The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-04-16
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
FRIDAY APRIL 10, 1914.


William Westergaard left for James
town this morning to spend the day
attending to business matters.
Robt. Bridges came up from Ender.
lin last evening and will spend Easter
at the Rev. Bublitz home.
The Misses Smith and Laura Brown
of Eckelson are visiting relatives and
friends in the city this week.
Miss Clara Saunders went to San
born this moring, where she will visit
for few days at the home of friends.
Geo. B. Wilson Of Leal, w. B. Grobe
of jamestown, and s. H. kab of Cathay
were among the guests at the Rudolf
yesterday
Mrs. Fred Johnson of Kathryn came
up last evening and will visit with
friends.
Aadne Holland OF Fort Ransom is
visiting in the city with his sister,
Mrs. Harry Jones and his brothers
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E. S. Delaney left this morning for
jamestown where he will spend some
time looking after his business inter-
ests.
The large number of Fargo visitors
who visit the city every week are rep
resented this week by G. j. Nord, o. E.
Wakeman, F. F. LeDue, S. S. Howard,
C. S. Whittlesey, S. A. Wallis, D. A.
Lyons, J. Suits, J. B. Sayle, Sam o.
son, Chas. Braland, C. L. Haines, and
Geo. Tharalson.
Miss Eva Snowman of Darcy ar
rived in Valley City last evening and
will visit relatives here for the week
end.
Superintendent Minnie Nelson left
this morning on No. 7, for Sanborn
and vicinity where she will inspect the
schools.
Mrs. w. II. Osborne and Miss Alta
James of Darcy, came down to Valley
City last evening and are spending the
day shopping They are guests at the
Rudolf.
Miss Anna Johnson who is employed
in Chaffee's store, left last evening
for Mandan, called there by the serious
illness of her sister, Clara.
The Misses Grace and Nellie Ball
of Fargo arrived in the city last even
ing and will spend the week end visit
ing at the home of Their aunt, Mrs. W.
C. Lyon on Fifth street.
K. S. Ramsett Of Finsal, Il. D. john
son of Columbus, Wiiotsr Lawrence
and Geo. Hall, of Fargo and Joe Nelson
Ct Courtney are spenaing the day IN
Valley City on business
| Several of the stores were closed
today part Of the afternoon. All OF
the banks were also closed on account
of it being good Friday"
! Yesterday noon at one o'clock Mrs.
IT. w, Burckhalter entertained at an
Easter luncheon in honor of Miss
Phoebe Hudson. About six ladies were
present and the Easter suggestions
were carried out in both the menu and
tho decorations. The table was decor
ated with small yellow candles, baskets
containing Easter eggs and small yel'
low chickens. The color scheme OF
yellow and white prevailed. Miss
Hudson will leave soon for her home
at Paynesville, Mimi, to remain until
next September.
J, G., Smallwood and Peter Scott OF
Minot, J. D. Healy of Darlington, ). r
Kennedy of jamestown, ]. M. Cornish
: of Crete, were among the state people
in the city between trains yesterday.
Miss Margaret Sweeney OF Lltch
: Vile spent yesterday in the City shopp
ing in the various stores. She re
turned the same evening.
A. A. Clothier of the Fireman's In
: surance Co., Of Newark, N. j., is spend
ing the day in the city is guest o
Judge l. J. Moe.
Superintendent Minnie ]. Nelson
went west yesterday morning IN he'
J auto to visit different rural schools. VI
fer return she will stop at Greer
Township, where she will address
Farmers Club.
Il Easter day with snow furrles IS
dead sure sign of a wet cool summer
said Hon. Frank Tnoyhar in an inter
view a while he would not admit that ne
is "the seventh son of seventh SON
he claims to have it on good authority
that the snow furries is a never 1all
| ing sign and predicts a bumper crop
for the County this year.
l Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Beardsley OF
! Kenmare stopped off in Valley CITY
and spent few hours between trains
yesterday. They were guests at tne