The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-08
was; in school Thursday.


s Miss Rigmor Peterson returned
home from the Sorenson farm We'd
nesday and was in school Thursday.
Mrs. Sparks, who was called to De-
wills Lake some time ago on account
Of; the illness Of her mother, returned
to her duties at the Sorenson Bros.
farm Wednesday.
/ Mr.. John Munig, who stopped off at
Leeds for a few days. visit With her
sister, Mrs. Morstad, on her way
home from South Dakota, arrived
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Regain Of De-
wills Lake visited Thursday between
trains at the home of their daughter
Mrs. Grover Garske.
Mrs. Peter Wesley and son Casper
Wesley were in town attending to
business matters Friday.
Christian Sorenson, vice president
of the Ramsey County Fair Associa-
ton, attended meeting of the fair
managers, which was held at Fargo
Friday.
Edward Regain returned home
Thursday from Devils Lake where he
spent the past three days attending
the Grain Mems convention.
The Martin Larson family who have
been sick the past eight days are able
to be around again. Miss Seerup of
Grand Forks was the trained muse
who took care of them.
Joe Baker, son of Henry Baker of
Webster, has returned home after a
two years. absence which he spent in
Washington and Utah.
Mrs. James Nash and son Claude
Nash were Thursday visitors at the
Reuben Regain home.
A. c. Miller who has been visiting
at the Alex Cobuln and Donald Morri.
son homes, has returned to his home
at Sarles.
The man who has charge of the
Norman Morrison home is on the sick
list.
Miss Marie Daeley returned Mon
day from Devils Lake where she spent
the week end visiting with her parents.
Mr. Edgar Dale spent the week end
with his parents at Rugby.
Miss Jessie Umphrey visited with
her sister and friends at Grand Forks
over Saturday and Sunday, returning
to resume her school duties Monday,
Mrs. Con!Slin was the guest of Mrs.
Martin johnson over Tuesday night,
Miss Agnes Minette is able to at
tend school Monday after few days
absence on account Of the uh. Miss
Theresa Minette is improving.
The Misses Geneva and Harriet
Strawhecker and brother Robert are
on the sick list.
Mrs. Robert Parry is slowly re-
covering from a severe cold at her
home in town. The little daughter is
much better.
Claude Phillips and sons have re-
covered fro natlleir recent illness.
Adam Zettler leaves Monday fol
Devils Lake where he will serve as a
juror during the March term of court
! Lew Shaw has been on the sick
list the past two days.
Miss Louise Belford has recovered
from a severe cold. However, she will
not attend school the first of the week
1t is better to be safe than sorry.
Miss Daisy Rance joined the sick
, list last Friday. She is improving
slowly.
Joe Zeigler is still confined to his
bed. The other six members of his
family are new able to be up and
around indoors.
Miss Amy Maurer is able to attend
to her duties at the bank Monday af-
ter a week Of the flu.
Mrs, George Swain has a severe
cold the past week.
Mrs. Somehow and infant daugh-
| ter are visiting with Mrs. Some
born's daughter Mrs. Harry Cissne1
near stalkweather.
Thomas II. Maloney returned to his
home Friday from Devils Lake where
he attended the Grain Growers con-
ycntion.