The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-18
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1918.

"WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1918.
Mrs. Charles Davis is spending some
time in Minneapolis, on business and
pleasure trip. u
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Denstert are COM
ing from Wimbledon tomorrow to be
present at the Runck-Lannon wedding:
Mrs. Van Onting Of Iowa who came
to Marion to visit with her son and
his wife, is suffering from an attack
of lumbago and receiving treatment at
local hospital.
Mr.. John Haines, employed on the
Granger farm, who has been confined
to the Platou hospital with appended
tbs. is better and has returned to his
work.
Mrs. Morris Peterson and Florence
Harald are expecting to leave within
the next week for Canada to visit with
Florence Harald's mother. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Christ and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Greene Of Leal are ex-
pected to come here from Leal to-
morrow to attend the wdding Of Miss
Maud Lannon which will occur at 5
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
F. C. Oliver field Scout Master from
McHenry, N. D., was in town yester-
day and held meeting last night in
the basement of the Congregational
vhurch which was we'll attended.
Miss Hannah Martindale who has
been seriously ill at the Riverside hos
pital with appendicitis, is better and
has returned to her school duties.
Miss Heffron who has been staying
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Pray for several months, left Monday
night for her claim in Circle, Mon
tana, where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Fredric Schoff, president of the
National Congress of Mothers has ap-
pointed Mrs, Rudolph Archer as the
official representative of the congress
in North Dakota.
Miss Kendall, assistant to Miss
Farnsworth in the Domestic Science
dapartment of the Normal, will leave
Friday for her home in Davenport,
Iowa, to be gone during the Xmas va
cation. ...
Reverend Craig, pastor of the First
Methodist Church of Bismarck, autoed
down from the Capitol City yesterday
and spent the evening here. Mr..
Craig was the guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
Zimmerman during his stay here.
Little Evelyn, daughter Of Rudolf
Gesilius had what might have been
very serious accident when she fell
from the second floor landing in the
hotel to the tiled floor below, day or
two ago. The little girl was sliding
down the banister and had a very hard
fall, At first it was feared that she
had been injured internally but she Is
able to be up today and IS very much
better, although her injuries were SER
ious enough to make it necessary for
her to be in bed, for few days.
Again the Rudolf Pharmacy comes
to the front with an unusual window
display. Both windows have assumed
a real holiday appearance in the past
few days. In one there Is splendid
imitation of a fireplace. with coy
fire in it and TWO youngsters are seen
hanging up their stockings hopeful OF
visit from Santa. In this window are
shown various gifts for young and old.
The opposite window holds Christ
mas tree and Santa is there too. The
window is decorated to represent
snow storm and the beautiful covers
everything, including the log cabin,
the wagon en- route to the drug store"
and the kewpie dolls who are playing
on the pond. Toilet articles are shown |
in this window and the Christmas tree
is also decorated with toilet requisit-
les.
First choice costs the same as sec.
ond, third, fifth or tenth when 1t comes