The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-15

Inc Methodist Brotherhood held
their monthly banquet last evening, in
the basement of the M. E. church. II
was very well attended and an enjoy
able time was had by all.
Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
will meet in the church basement on
Thursday evening the Y. P. Society
will meet in the church for a business
meeting. To these meetings every
body is cordially invited.
Miss Anna Johnson, who is employed
in Grey's Department store left today
for short vacation in Hillsboro.
T. q. Mcmillan of Wimbledon was in
Valley City yesterday transacting bust
ness,
J. E. Edmundson of Cooperstown
was in town yesterday on matters per-
tanning to business.
Jas. w. Stull of Valley City, was in
Fargo yesterday on business, stopping
at the Waldorf.
VIM. Burchill and M. P. Krogh, both
of this city spent yesterday in Fargo,
transacting business. They registered
at the Metropole.
John H. Nelson of F'ingal and Anton
Satire of Darcy, were callers in town
yesterday, on business.
w. E. Osborne and son of Darcy
came down this morning to take in the
poultry show. They are stopping at
the Rudolf.
The St. Catherine Altar Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Marion
Kraemer, 4th Ave. NJ, Thursday, Jan.
Is.
Mrs. Thomas Bridges of Detroit,
Mimi, returned home this afternoon.
M. Kuhnz of Oriska and F. G.. Hang
Ter Of Fingal were in town today on
business matters.
Mrs. liver Scaar of Wimbledon, who
was very badly injured early in Octo-
Der, in runaway accident, will leave
Platou's hospital today. She has en-
tirely recovered.
Mrs. Carl Tharsen of Kathryn came
down yesterday and entered the Pla-
tou hospital for treatment.
Mrs. c. E. Burgess entertained the
Domestic Club yesterday afternoon at
her home. The lesson was on eggs and
the leader was Mrs. J. H. Thomson. A
very pleasant and instructive after
noon was spent. ''
A farmers meeting is being held this
afternoon at the City Hall for the pur.
pose Of organizing to establish farm
business.
Miss Freda Anderson who is teach
Ing in New Rockford school is here to
attend the funeral of 1er sister, Mrs.
VIM. Waldron.
Chas. Anderson, who is a druggist
at Glen U'llen is here to attend the
funeral Of his sister, Mrs. VIM. Wal
dron, which took place today.
Miss Clara Baumez and Alma Jones
haze returned from Rogers after two
weeks visit at the homes of Mr.. Chas.
and Will Ronzheimer.
Ande Holland of Fort Ransom, who
has been visiting with relatives in the
city for the past three weeks, left for
Litchville to visit lbs sister, Mrs. Dick
F1aven.
Mrs. Abraham Eckel is giving a
party at her home on Normal
Avenue today, for her little son James.
This is his eighth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Neuman returned
after spending ten days in
and Chicago on brief
business and pleasure trip. They were
hooked today to receive a telegram
Ldvising them of the death of the faith
II of Mr.. Neumann who lives in Mime
polls. Mr.. eNumann will leave for
tonight.
Miss Gladys Bonn arrived yester-
lay from st. Louis, Mo-. to visit for
month or more with her sister, Mrs.
'aul Featherstone.
Mrs. c. c. Curtis arrived here from
where she spent the sum-
ner and part of the winter, and is
gain making her home at the Kindred
otel.
Mrs. Paul Featherstone returned yes |
erday morning from St. Louis where |
he has been visiting with relatives.
Irs. Featherstone also spent some |
me in Chicago during her absence.
Editor G. B. Valandigham says
Iiss Imogene Berlin and G. A. DEM
tedt, of the Dennstedt Land Co, two
T Wimbledons prominent young peo-
lie, were married last Saturday week
Wimbledon. They made an early
et-away to Courtenay by auto, where
ley took the train for a honeymoon