The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-17
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER u, 1914

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1914
Mrs. l. Void left this morning for
Duluth where she will spend some
time visiting at her home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Dwight are the
proud parents OF an eight pound baby
girl who was born this morning. Mrs.
Dwight and her tiny daughter are do
ing nicely.
The first meeting of the Sorosis club
after the summer vacation, will be
held at the home of Mrs. W. w. Smith
on the first Monday in October. The
program for this meeting will be in
charge of Miss Hilda Winsted and the
subject will be "Civics.'
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Henry and the
Misses Mae and Georgia Henry will
leave tomorrow to attend the wedding
of their brother, A. J. Henry, to Miss
Claudine Chenery, which will take
place in jamestown. Theodore S.
Henry will act as his brothers best
man and Miss Georgia Henry will act
as one Of the brides maids.
Esther Peake started for Bakers.
field, California, last evening. She will
be with her aunt Mrs. Campbell, who
spent last summer here.
Mr.. Gus Simons returned to his
home in Fingal, after receiving treat.
ment at the Riverside hospital, for
about three weeks.
Miss Belle Henry and her father, A.
J. Henry will leave tomorrow morning
for Jamestown to attend the Henry.
Chenery wedding.
Mr.. c. F. Mudgett left this morning
for Minot on a short business trip OF
a few days.
Lloyd Witter left today for Grand
Forks and will spend this week max.
ing preparations for his school work
next year, at the University.
L. P. Hyde and son Lyman, returned
Saturday night from Bismarck and
other places in the western part OF
the state, after an absence of four
days.
Mrs. J. H. S. Thomson returned Sun.
day evening from Minneapolis and
other points in Minnesota where she
spent the past two weeks visiting with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. c. E. Yaeger leaves Tuesday
evening for Minneapolis and other
points in Minnesota where she will
spend about a month visiting with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moran are
moving today into the house recently
vacated by Charles Lund and family
The Lunds moved Friday to their new
home on Fifth street.
Miss Nina Stralee, manager Of the
Grand theatre, with her mother and
sister are moving into the Duncan Nc
Donald house, on the north side. The
Stralee family have been occupying
the apartment of Mrs. Pryor in the
Sheyenne Flats, during Mrs. Pryor's
absence from the city.
Mrs. Charles Lockwood underwent
an operation Of rather serious nature
at the Riverside hospital today.
Mrs. George Colville who has been
a patient at the Riverside hospital fol
number Of weeks, returned to he1
home in Darcy.
J. c. Ashley Of Kensal is at the
Platou hospital where he is recover
! ing from an infection Of the foot which
at one time looked rather bad. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Ashley who
Is laying with friends in town..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buchanan and
daughter Iva, who attended the wed
ding Of Marjory Mcdonald to their SOL
Arthur, on Saturday evening, return
ed to their home in Wisconsin,, Sun
day.
George c. Moore of Detroit, Mime
sofa is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E
Moore here until Tomorrow. Mr.
Moore has been visiting here since
last Thursday.
Jacob Becker of Sioux City, Iowa
and before that of Holland, has accept
ed position with the Valley City
Greenhouse. Mr.. Kicker is an exper
fenced grower and comes here vel
recommended for this work.
Ralph Pray left last night for Fari
bault where he will attend Shattucl
school for the coming year.
Miss Mary Lockwitzer leaves to
morrow night for Detroit to spend q
short time visiting at her home
there.