The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-08
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8. 1914:

TUESDAY, JANUARY 6. 1914.
Andrew Wacher and family of Skan.
dia Township were in town last even.
ing.
Those from Valley City registered
at the various hotels in Fargo yester.
day were, Mrs. o. T. Hart, H. E. Fitch
Frank Sanford and L. B. Grumil.
Miss Ruby Farley returned to her
duties at Lincoln school after spend
ing her vacation at her home in James
town.
Miss Mary Boynton returned from
Leal Sunday night to resume her work
at Lincoln school,
Miss Ahlhom of the primary depart
ment at Lincoln school returned from
Darlington where she spent the holt
days.
Little Miss Angle Cad underwent
an operation a the Platou hospital a.
bout a week ago and yesterday her
teacher and Miss Paul superintendent
Of the hospital invited in few of the
little friends to assist in properly OBJ
serving the birthday of the sick girl
The children had delightful time and
birthday in a hospital will always
be pleasant circumstances in her
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison E. West will
move at once to the Moultrie residence
which they will occupy for a time at
least.
J. C. O'Brion of Eckelson spent the
day in town, attending to several mat
tiers at the court house and in visiting
the various places of business in town.
While here he found time to call at
the Times Record Office and renew ac-
quaintances as we'll as arrange to con.
tinue as one of the family for another
year at least
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Boyd has as
their guests the later part of last week
the latter's brother C. A. Peterson of
Benson, Mimi, and Miss Eta Meyer
of Twin Valley, MINI. They both left
on Saturday for their respective
homes.
Henry Hess of Darcy is in Valley
City today.
Mr.. Henry Keister and Mr.. Frank
Zoeller spent part of Sunday in Valley
City.
Mrs. Herb. Getchell returned to Bis
marck after several days spent here
with relatives and friends.
Miss Olga Barkee returned last
night from Donnybrook to resume her
studies in the High school.
Andrew Tolstad of Darcy is spend
ing the day in Valley City.
In addition to dozens Of others from
Rogers who are here is Otto G. Lund
and John McFadgen, both business
men of that place.
Rowland Jaberg Of Sanborn is visit
ing his friend Bob Minke of the Sieg-
fred Pharmacy.
Ed. Larson Of Kathryn is spending
the week in town.
Miss Name Kelly who spent last
week at Wimbledon is back in Valley
City.
J. H. Long is in Minneapolis where
he was called on business. He will be
absent several days.
Mrs. Hayes who lives in the Frank
Ployhar house is slowly recovering
after severe illness.
Clarence Peterson of Nome who is
court is the guest of Anton
Hoilend.
Halver Williamson and John Lee Of
Nome are also attending court here
this week.
Mrs. Bertha Lovestun, mother of
Mrs. Rudolf Geselius, died very sud-
denly this morning. Word only reach
ed the Times-Record Office at late
hour today and as a result particulars
must be omitted. Funeral notice will
appear later.
Hardware Merchant E. c. Pollard of
drove over last night and
spent the night in Valley City. He
states that Litchville is growing and
still remains the best town in the
state outside Of Valley City.
On Jan. 80 and 81 the special edu.
cational committee appointed by the
North Dakota Conference Of the Meth
odist church, will meet in Fargo. This
committee has on its hands the unity
Ing Of all the educational work Of this
church in the state, which involves
the launching Of the new college en-.
terprise at Bismarck. Rev. c. E. Yer.
milya Of this city lis chairman Of the
committee.
Peter Ollinger Of Oriska spent yes
|ordav IN town. His mission here was