The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-17
THE CITY
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
MONDAY, DECEMBER II, 1914.

several days in Valley City last week.
J. H. S. Thomson was Fargo Wis
itor on Friday, where he spent the
day and attended to matters Of bus
mess, returning to the city Friday
evening.
The executive board of the Asso-
ciated Charities will meet this. even
ing in the city library at 1880 o'clock.
All members of that board will please
remember the meeting tonight.
Miss Adeline Proctor, who was re-
Gently operated on for appendicitis
at the Riverside hospital, is reported
This morning as doing very nicely,
which news will be of interest to her
many Normal friends.
J. c. Miller, of Page, was a caller
in Valley City on Saturday, and was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. S. Thomson, on North Forest
avenue. Mr. Miller was attending to
matters of business while in the city.
Frank White left yesterday after
noon for Chicago, Milwaukee and 9TH
er eastern points. where he will spend
a week or ten days in the interest of
the Middlewest Loan and Trust Com
pany, of which he is the President.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Our Saw
ior's Luthern Church will meet Thurs
day afternoon this week. Welsome!
Jonas Ose of Darcy was visitor in
Valley City on Saturday, and spent
the day here, returning to Dazey on
Saturday evening.
Ben Sad, of Darcy, who spent a
few days in the city last week, Wis
iting his uncle, John Sad, returned to
his home at Darcy on Saturday night
Mr.. T. ]. Lee of Fingal was a bust
ness visitor in the city last week and
spent some time visiting with his son
T. Melvin Lee of the Middlewest Loan
and Trust Co.
The Misses Flossie Nolan and Laura
Matteson returned to their homes this
morning, after spending several week:
in the city. The young ladies have
both completed courses at the Terry
Dressmaking School here, and finish
ed their work on Saturday.
The big choir who will sing Chris
mas anthems at the Xmas tree, met
yesterday afternoon in the Episcopal
church, for the first time. 1t was q
very successful meeting, and forty
voices rehearsed Christmas carols t.
sing on Xmas evening at the big tret
Valley City singers are responding
most heartily to the Xmas idea, ant
all are cooperating to make the at
fair a most enjoyable one, and one tt
be remembered.
Glasses at the State Normal schoo
were in session today to allow stu
dents to gain day this week in orde
to close the term on Friday instead o
Saturday and thus enable students t.
reach their homes before Sunday.
Miss Katie McGinnis, of Portal, il
ill at the Riverside hospital, SUFFERING
from an acute attack of inflammation!
rheumatism. Her mother, Mrs. Nc
Ginnis, arrived in the city yesterday
being called by the illness of he
daughter. .... ....
Bobert Baillie of Darlington. arrived
in the city this morning being calle'
by the death of his mother, Mrs. Rob
ert Baillie, which occurred this morn
ing. William Baillie will arrive her
this evening from Harvey, also MI
and Mrs. John Strong Of jamestown
Mrs. Frank White received a tele
gram yesterday afternoon announcing
the death Of her father, Mr.. Hadley
at Indianapolis, Indiana. Mr.. Hadle,
had been in poor health for the pas
several months, so that the end wa
not entirely unexpected. Mrs. Whit
left for Indianapolis yesterday to a,
tend the funeral, and she will NEE
Mr.. White in Minneapolis, who will
also accompany her.
T. Melvin Lee returned to the cit
yesterday from Devils Lake, Finle
and other points in the northern par
of the state, where he spent severa
days looking after matters of bus
ness connected with his office MI
Lee reports business as being YER
good in that part of the state.
On Saturday evening Mrs. S. H
Cook entertained a number of friend
of her daughter, Miss Lillian Cook, tn
city librarian, at six o'clock Dime
party, at her home on Helena avenue
The dinner was most elaborate on
and the affair a complete surprise t
Miss Cook, the party greeting her o.
her return home from the library tina
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