The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-10
FROM rvEapAy's DAILY.
TUESDAY,, DECEMBER 9, 1914.

IN the city on SATURDAY, anu spent tHo
day here looking after business mat
tiers, returning to Rogers Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Suby, P. M. Hanson
and Carl Miller of Nome were visitors
in the city yesterday. The party au-
toed down yesterday, returning to
Nome last evening.
The Ladies Of the Episcopal Guild
will meet on Thursday afternoon, in
stead of Wednesday, this week, and
Mrs. West and Mrs. Roberts will serve.
On Thursday Mrs. George Hancock of
Fargo will be the guest of the Guild.
Mrs. Hancock being the state presi-
dent of the Womens' Guilds and Aux.
iliaries of the Episcopal church for
North Dakota.
Mrs. James Grady, who has been i'll
at the Saint Lukes Hospital in st.
Paul for the past few weeks, has so
far recovered from her illness that
she is expected to arrive home very
soon. Mrs. Grady hopes to be here
about the twenty-second, in time to
spend Christmas with her family,
which will be good news to her hos,
of friends in the city.
Rev. Arthur E. Pryor of Antler was
visitor in the city today.
DR.. and Mrs. L. S. Platou left for
the Twin Cities lest evening where
they will spend few days shopping
and visiting with friends.
R. C. Hazard of Jamestown was a
caller in Valley City yesterday attend
ing to matters of business and spent
the day here. Mr.. Hazard was regis
tered at the Kindred.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church are to entertain Mrs. George
Hancock of Fargo, who is the state
president of the Woman's Auxiliary.
On account of Mrs. Hancock's visit on
Thursday, Guild will be held on that
afternoon instead of Wednesday after.
noon as announced.
Mr.. Arthur Bayley, the cashier of
the First State Bank of Nome, was a
Valley City visitor yesterday, and at
tending to matters of business. Mr..
Bayley returned to Nome last evening.
Ed Mason was a passenger to Es-
mond yesterday, where he will attend
to matters of business, and spend sew
? eral days this week Mr.. Mason will
return to the city on Saturday.
E. B. Raynor of the firm of Raynor
& Pierce was passenger to Devils
, Lake this morning, and other points in
, the northern part of the state, where
he will look after matters Of business
importance connected with his Office.
i, Any money spent in Valley City dur
: ing the big sale on at the various
stores is Elastic Currency. 1t is a
good time now to stretch the purchas
, ing power of your money. Moral, dc
, your trading in Valley City and
: strike while the iron is hot"
/ A very pleasant school party was
l given last night at the residence Of
!. Mrs. C. A. label on Tracy Avenue
, About twelve little tots gathered and
had an enjoyable time playing games
p and making merry for a short time
/ when cocoa and animal cookies were
f served and the children returned tt
J. their homes at early hour.
Word was received in the city yes
/. terday Of the birth of little daughter
, yesterday morning to Mr.. and Mrs
9 Lafayette Knox at San Diego, Califor
9 MIA, where they are now making theil
home Mrs. Knox will be remembered
q here as Miss frankie Winterer, and i!
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
y Winterer, and this is the first grand
y child in the Winterer family.
J. D. Schlecht of Kensal Was a visi
:, tor in Valley City on Monday ant
spent the day here on business.
: X. S. Ramsett of Fingal was bust
ness caller in the city yesterday ant
=, was a guest at the Hotel kindred
-. while here.
:, F. M. Settler of Fingal was anon!
:, the out of town callers in Valley Cit.
, iyesterday and attended to matters O
business. Mr.. Settler was registered
= at the Hotel Kindred.
Frank White was passenger t,
jamestown this morning, where b.
went on short business trip Of few
days duration.
w. w. Fritch, the Main street jewel
). er is confined to his home this weel
with an attack Of tonsilitis, and ha
, been sick since Saturday. Mr.. Fritcl
:, is feeling somewhat improved today.
T. Melvin Lee, of the Offices of tn,
. Middlewest Loan and Trust Compan!
y left this morning for Rugby, Mime