The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-25
The CITY

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Miss Jessie Thorkelson, of the coun-
ty auditors Office, returned to the city
Friday evening from Southheart, N. d.,
where she has been spending couple
of weeks visiting with her brother, b
]. Thorkelson, and family. Mr. Thor
kelson is a former resident of Valley
City.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Maresh gave them surprise Wednes
day evening, at the home of John
Maresh. A nice supper was served
at $50. After supper games and
cards furnished social diversion. AS
a remembrance of their friends SET
Of dishes was presented to the worthy
couple. They will move from Getchell
Prairie and reside on the Frank
Towne farm south of Valley City.
Hon. Sam Aandahl, Of Litchville
was a visitor in Valley City FRIDAY
evening. ,sa.,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Veblen have as
their guest at their home on Sixth
avenue, Mr.. Veblen's sister, Miss Web
len, of Saltwater, MINI. ~
C. G. Moore, of Detroit, Mimi, re
turned to his home Thursday, after q
days visit in Valley City at the home
of his son C. E. Moore on Woodland
avenue. -..
The O. O. club met with Mrs. Swift
ger Thursday evening. A large amount
of work was done on fancy articles
for their sale, which will occur shor1
time before Easter. ...
Wimbledon News: The election ir
Uxbridge was a very quiet affair, only
II votes being cast, as most of the Of
ficers hold for two years and thei'
terms had not expired. Peter Runner
was elected to the board of trustee
for three years and T. E. Mcmillan
WIS elected justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Veblen ane
baby, of Minneapolis. are new arrivals
in Valley City, and Mr.. Veblen will b.
with the Myhro & Aldahl Co., on Mali
street. They are at present maxim:
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. T. A
Veblen until they can find suitable
house.
The students of the seventh grade
of the Richie school were pleasant!
entertained Friday evening at tn
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. He'd
strum on West Front street, Rudol
Hedstrum being host to the member
of his class, with Miss Brewster al
teacher. Games and guessing contest
were the amusements provided ant
the home was decorated in tn
St. Patrick colors. At the close o
the evening lunch was served, and tn
St. Patrick colors and favors wer
used. Mrs. Hedstrum was assisted il
serving by her daughter, Miss Laura
The Young people left for their home
at an early hour, declaring they hal
never spent pleasanter evening.
Walter H. Jorissen, formerly o
Oriska, has recently made his home il
our city. Mr.. Jorissen is an insurance
agent for the Pioneer Life of Fargo
Hans Stenshoel has purchased tn
barn known as the court house bari
for the sum of $50, and let the con
tract for moving the barn to IN
Wyttenbach, who moved the sam
to the Stenshoel farm south of town
Mr.. Stenshoel and his family expect t.
move very soon to the farm for tn
summer.
Miss May Louis, of Monitor, Alberta
Can, is visiting with Miss Heller
Woulpers at present. ....
The Child's Welfare club held
pleasant meeting Friday evening a
the residence of Mrs. Ward Fritch
There was a good attendance at tn
meeting and DR.. C. E. Spicer gave
fine talk on "The Eye, Ear, Nose an
Throat" Following the address, ques
lions were asked on this subject
which were answered by DR.. Spicel
Mrs. Ray Bassett told the mother
about some rote songs to be taught t
the children. After the program ligh
refreshments were served by the host
ess The place for the next meetin
was not decided upon, but will be ar
nounced later. @
Mrs, ]. Van Houten entertained
group Of friends Friday afternoon a
her home on Euclid avenue. Twelv
ladies spent the afternoon at playin
500, after which delicious lunch wa
served by the hostess. 1t was 81
Patrick's party, the rooms being deco
rated in green and white, and tn
same colors were carried out in tn
lunch appointments. Following tn
card games Mrs. Persons received
bunch of carnations having the high
oc& ccnro