The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-22
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1914.

! FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1914.
Prof. L. B. McMullen and Miss Fish
er left this morning for Forman t.
speak at the Sargent County Institute
which is in session there this week.
| Erwin Lavery was a passenger t
| Wimbledon last evening where hi
went to spend a couple of days this
week, and look after matters of bust
, ness.
The State Normal school foot bal
team defeated the Cooperstown high
school this week by score of 81 to 0
The Normal team goes to Wahpetor
! tonight for a game with the Science
. school tomorrow.
Miss Lura L. Perrine, curator Of the
Normal school museum took group
of students on Fair Ground Hill last
: night to view the new comet, and gave
talk on the subject.
Mrs. A. Stralee was a passenger tc
Bismarck this morning, where she
went to spend the day with her daugh
ter Miss Nina Stralee of the Grand
Theatre. Mrs. Stralee will return
home tonight,
Mrs. Don Taylor of st, Paul arrived
here Wednesday and is spending a
week the guest of Mrs. L. S. B.
Richie.
Prof James of the Normal was at
Casselton last Friday to judge the
birds at the poultry show which was
held in connection with the corn
show.
H. NJ. Mason was a business visitor
at Hobart yesterday where he went to
hold an auction sale at the J. P. Peter
son farm, six miles west Of Hobart. He
reports good sale and a very good at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Tolstad and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Shearer of Darcy
autoed to Valley City yesterday and
spent the day here. While in the city
tehy were registered at the Rudolf and
they returned to Darcy last night.
c. C. Chaffee of the Chaffee Store,
returned to the city last evening from
Darlington, where he went on matters
of business. While gone Mr.. Chaffee
also made a short visit with his sister
Mrs. E. A. Allbee at Barlow.
Mrs. Erwin Lavery entertained a
number of neighbors and friends yes
terday evening at her home on Tenth
Avenue. About fifteen guests were
present, and the affair was given COM
plimentary to Mrs. Ernest Reid, who
leaves shortly for Oregon, where she
and the children will spend the winter
months. Visiting and cards formed
the entertainment last evening, and
the hostess served a substantial sup
per about eleven o'clock. Those pres
ent last night were number of close
friends of Mrs. Reid, who will be sorry
to have her leave the city.
R. C. MCGEE returned today from
Michigan where he has been spending
some time on business. He purchased
several car loads of Michigan apples
while there
Mrs A. Eckel left Tuesday evening
for Jamestown, where she made a
short visit enroute to Darlington, to
attend the Methodist Conference held
at that point this week. -......
Delevar's comet may be seen tonight
at about 800 o'clock slightly below
the handle Of the "big dipper." This
comet is an entirely new one and
booked to remain but short time.
J. H. Gibson of Wimbledon was a
Valley City visitor on Wednesday. Mr.
Gibson spent the day here, and was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
F. Pierce. He was accompanied home
by Mrs. Gibson, who has been making
a two weeks visit at the Pierce home
Dr. Spencer Reed left this morning
for Wimbledon where he will spend
the day on professional business.
C. F. Isaacson left last evening for
his home at Fort Dodge, Iowa, after
spending the past two weeks in Valley
City as the guest of his brother Clar-
ence Isaascon, of the Rudolf Pharmacy
LEFT ON EXTENDED TRIP.
Mrs. Spencer Reed and daughter
Frances Elizabeth, accompanied by
Mrs. Anthony Starke left yesterday
on No. for an extended trip through
the east. They will visit at points in
Canada, New York, Pennsylvania
Connecticut and Atlantic City, N. J.
DR.. A. A. J. Lang and Robert Mckee
of Sanborn were business callers IL
Valley City yesterday, returning tt
Sanborn last evening.
Mrs. Robert Anderson returned tt
the city this morning from Saltwater
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