of last week.
Everett Hanson, who has been i'll
at the Mercy hospital, is reported to
be much better, pneumonia was con-
tracted while in swimming several
weeks ago.
Miss Laura Gretzinger, teacher
at Minot, spent few days visiting
IN Devils Lake while on her way to
Boston. She will teach at Minot again
next year.
Ed johnson left Wednesday nigh,
Tor Minneapolis, where he attended
the national convention of the Luthe
ran vhurch which was held there
last week.
Auction sale of registered Short
horn cattle at the Odessa Stock Farm
on Monday, June 26, commencing a
1880 p. m. IS head of bulls, heifers an,
COWS will be sold. J. S. Kirk, Owner.
Miss Dorothy serumgard, who ha.
been in training at the Eitle hospita
in Minneapolis, will return hom,
this week and spend a month visit
ing with her parents and friends i,
Devils Lake.
, The Ladies Aid Of che St Olaf,
Lutheran church entertained at a SIR