The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-15
WEEKLY ITEMS OF INTEREST
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
IN AND ABOUT DEVILS LAKE

6l|l IN AND ABOU
Get your boy fine silver plated
.Cornet from $500 up at Huesgen's.
A bright baby girl arrived on
Thursday of last week to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis
on Kentucky avenue in this city.
Lou M. Rutten arrived here last
week to spend a few days visiting
at the home Of his brother, Herman
Rutten.
Lost in Penn. on Oct. %, gold wrist
watch engraved E. R. c. Finder please
return to Penn postoffice and receive
reward. 45-2tp.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Kjelbertson
of five miles east of the city are re-
joicing over the arrival Of bright
baby girl at their home or Friday
of last week.
Mrs. H. P. Jorgenson left last week
FOR Starkweather to be present at
She bedside Of her mother, Mrs. Erick-
stad, who was quite seriously in
Jured in fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Naugle visited
with friends here for several days
aast week. Mrs. Naugle is instructor
in one of the schools in Iowa, while
her husband is attending the state
university.
DR.. H. G. Romig left last Satur-
day night for Minneapolis where he
lis spending a few days looking after
business matters, and probably get
Sing the latest dope on successfully
operating the most modern radio re-
ceiving set which he is soon to in
stall at his home on seventh street.
Announcements have been received
here telling Of the marriage of Miss
Letta Hazard to Edward Schell,
which took place in New York city a
short time ago. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Haz-
'zard, who fromerly resided in Devils
Lake, and during her residence here
she showed unusual talen in Art. At
the time she was married she was a
student at the New York Art
School.
Mrs. Charles Todd and her four
children of Grand Harbor left last
week for Los Angeles, CAL, where
they will reside in the future. Mr..
Todd will remain here for short
time to clean up some business mat
ters, after which he will ship the
household goods and other personal
belongings to the western city, and
leave himSelf. AIRS. Richter, who
had been making her home for short
time with the Todd family, has gone
to Chicago to spend the winter with
her brother, Fred Passou.
Mrs. w. T. Gray has leased half
of the store room on Kelly avenue in
The Baird block which was up to last
spring occupied by the J. C. Penney
Co, and will about the first of next
month open a modistte and novelty
shop therein. Mrs. Gray has had
much experience in this class of trade,
knows the wants of the people of
Devils Lake from her experience here
while being connected with the Fash
ION Shop, and we have every reason
to belive that she will do we'll right
From the start. She has most Of her
stock Of goods ordered, and as soon
as they arrive she will open her place
to the public.
Hilda B. Dokken, a graduate of the
National School of Cosmetology at
Minneapolis, and who has had aver
a years experience in beauty par
Tors in the Twin Cities, has taken over
the equipment Of the old Marinello
parlors in The Glerum block, and has
been conducting the parlors their since
Che first of the month. She reports
the amount of patronage received
as being far above her expectations al
the start, and that it isincreasine
right along. Her work is proving
very satisfactory, and we predict fol
her about all the work she can handle
gust as soon as her skill in her chosc1
profession is better known.
The huge sale at the Gilbertson fur
niture store is attracting business
From long distances. and a larg
amount of merchandise is going GU
every day. On Thursday of last wee1
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Roe of Knox pickle,
out furniture that amounted to severa
hundred dollars, and same was ship
ped to their home. The same da
large shipments were made to Stew
Thompson of Knox, Frank spadetl
of Perth, G. M. Dahl of Bisbee, an
Ole Tygen of Tolna, all of whom cam
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