The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26

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MIR. Goer left this afternoon for
Drake this state, to attend to profess
| sional business matters.
Frank Kraft of Webster is at the
Mercy hospital receiving medical
treatment this week.
Fred Kystones Of Brocket is iii the
city to receive medical treatment for
q few days.
Miss Elsie Stenson left today for
Fargo, where she will attend the
| Nurses convention. Before returning
Ito Devils Lake she will spend a few
days visiting at Lisbon, this state.
! Mrs. Siver Serumgard was chosen
as a Judge in the oratoricaf contest,
which will be held at Benson county,
May 9Th.
Herbert Ridgedale, who has been
ill for some time at the General hos
pital, was sent to his home on Sixth
street yesterday.
Art Omdahl of Starkweather was
in the city to attend the Shrine BAN
quet Monday evening which was Civ
en- at the Grayson hotel.
Miss Myrtle Thompson of Egeland
spent Monday shopping and visiting
friends in the city, returning to Ege-
land Tuesday morning via the Farm
ers line.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stewart, Miss
Eileen and Mrs. Sheldon of Mime
waukan were shoppers and visitors in
the city Monday.
Mrs. Rognas was hostess to the
Woman's club at their last meeting.
A number Of the guests were pres
ent and at $3.50 delicious luncheon
was served by the hostess.
Miss Ida Webster left Sunday night
for Havre, Montana, where she will
visit her sister Mrs. James Elmslie
! for some time.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold food sale at Manns store
Saturday afternoon and serve coffee.
Mrs. Blackey, Mrs. ]. A. Wallace,
Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. John Mclean will
have charge Of the sale.
William Hausman, George Inge-
bretson, Charles Engelhorn and Mat
Engelhorn were in from Churchs
Ferry to attend the Shrine Club ban
quet, which was given in the city
Monday evening.
Clarence Wold and Ross Eckright
of the Journal motored over to New
Rockford Saturday afternoon, return
ing to Devils Lake Sunday morning.
Clarence brought his car back with
him.
John Cowan, the popular assistant
cashier at the Devils Lake State Bank
is expected to return today from
Brownsville, Texas, where he spent
the past ten days looking after busi-
ness matters for the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Larson, Emma
Moore and Oliver Odegard motored
to Lakota Sunday morning to attend
the funeral of Maynard Rundell, which
was held in that city Sunday after
noon. They returned to Devils Lake
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elmer Odegard of Doyon and
two little children were in the city
over the week end visiting friends
and relatives. While in the city
Mrs. Odegard took her little girl to
see one of the local doctors.
| DR.. Hooking, Jay Edwards, VIM.
Green, VIM. Stevens and Ed. Dunn
went to Grand Forks last week for
the purpose of bringing back 2 large
Pa'ge cars, one Of which is to be
given away by the Elk lodge the
latter part of next month. The other
car, which is beauty in every way,
VIII be carried in stock here for sale
by the Henry Motor Co.
Elmer sneesby was surprised at
his home Saturday night by num-
ber OF friends, the occasion being his
birthday. They were entertained at
the show and afterwards were enter
tanned by dancing and lunch at the
Sneesby home. The guests Of the even
ing were Misses Genevieve Geno, Haz-
el Stewart, s Avis Pillsbury, Margaret
Kelly, Esther McNaughton, Bertha