The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-03
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2s, 1914.

MISS FRANCES COQenOur VINO ledCneS
near Darcy, is visiting in the city this
week with relatives, and came down
to spend the Thanksgiving vacation.
w. E. Bush who teaches IN the Daily
District, is in the city this week,
spending the weekend with his fam.
lily, who reside on West Fifth street.
Miss Emma sowden who teaches at
Ladbury, and her sister, Miss Alice
Sowden of the Baldwin schools, are
spending several days in Valley City
this week and visiting with friends
Harry Bjerkness of Westhope is a
visitor in the city this week and came
to attend the Myhre-Lloyd wedding
on Thursday. Mrs. Bjerkness and the
baby having arrived couple Of weeks
ago from an extended visit here with
former friends and relatives.
Miss Maybelle Grewcox of Brainerd,
Mimi, and Mrs. Marian Van SICKLE
of Grand Forks, who have been guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie
Nelson over Thanksgiving, will con-
clude their visit here tomorrow, and
leave on No. 4 for their respective
homes at Brainerd and Grand Forks.
Miss Eleanor Seldom was an arrival
in the City Wednesday evening from
Fargo, where she is substituting as
teacher of manual training in the
grades of the Central and Longfellow
schools. Miss Selden came up from
Fargo to spend Thanksgiving and
visit over the week end at her home
! here.
Miss Mae. Hooer, the domestic sci
ence teacher in the public schools, was
passenger to Detroit, Mimi, on We'd
nesday evening where she went to
spend Thanksgiving, and visit several
days. Miss Hooper will return to the
city Sunday morning.
Miss Mabel Shelver, who teaches in
Darcy, is Valley City visitor this
week, visiting with friends here.
This evening E. D. Lum will leave
for points in Minnesota where he will
look afte, some newspaper interests.
Miss Stralee entertained the cast
of "The Last Day Of School, at the
Grand Annex after the show last night
where dainty lunch was served, aft,
,er lunch they returned to the theatre
and ended the evening with singing
and dancing. All the cast and tneir
friends were present. Everybody en-
ioyed a delightful evening.
For the benefit of the public, free
reading room has been opened in The
Young Block in Room 10. Here the
Bible and all authorized Christian
Science literature may be read or pur
chased. The reading room will be
open every Monday, Wednesday and
r Saturday afternoons from 8 to
o'clock and the privileges of this room
| are extended to ALL
Ben Sykes returned this morning
with a splendid 1913 pounl doe, sho
near twin Valley, MINI. lie WAS ou
of town a week and reports having mac
a good time but did not fini game yer,
plentiful.
The P. E. O's. will have a "Fagot'
: party at the home of Mrs. L. B. Nc
Mullen, next Monday evening. Each
member will bring a fagot and throw
it on the fire while it is burning they
: will each tell stories. All members
are urged to be present.
Yesterday evening a very pretty
wedding took place at st. GATHERINGS
5 church in the presence of only few
: intimate relatives and friends, wher
7 Miss Clara Marie Gilt Of Albany, MINI
: was united in marriage to Mr.. James
, Harvey Altizer of Valley City. Father
) Sailer performed the ceremony. Thei,
many friends in this vicinity wish
them long and happy welded life.
This morning a quiet wedding oc
CURED at st. GATHERINGS church.
Father Sailer officiating when Miss
Catherine Heimes and Henry L.
Schwab were united in marriage in the
presence of small number of rela.
tiyes and friends. Both of the young
people are of this city and are very
we'll known having scores of friends
who wish them happiness and joy
throughout their welded life.
Minneapolis Journal, Sunday: Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Miller, Colfax avenue
south, leave this morning for Valley
City, N. D., to join their son, Arleigh
Russell Miller, and their daughter,
Mrs. Robert Bosard, of Minot, N. D.,
who will accompany them to Billings,
Mont, for the marriage of Leslie Mil
Ter and Miss Harriet Rowley. The