The Devils Lake world., 1922-08-23

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Michigan were visitors in Devils Lake
Monday, on their way home from a
trip through Glacier National Park.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph R. Litzenger of Rugby, at the
Mercy hospital. August 20. Mr.. Litz-
man is salesman for the Lake Brocery
company.
Miss Charlotte Lake returned to
her work at the office of the county
treasurer after spending her two
weeks vacation as guest Of her sist-
Ell, Mrs. A. Sneesby of Sarles, and of
friends at Minot.
o. Burgeson and daughter, Miss
Maurine, motored to Rugby Monday.
From there they will 60 to Minnea-
polls, and Miss Maurine will leave
for Tuczon, Ariz., where she is
student at the University of Arizona.
She has been spending her vacation
with her father, who is connected
with the McKibben Fur Company.
.
Bob Mckay, who for several years
conducted the Unique theatre in this
city, but who quit last spring when
his lease expired, and has since been
employed by large film house in the
Twin Cities, was in the city several
days this week visiting with his
family and at the same time looking
after business matters.
Roscoe Baker, formerly of Devils
Lake, arrived in the city Sunday and
is guest at the J. E. Baker home
on third street. He has been visit
ing his mother in Bilouxi, Miss, but
before that was affiliated with an oil
company in Colombia, South America,
He is now on his way to New York
where he expects to locate as public
accountant.
Mrs. Milton Kelly and two children
Misses Merle, Helen, Hope and Mar
guerite Baker, and Roscoe Baker,
motored to Hampden Monday, where
they visited at the Sid Baker farm.
From there the party, with the ex-
ception of Mrs. Kelly, who returned
home the same evening, went on to
Langdon, where they will be guests
of. the M. L. Sullivan family.
Several young people enjoyed a
corn roast at Lakewood Monday even
ing. Those present were: Misses
Eileen Bond, Fern Hagen, Alice Holt,
Genevieve Geno, Hazel Stewart, Mil
, dred and Merle Elmslie, Mable Nc
Lean, and Jack Kermott, Tom Lowry
Donald Thompson, Guy Wilcox of
Grand Forks, Ingolf Hoel, and James
Babcock.
DR.. H. G. Romig is having an ad-
dition built onto the rear of his res
idence on Seventh street, and at the
same time is installing a pressure
tank underground with an automatic
pump to provide good drinking water
in all parts of his house at all times.
The addition will be two story affair,
and will include a modern sleeping
porch on the second story. The
doctor has a we'll containing about
the best drinking water to be found in
the city, and when this is piped to
all parts of his house it will prove a
convenience not enjoyed by many in
Devils Lake.
| c. F. Nelson, who for some months
I, owned big block of stock in the
Devils Lake State Bank of this city
and was one of the officers of the
institution, but who sold the stock
several weeks ago and resigned his
position, when he purchased the Cliff.
ford Insurance Co., at Grand Forks
has taken unto himself a partner ir
the person of Archie N. Cooper o1
Fargo. Here after the name of thu
concern will be Nelson Cooper Co
Mr.. Cooper was brought up in Crane
Froks land is we'll and favorably
there. Since selling out here Mr.
Nelson moved to Grand Forks aut
has been personally managing the
business.