The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-04
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the reception given there for Secretary
and Mrs. McAdoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Neumann return
ed Friday morning from Minneapolis,
where they have spent the last few
days. .....' ...........
Miss Martha Steinke entertained the
lady clerks of the John d. Gray store
Thursday evening. Lunch was served
at the close Of a delightful evening.
Mrs. w. c. Lyon left Friday after
noon on No. for Fargo to see her
sister, Mrs. F. E. Bell, who has been
quite seriously i'll. 49,. ...... D.. ".
Mrs. Bertha Roth has returned to
her home at Casselton, after a weeks
visit in the city at the home of her
Mrs. Herman Stern, on
Tenth avenue. " .-
Ben Hoyer, of Duluth, Mimi, who
was here to attend the Belknap-Peter-
son wedding, left on No. 4 Thursday
for his home, going by way of Mime.
apolis.
On Tuesday Mrs. C. G. Nickells, of
Minor, visited in Valley City on her
way home from Miles City, Mont.
While here Mrs. Nickells was visiting
with friends at the Hotel Kindred.
Miss Hermione Winterer was an
over-Sunday visitor in the city at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Winterer, coming up from
Minneapolis on Saturday with Miss
Leila Tracy.
VIM. German, of Waupun, Wis, re-
turned to Clark City on Wednesday,
after spending the fore part of the
week in the city. After he finishes
threshing on his farm near Clark City
he will return to Waupun. t...
Mrs. A. A. Cad and her mother, Mrs.
Donovan, and two children, are now
pleasantly settled in Long Beach, CAL,
for the winter, and have met some
friends from Valley City. They are de-
lighted with the climate and anticipate
an enjoyable stay.
The new teachers of the Richie
schol entertained the ones who were
here last year with launch ride up
the river Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Carr, who have
been staying at the Rudolf hotel while
in the city, expect to get settled for
the winter in the Geo. M. Young bun
galow on North Fifth avenue next
week.
H. J. Kennedy, accompanied by Mrs.
George Burroughs, Mrs. Walton Zorn
and Mrs. R. O. Smith, came up from
Cakes in the automobile Thursday and
spent a short time in the city. They
were joined by Mrs. A. Kennedy, of the
millinery department of Gray's store,
and went on to Cuba where they visit
ed at the Richard Kennedy home.
Kathryn Recorder: Some thought
less person east Of the river, in the
Storlie neighborhood, started to burn
off some stuble Monday of this week.
It worked fine, burning off about 100
acres of grain in shock belonging to
Mr.. Storlie, besides considerable hay
in stack.
Sanborn Enterprise: Cashier and
Mrs. P. S. Hanna left Wednesday night
to be present at home coming day of
the University of Illinois, of which in
stitution Mr.. Hanna is a graduate,
Saturday, Oct. 30, on which date the
great Illinois Minnesota football game
will be played.
Charles Mason, of Rogers, was in the
city Tuesday. Mr.. Mason recently met
with an injury to his hand, which he
unfortunately caught in the chain on
the feeder of the separator, but the
hand is doing nicely now. Mr.. Mason
is half-brother of the Mason broth.
ers of this city. He expects to return
to Wisconsin after Nov. I.
c. E. Mortrude has returned to his
home at Seattle, Wash, after spending
the past four months in Barnes county
attending to his farming interests on
his farm near Nome. Mrs. Mortrude
who accompanied Mr.. Mortrude here
returned to Seattle a few weeks ago.
Miss Elizabeth Green left Friday
for Seattle after six weeks visit
at her home on North Fifth avenue
She is employed in the offices Of The
Milwaukee railway company in Seattle
as stenographer, and will resume he1
duties there.
Sanborn Enterprise: Nick Hobart
an old resident of western Barnes
county, has left his farm and moved