The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-15
WEBSTER
(From Staff Core ,pondent.)

Grover Garske was recent guest
at the Casper Wesley home.
Mrs. Selma Garske visited at the
Ralph Morse home from Friday eve
ming to Monday morning.
Edward and Thomas Regain were
business visitors Tuesday.
Lew Shaw is able to be around af-
ter few days illness.
There was only one scholar absent
from school Monday.
John Jones returned home from
Devils Lake Thursday.
w. D. Miller spent Friday night
in Devils Lake.
j. E. Ward was business visitor
in Devils Lake over Wednesday night.
Mrs. William Belford spent We'd
nesday night in Devils Lake, the guest
of friends.
George D. Laird transacted bust
ness in our city Thursday.
Mrs. c. j. Zettler visited with her
mother, Mrs. Geo. Swain, over Thurs
day night.
George Dahlen was in town from
Harding Friday.
Henry Leet returned from Devils
Lake Thursday, where he had been
called as juror.
Grover Garske was recent visitor
at the Geo. Jorgenson and Gus Gar
ske homes.
Rev. Becktel of Fargo, was in town
Wednesday, soliciting funds for the
Florence Crittenden home.
Miss Seerup of Grand Forks re-
turned to her home Thursday after
successfully nursing the Martin Lar
son family through their recent at
tack of the flu.
Quite number attended the Grain
Growers meeting here Saturday after
noon.
Ruben Regain transacted business
in town Wednesday and called on his
sister, Mrs. Grover Garske.
Mrs. Ralph Shively returned to her
home after visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Howard Mckee.
John Swain spent Tuesday night in
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| Edward Regain spent the week enc
in Devils Lake.
Mrs. Thomas Regain and son re
turned this week from Minneapolis
and other points in Minnesota, where
she spent the past two months with
relatives.
Joe Baker visited at the James MASK
home the past several days.
! Mrs. H. Somehow is home after
a short visit with her daughter neal
Starkweather.
| Mrs. David Webster called on Mrs
j. E. Ward Monday afternoon.
The Misses Edna and Charlotte
Shaw, who have spent the past several
months in and near Newton, Kansas
returned home Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Laird of Harding
who has visited at the Caspe.. Wesley
home since Sunday, returned to he1
home Thursday.
Mrs. Ruben Regain, Miss Jean Regal
and Miss Kathleen Baker visited al
the Simpson home in Garske Thurs
day afternoon.
John Kitsch and Joe Connors spent
Monday night shopping in Devil:
Lake.
Miss Alice and Bernedetta Mature,
of Starkweather returned to their
home after short visit at the home
of their sister, Mrs. D. w. Kelly.
Thomas H. Maloney was passen
ger to Devils Lake on Tuesdays train
Mrs. Grover Garske and son Gin
ton, Mrs. George Jorgenson and sol
Gerald and Miss Anna Murphy were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Regain in Devils Lake.
James Nash spent Wednesday an,
Thursday visiting his children north
east Of Starkweather.
Tim Considine was in town Monda,
to meet his son, Billie, who is stu
dent at the st. Mary's academy.
| J. E. Ward, James Ward and Harr,
Somehow autoed to the latter
farm seven miles northeast of Stark
weather Sunday.
| Miss Helen Munig and Miss Ellie,
Mikkelson were recent Devils LAX,
shoppers.
| Mrs. William Belford was a bust
ness visitor in Devils Lake over Mon
day night.
Martin Johnson, who recently re
covered from very sore face, is nov
at the Mercy hospital and was operat
ed on Monday morning for appended
is by DR.. G. j. Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Regain and chill
; dren were Sunday visitors at tn
| Henry Raker homo