The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-19
THE CITY
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1914
H. X. Mckay the liveryman left last
evening for Hinot where he was cal
led by business matters.
Miss Ruby Pinkham Of Beach was a
guest at the Kindred over Sunday.
Mr.. James Binder Of St. Paul is a
visitor in the city today. stopping at
the Kindred.
The Misses Eva Freeman and Emma
J. Miller of Darlington we're visitors in
Valley City yesterday, registering at
the Kindred.
MI. J. M. Winters Of Fargo, conduc-
tor on the Southwestern, spent Sunday
with his family here. returning last
evening.
Thomas Smith was a passenger to
Fargo this morning to attend to mat
ters Of business.
A number Of Valley City travelling
men and their wives are planning to
attend the travelling mems dance at
jamestown, next Saturday noght.
Miss Hilda Winsted will entertain q
few friends at the Dormitory Tuesday
afternoon, in honor Of Mrs. Charles
Sorenson who is the guest Of Hrs.
Chas. X. Hills, for a few weeks.
T. b. Austford Of Hensal who IS
principal Of schools at Ardoch, N. D.,
came down to Valley City Saturday
evening and is still in the city visit
ing friends.
Vernon Grant will leave tonight for
Maquoketat, Iowa, where he will visit
for three weeks or perhaps more with
friends and relatives. He will stop a
day or so in Minneapolis on the way
down and expects to have pleasant
vacation at the old home.
The second team Il the High School
who went to Sanborn Saturday and
played the High School there in the
afternoon defeated them, the score
being Al to 20.
Those registered at the Kindred yes
terday from this part of the state were
F. L. Putnam, Of Darlington, Miss
Rose Vimrod Of Casselton, T. E. James
of Kensal.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Grace of Little
Falls, Minnesota arrived last evening
and are visiting at the VIM. Olson
home on Park avenue. They are on
:ueir way to the coast to spend the re-
mainder Of the winter and will be here
for few days.
The men Of Valley City are afraid
of the snow, is the opinion Of those
who were out to church yesterday and
say the women were in the majority.
The Times Record Office force attend
ed their several churches and enjoyed
the splendid sermons that had been
especially prepared.
Those at Fargo taking part In the
Fora trial who came homo for Sun.
day were Attorneys Leo Combs, David
Rishtie, States Attorney Hngiert aud
assistant States Attorney Olsbers
Sheriff and Miss stenshole. the 1atsr
to take caro- Of . witness.
Hast evening the Sophomore class Of
tho High school which numbers about
forty-one had q very enjoyable evening
in the gymnasium Of the High school.
The occasion was . Valentine party
and after an evening Of merriment the
party broke up at q late hour.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. II. c.
Dwight entertained at linen shower
in honor of Miss Lulu Gardiner, who Is
to be married in the spring There
were twelve guests and they spent the
evening playing Give Hundred" Mrs.
e. L. Ward winning first prize. A very
enjoyable evening was spent. Miss
Gardiner will leave next week for
Mankato and Kasson, Minnesota.
Visitors from Fargo who were in the
city Saturday and Sunday were; VIM.
Bramafhim, A. P. Dougan, H. c. Scott,
j. M. Burnett, and F. E. Lacey.
Miss Olive Dahl Of Cathay, N. D., was
a weekend guest at the home Of Miss !
Agnes Anderson of this city.
viii H. Wright Of Cream City and
b. B. Werke Of Berthold visited in