The Devils Lake world., 1922-07-19

urday and will visit at the homie of
her daughter, Mrs. NJ H. Graham,
and her son William Brekken of this
city.
Mrs. T. CT Elliott of Winnipeg,
visited for several days last week as
the guest of Mrs. Newgard.
Roland and William DeVaney went
to- Fargo Saturday and spent the
week end visiting with their brother
Claude DeVaney. They went via
car and returned to Devils Lake Mon
day.
Leonard D. Fackler and family of
St. Paul arrived in the city Friday.
He will take charge of the Boy Scouts
in Devils Lake.
Mike Lowe of Lawton spent several
days in the city last week attending
the fair and visiting with his sister
Miss Alice Lowe.
Mrs. H. c. Bush and son Donald, of
Sterling, ILL.,, are visiting with Mrs.
Busk's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
D. Laird of Webster.
Frank Hartz returned Friday from
the west, where he has been for the
past week attending to business in
terests.
o. B. Foss of Churchs Ferry was
in the city to attend to business mat
ters Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Anderson and
little son autoed to Lakota Sunday,
where they visited friends and re-
latives, and returned to Devils Lake
in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels johnson Of
Starkweather were visitors and shop
pers in the city Friday and also took
in the last day Of the Fair.
Sigurt Hagen and Alanson Kops
of Lawton were visitors in the city
Friday and Saturday. They attend
ed the Fair Friday and transacted
business matters Saturday.
Mrs. Lloyd Billings and baby and
Miss Carol Billings Of Lakota return
ed home Monday morning, after
spending the past week visiting
friends and relatives in Devils Lake
and Lakewood. They also attended
the Ramsey County Fair while in the
city.
Victor Dingle of Bismarck is visit
ing this week with shis sister, Mrs.
Robert Gray and Friends in the city.
Mrs. P. G. Redmond of Stark
weather was in the city Saturday to
shop and visit friends.
E. F. Jurgenson of Bisbee was in
the city to attend to business mat
ters Saturday.
For Sale-Houses in all parts Of
the city, monthly payments if de-
sired. E. o. Greenleaf, Phone 10.
Mrs. R. E. Rognas, Mrs. Erickson
Mrs. Edwards entertined the Rolla,
Rollette and Bisbee Campfire girls,
at the home Of Mrs. r. E. Rognas
Saturday, at IL o'clock luncheon.
A luncheon of three courses was
served, and Ice cream was supplied
by the R. E. Cobb Company. Fifty
guests were present and very en-
joyable time was had by all.
Mrs. Ed johnson, Mrs. Emma o.
son, Miss Lucille Miller aud Miss
Marie Locke left Monday morning
with the Boy Scouts on their trip to
Glacier National Park.
Miss Charles Mikkelson Of Churchs
Ferry was visitor and shopper in
the city Saturday.
Misses lnez and Rena Kelly of
Grand Forks are visiting this week
with their brother Milton Kelly.
A. L. Smith Of Crary was a busi-
ness caller in the city Saturday.
Miss Louis J. Gallagher of Benson
was shopper and visitor in the city
Monday.
Mr.. c. D. Decker and wife and I.
u. Helmer and wife, who have been
the guests of Geo. Locke the past
two weeks, left Monday for their
homes in Providence, R. I. They went
via Grand Forks, where they are
visiting friends for several days. The
party was very nicely entertained by
Mr.. Locke and his friends and are
enthusiastic in their praise of this
progressive city and the genial hos
pitality Of its people. They visited
Sullyss Hill National Park and Fort
Totten; and also some Of the large
farms Of this Country. Mr.. Locke
with friends accompanied the party
as far as Minneapolis.