The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-04-16
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is, 1914,

! WEDNESDAY, APhII 10, 1914.
M. r. Nelson went to Oriska this
morning to spend the day looking after
matters pertaining to his business.
The Benevolent Order of Elks will
meet Friday evening, April IT, Mem.
bers, as we'll as visiting brothers are
urged to (be present. ...
Fred Osborne returned from the
western part of the state Sunday eve.
ming, and is spending few days in
the city with his family.
Miss Alma Olson of Fingal passed
through the city Monday on her way
to Grand Forks, where she is attend.
ing the State university.
Mrs. G. A. Jones gave surprise
party on April II, in honor of Master
Vernon's twelfth birthday, to Is of his
little playmates. They all had very
happy time.
Miss Esther Berness, who has been
employed at the Windsor hotel for
the winter, left for her home at San
born yesterday, where she will visit
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pollock, of
Fingal, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lund of
Rogers, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Greene, of Leal, were mong the out
of town guests who attended the Ma.
sonic ball Monday evening at the
Armory.
Aadne Holland returned to his
home at Fort Ransom after weeks
visit with relatives in the city.
j: w. Rodewald submitted to very
serious operation yesterday for appen'
dicitis at the Riverside hospital. He
is doing we'll.
Miss Edith Carson of Fargo arriv
ed in Valley City Monday evening and
is spending the week visiting at the
home of Mrs. M. R. Nelson on Fifth
avenue.
Jacob Eckel,. who has been living
on his claim at Williams, Mimi, fol-
f,me Anne arrived in Valley Ctty
Monday and will spend few weeks
with his family here.
Miss AL Yaeger, who has been visit
ing for the past week at the home d
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Yae
ger on Fifth avenue, returned yester
day afternoon on No. 4, to Granite
Falls. Minn., where she is interested IL
moving picture playhouse.
Invitations are out for dance t
be given next Friday evening by te'
Rebecca lodge of the l. =. .. r., II
he lodge hall.
| Mrs. Riebe of Pingree a1,ived yes
terday and is spending the remalnde
of the week visiting with her daugl
tiers, Helen, who is teacher in tn
Normal, and Evelyn, who is attent
ing Normal school,.
Mrs. T. w. Burkhalter entertaine
small number of friends yesterda
at her home on Riverside avenue
an afternoon party. A delicious luncl
con was served and the decoration
betokening spring wore in yellow an
, green, yellow jonquils and small ye
low candles with shades decoratln
the table.
In an item which recently apppeare
in The Times-Record, in connecuo
with bills of lumber sold by tt
CARPENTER Neuman company, IT W.
stated that w. w Smith would bull
a double house. The item should ha,
read w. w. Fritch. 1t is he who WI
} build.
Professor WV. Wemett, of the No
NAL school, is expected home toda
from the east. Mr.. Wemett has bee
away for several weeks and while a
sent, has visited some of the for
most. Normal schools in the Unite
States. He has studied the variol
, model Schools with a view to arrang
ing for better conditions in the mod
school here. His mother and fatht
} of Hemlock, N. Y, will return wit
him to visit for some time.
Miss Phoebe Hudson, who hs
been associated with the Norma
!, school for the past three years, hs
, been obliged to take leave OF a
! sence, for few months, on accou1
, of ill health. She will spend tn
: summer at her home in Paynesvill
} Mimi, and hopes to return in Sept
much improved in health. ...
Claire Codding, who came dow
; from Fargo Monday with the Rupel
, orchestra, remained over for a fe'
, days visit at the home of his parents
!, Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Codding, on NO
NAL avenue. Mr.. Codding is teacl
er of the violin at Fargo college.
WANTED Competent, man and wit
for all year round position in Vale
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