The weekly times-record., 1914-03-19
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
TUESDAY, MARCH Z, 1914.

ness.
Rev. L. G. Moultrie went to James
town this morning to look after church
duties there.
! Supt. Minnie J. Nelson who spent
a few days at Pillsbury, returned last
evening.
Professor w. L. Hodge of the Dazey
public schools spent yesterday in the
city returning this morning.
V. B. Hoffman who has been employ
ed at the Grand for some time went up
to Fargo yesterday and spent the
day, returning last evening.
Clarence T. Peterson, travelling pas
senger agent for the Chicago, North
western from St. Paul came down to
Valley City this morning on business.
Supt. Minnie j. Nelson left this
morning for Sanborn where she will
spend the day visiting the schools
there.
There will be a meeting OF the Par
ent-Teachers Circle of the Ritchie
school Thursday, March 1s at 4 p. m.
Mrs. Krogh will read paper.
The Sewing Society of st. Gather
ines church will be entertained next
Thursday, March 10Th, at the Parish
Hall. The hostesses will be Mesdames
John Coyle and Don Stuart. W.
NJ. D. Kisser of Rogers came down
Sunday and spent the day visiting at
the C. N. Rhodes home. He remained
over until Monday in order to attend
the Critchfeld funeral. ...
Quite number of ladies went up to
Sanborn this morning to celebrate st.
Patrick's Day there. They were the
Mesdames Anna Tullius, NJ. A. Kramer,
Darby O'Malley, Mary Walsh, and
James Kelly. They will return this
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Featherstone
wept to Fergus Falls last saturday aft
ernoon to visit relatives over Sunday.
DR., Featherstone returned Sunday and
Mrs. Featherstone returned last even
ing.
! Miss Anna Cook entertained very de-
llightfully last evening at st. Pat
ricks party at her home on Conkling
avenue Cards and music were the
amusements of the evening and the
decorations were in Irish Green.
Visitors in the city from various
parts of the state today are S. B. Satire
of Courtenay, Thos. Greene of Minot
A. w. Wahnay of Kenmare and L. L.
Beckwith. P. Sheelan and L. Sand
quist of Fargo.
i J. B. 1verson Of Minot, E. H. Weber
and A. s. Anderson of Bismarck, were
between train callers in the city from
the west yesterday.
4 Fargo visitors in the city yesterday
were J. A. Canniff, C. J. Potter, Chas
Pettibone, X. Grasco, o. C. Evanson
Aug. Larson, A. NJ. Mclaughlin, Geo
Tharalson and J. D. Gillis.
Quite number of ladies arrived in
Valley City this morning to attend the
Royal Neighbors' Convention which i:
being held here tonight and tomorrow
Among them are Mrs. Rose Morrison
Of Granville, State Oracle, Mrs. Emma
Strick, Mrs. Clara B. Cleft, Supervisor:
Deputy, and Mrs. Margaret Miller Of
Fargo.
Mr.. E. C. Johnson of St. Paul arriv
ed this morning and will sDend week
or 80 here adjusting the Times Record
machinery and getting it in shape
Mr.. Johnson is a son of C.. j. Johnson
the manufacturer of printing machin
cry and is now representing the Print
er's Supply Co. of Minneapolis.
Little Margaret and Ruth Lyon
twin daughters Of Rev. and Mrs. W. c
Lyon gave birthday party last Sat
urday afternoon to celebrate their first
birthday. Quite number of tots Of
the same age were present and a very
jolly afternoon was spent.
Rev. and Mrs. C. e. Vermilya will
|, entertain DR.. Starbuck and number
of other ministers who are spending a
few days in the city besides a few
Valley City people at six o'clock din
ner this evening at their home on
Fourth street.
Miss Pearl Robinson, postmistress
at Lorane is attending the convention
here today and is guest with her
old schoolmate Mrs E. >. Lum. Miss
Robinson is a newspaper woman OF a
rather broad experience and while
here is enjoying a visit with several
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