The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-03
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1914.

MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1914.
Mrs. Harry Jones left this morning
for Tempel, N. D., for visit Of several
weeks with her sister. ...>
Mrs. C. E. Eastman who was the
guest Of the Robert Bailey family
from Lisbon has returned to he1
home. 9--5 49,. sE.,.
The members Of the P. E. 0. will en-.
tertain on Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. w. w. Smith, ttea, in
honor of Mrs. Belle Spur.
Miss Hazel Nelson who has been
visiting for the past few weeks at
Lake Bemidji and with relatives in
Brainerd, Minnesota, returned home
Sunday evening. -...- .
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson of La Crosse,
Wisconsin, spent several days of last
week here as guests Of the Robert
Bailey family and went from here to
Billings, Montana, for a visit.
The Misses Hulda and Hilda Win
sted have arrived home from brief
vacation at Big Pine Lake, MINI. Miss
Hulda will be the guest Of her sister.
here until School opens.
Mrs. ]. B. Meyer entertained a small
number Of friends Informally this aft
ernoon. Auction bridge was the d.
version Of the afternoon.
On Thursday Of this week Mesdames
Straus and Sternberg will entertain
informally at the third Of their series
of parties which have been given for
their friends. :
Mrs. L., B. McMullen and children ar.
rived home this morning BY train.
from Cotton Lake, Minnesota, after
a vacation Of two weeks. Prof. Nc
Mullen will arrive later with their
auto which it was impossible to make
the thip in at this time. owing to the
had roads.
Mrs. Jennie Greene spent Sunday in
Sanborn the guest of Mrs. Anna Miller.
DR.. and Mrs. w. N. Palmer and
children arrived home Saturday after
spending two weeks at Cotton Lake,
MINI. ,%.,
Miss Gertrude Bergan, who Is q
member of the Lincoln school faculty,
arrived last night from her vacation
which was spent at one Of the Mime
sofa lakes, to prepare for the opening
of the fall school term, next week.
The Ladies' Aid Of the German
Lutheran church will meet next Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs, Fred
Schultz, whose home is 10 miles north
east, in the country. -,
DR.. Paul Featherstone and little son
who have been spending the past
two weeks on the coast, part of the
time with DR.. Featherstone's sister,
at Seattle, returned home Saturday
night.
Mrs. Herrick passed through Valley
City last evening enroute to Bozeman
from the east where she visited with
her mother in Missouri.
Mrs. Frank Thompson and daught-
ers who have been visiting in Iowa
at the home of Mr.. Thompson's moth
er for month or more, have returned
home ...
Miss Marguerite Carmichael has re.
turned from her vacation which was
spent at Chicago and other points in
Illinois and resumed her work in the
Normal school library this morning.
: The last meeting of the Ladies Aid
of the Epworth Methodist church was
held with Mrs. Alex Karr at Chautau-
qua park. The ladies brough their
work and very pleasant meeting was
held. Before leaving, the ladies en-
joyed their supper in the open and the
meeting was declared one of the most
pleasant held this season.
Mesdames Ray Bassett and W. w.
Smith will entertain next Saturday for
the friends of Miss Marjory Mcdonald,
,swho will be Il bride. Of September.
The boys Of Company G are expect.
ed to arrive home on Tuesday from
their camp at Sparta, Wisconsin.