The weekly times-record., 1914-10-29
THE CITY
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1914.

Mr. ana MIS-. MdIlll DJdI6du, VIII
reside on West Front street. welcomed
the arrival of baby boy yesterday,
and their friends are extending con-
gratulations.
Mrs. John Tracy, Mrs. A. W. Mac
donald and Mrs. D. S. Ritchie have is
sued invitations to large number of
friends for a party on Saturday after
noon of this week, the affair to be
given in the X. P. Hall. The ladies
will be assisted by number of young
ladies of the Domestic Science Depart
ment of the State Normal school.
A. M. Hewson and r. B. Cox are
among the visitors in the city from
Wimbledon today, and are registered
as guests at the Hotel Kindred.
Miss Hattie Kelly was passenger
on No. Z this morning for her home
at Dazey, where she will spend cou-
pie of days, returning to the city the
work at the Terry Dressmaking school
Professor Seymour, of the faculty Of
the State Normal school, is happy
oyer the recent arrival of his family,
who came to Valley City last week
from Ames, Iowa. The family are
pleasantly located for the winter in
the Mrs. Sherlock residence, at 521
Twelfth Avenue.
Donald Killing, a three year old boy
whose home is at Dazey, underwent an
operation last night at the Riverside
Hospital. The little boy is doing nice
ly today.
Miss Enda Anderson of the Terry
Dressmaking school, was passenger
to Clear Lake, Minnesota, yesterday,
where she was suddenly called, owing
to the death of niece. Miss Ander.
son expects to return to the city to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. J. A. Dedrick of 1921 West
Fourth street has had as her guest the
past summer, her father Mr.. Nash of
Cameron, Wisconsin. Mr.. Nash has
concluded his visit in Valley City and
returned to his home in Wisconsin.
The Green Trail which is to run
from Moosejaw to the Twin Cities will
reach here today. These trails bring
"a very great many people into the
towns through which they pass and
Valley City ought to profit by "the
green trail"
Miss Eva Harden of McHenry, who
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at the Riverside hospital week
ago, is so far recovered as to return
TO her home Miss Harden left for Nc
Henry yesterday. She will take a
couple of weeks rest and expects to
return to Valley City in about a fort
might.
Yesterday John Woodland, farmer
living seven miles southeast of Valley
City made land transfer, whereby he
purchased and became the owner of
1850 acdes OF land, which he bought Of
Mrs. A. Seberg, who formerly livein in
that vicinity but now resides in Valley
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Grand theatre closed last evening.
The contestants narrowed down to
only two in number, Miss Lulu Yaeger
the ticket seller at the Rex Theatre
and Miss Helen Engen. For week
past Miss Engen had been gaining in
votes, but at the last moment Miss
Yaeger won out by SO votes.
Mrs George Buchanan of Lacrosse
Wisconsin, has been visitor in Val
ley City for the past month, as guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Taylor on West Front street Mrs
Buchanan is the sister of Mrs. H. G.
Ames, the mother Of Mrs. Taylor, ant
= she was enroute east from Monarch
!, Montana, where she made furthe
visit with relatives. She concludes
y, her visit here this week, and left o.
Monday evening for her home in Wis
8. consin.
9. Mrs. Florence Ewell Atkins of Nasl
willie, Tennessee, will be an arrival i
N Valley City the latter part of thi
week. Mrs. Atkins is the national le,
furer for the w. c. T. u, and she wi
. give an address here on Sunday evel
y ing. She is a most delightful and il
Il teersting speaker, and it is hoped thu
# every one who can will take the a.
y vantage of the opportunity to he;
Mrs. Atkins talk. She has previous
visited Valley City. and those WI
were fortunate to hear her before vi
remember her as most forcef
e speaker. ~
Master Archie Delaney won Il
~ five dollars at the Rex last evenin
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