The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-18
THE CITY
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
MONDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1873.

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DR.. Reed returned home this morn
ing from Pittsburgh, Pa. 2syA
C. E. Moore went to jamestown yes
terday morning to spend the day, re
turning here in the evening. jtfNi M
There will be no melting Of the Epis
copal Guild after the Christmas holt
days. The next melting will be held on
January 7th, with Mrs. Maryland.
James Kelley left last night for his
old home in Barcus, IOWA, having been
called there by the serious illness OF
his mother.
Little Philip Krogh, son Of Matt
Krogh has been quite ill with pneu'
monia but is now on the road to re-
covery. sIE
E. D. Lum left Saturday for points in
Iowa where he will look after business
matters for several days.
At the last meeting of the Music
Club it was decided that no meetings
would be held during the Christmas
holidays. The next meeting will take
place Jan. 7th. AN
Mrs. Abe Eckel has for her guest for
several days, her sister, Miss Emma
Rebsch, who is nurse in the Bis.
marck hospital. Miss Rebsch left for
Bismarck last evening.
aa Otto Zetterberg returned this morn.
ing from Minneapolis after spending
three or four days there on a business
trip. Mrs. Zetterberg and her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Cummings who also
went to Minneapolis are expected to
arrive home tomorrow morning.
8 Rev. C.. G.. Naeseth of the Synod
Lutheran church entertained the mem.
bers of his 1913 confirmation class,
consisting of four boys and four girls.
The class who were confirmed in the
church last spring, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Naeseth at an elaborate
and perfectly appointed dinner. In the
afternoon, they posed for a group pic.
ture and left for their homes declaring
that they had had delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Schilling and
little daughter Frances who have been
visiting with Mr. Schilling's parents
here for the past month or more, will
leave tomorrow morning for their
home in Burnley, Ohio.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pierce arrived
yesterday morning from Estevan, Can.
ada, for visit with Mr.. Pierce's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Pierce. The
Pierce family expect to spend Christ
mas day in Wimbledon with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Saunder San.
ders.
A splendid imitation of a coy fire.
place after a visit from Santa Claus,
has been arranged in the windows of
the Stratus Clothing Company. Gifts
suitable for men and children have
been arranged on chairs around the
hearth and the mantel also holds gifts
both useful and ornamental. The make
believe fire in the hearth, throws q
rosy glow over the surrounding OBJ
jects and makes very pretty picture.
The demonstration and her assistants
who are here for several days to de-
monstrate the use of X. C. Baking
Powder has had several interesting
classes in which they have shown how
excellent results may be obtained from
the use of this brand Of baking powder.
While the number of ladies who at
tend these lectures might be larger
were this not such a busy time, many
do go again and again to see the work
done and to receive valuable informa-
ton on the subject of cooking general
ly. Many who have attended the class
YES disinterestedly have gone away
with the intention Of attending Others
and of telling their friends about them.
I Minnie J. Nelson will leave tonight
for Fargo with eleven students sof
Barnes county who will attend the
Boys and Girls Institute at ttesA.bC.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
fHig week. six 81 those WHO are going
+on;uh+ GRO having all exnanses Maid