The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-08-06

for two weeks, returned home Monday
e. B. Austford spent Sunday with
friends at jamestown, returning here
on Monday morning.
Mrs. Una B. Herrick arrived from
Bozeman, Montana, last Sunday after
noon and is the house guest of Miss
Mary Deem.
Mrs. George Norm returned Satur
day night to her home in Richardton
after visit of several weeks with rel
atives and friends here.
Mrs. H. N. Walker entertained al
her home on Normal aveune, last even
ing in honor of Mrs. Frank Lumbard
Of Jamestown who is visiting here
Three tables Of cards were played and
when the cards were laid aside, deli
cious refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Miss Helen Delaney leaves for St
Paul tomorrow afternoon to be gone
several months.
Ed Gunderson went to Bismarck or
Saturday night to spend two or three
days with his family. He will return
tomorrow.
Otto Neumann was business visi
tor in jamestown today, making the
trip in his auto.
Mrs. Eivind Gjerdrum and children
who have been visiting with relatives
in Grand Forks for the past five weeks
are expected to arrive home tonight.
Prof. Biles who has been visiting al
his home in Pennsylvania during the
past month or more returned here
Sunday.
Word has been received by Prof
Call that on Sunday fine baby CIR
was born to Mrs. Call, who is at thu
home of her mother. in Michigan.
Mrs. Cooper who has been visiting
here with her daughter, Mrs. Rode
valid, returned last night to her home
in Madison, Wisconsin.
C. c. Chaffee left last night for Chi
! cago on buying trip, and will be alb
sent about two weeks during which
time he will purchase stock for the
fall season.
: Mrs. John Burke with her two
daughters and son, will arrive in tn
city tonight to be the guests Of Mrs
George M. Young for several days. To
morrow afternoon Mrs. Young will b.
hostess at a tea in compliment to Mrs
Burke, at her home on North FIFTH
Avenue.
Word has been received here by Mr.
and Mrs. Hedstrum taht their daugn
ter Florence did not sail on August Is
as expected, because the boat OF
which she was to have sailed was tax
en- off, due to the war in Europe. Mis-:
Hedstrum with Prof. and Mrs. William
Clare Hall returned to Chicago.
Inspector N. c. Macdonald Is enjoy
ing a visit with his brother, DR.. A. c
Macdonald who will remain herr
for a short time. DR.. Macdonald
has just completed an intership II
one of the Chicago hospitals, having
recently graduated from Rush Medica
J College. He expects to locate in thu
state in the near future, to begin thu
practice of his profession.
DR.. Ralph L. Johnson Of Girard Col
lege will take prominent part in tn
teachers institute here, which will b.
held at the Normal school after thu
summer school term ends, August 6tl
to 18th. DR.. Johnson was also herr
during the teachers institute las
year.
A surprise party was given for Mrs
Frank Stack by a few of her friends
last Monday afternoon at the Stacl
home. Games were played during TN
afternoon, on the lawn and genera
good time was enjoyed. The guests
left for their homes late in the even
ings.
A. p. Paulson and son Thomas re
turned Saturday from Minneapolis
where they spent several days Of las
week. They were accompanied OF
their return by Miss Mildren Paulsol
who has been visiting in Minneapolis
for several weeks.
H. H. Jensen Of the c. G. Chaffe'
store left last night with Mr.. Chaffet
for Chicago where Mr.. Jensen will