The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29
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sen and the baby are reported as do
ing nicely, and "Grandpa" Luessen is
wearing a smile these days over the
arrival of the first grandchild.
Mrs. Ernest Reid and daughter May
and son Kenneth will leave this week
the Dalles, Oregon, where the FAM
lily will visit the sister of Mrs. Reid
and spend the winter months in the
west. Their host of friends extend
good wishes for pleasant winter, and
hope their departure from the city
may only be temporary.
Masters Lenly Harvey, Lee Combs,
Harold Sorras Olson and Ralph Fer
guson enjoyed a pleasant outing party
yesterday. The boys went out to the
Con. Schwinler farm near the city,
where they had camp fire and pic
mic dinner, and altogether they had a
most delightful days vacation.
| This evening Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Heidel VII entertain the members of
Mr.. Heidel's Sunday school class of
the Methodist Episcopal church, at
their hospitable home on Normal
Avenue The guests will be entertain
ed at a six o'clock dinner and covers
will be placed for twenty The deco
rations will be in keeping with Hal
low'een, and following the dinner an
enjoyable social hour will be spent.
D. B. Parks of Portland, Oregon,
was visitor in Valley City yesterday,
and came in from St. Paul yesterday
morning, being enroute to Portland
from points in Iowa, where he has
been looking after matters of business.
Mrs. Parks will be remembered here
as Mrs. Frank J. Young, and before
her marriage was also remembered as
Miss Susie Boswell of Tower City.
Mr.. Parks reports his family as being
we'll, and he left on No. this morning
for his home at Portland,
Friday evening a number Of young
people were entertained at a delight
full party at the Lee Combs home two
miles west of the city. The guests
autoed out to the Cowell farm, Vaughn
Cowell being the host to number of
his friends for the evening. The guests
included the Misses Marjorie Cook,
Gladys Forbes, Marguerite Christ
opherson, Esther Semley, also Neil
Tracy, Loring Pierce and Forrest
Deset.
Another of the early Barnes county
pioneers answered the call this morn"
ing when James Daily passed away.
Mr.. Daily had been in failing health
all summer and his death was not un'
expected. The deceased was one Of
the early pioneers of the county hav'
ing located here in the spring OF 1878. |
He was born in Ireland April 1st, 1897
and came to this country in 1910. A
wife and three children are living, one
son James Daily Jr., resides in Valley
City, Mrs. John easy and Stephen
Daily live in Boston, Mass. i
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Bradley were
recent arrivals in the city from Grace
City, N. D. Mr.. Bradley came down
to undergo an operation at one of the
local hospitals, and Mrs. Bradley and
their little daughter Miss Mary Eliza
beth accompanied him for visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. D. jeff
rey, on Tracy Avenue
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Machines for rent. Williams Second
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RUMMAGE SALE.
The P. E. O. sisterhood will mold
a rummage sale in the new Lee build
ing on Main street on next Friday and
Saturday Nov. 9Th and 7th 1o-29-1tw