The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-13
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City visitor from Fargo on Friday.
Cards have been received by frieno!
in the city announcing the marriage
of Charles Frederick Stack to Miss
Edna Marie Simpson at Salt Lake
City, Utah. The evcat took place or
May 5. The bridegroom is {
very well-known young man in this
city as his parents and family reside
on their farm just west of town. He
was a local high school graduate and
afterward attended the University Of
North Dakota. He has made his home
in Salt Lake City for the past few
years where he has been engaged in
engineering work.
M. R. Husting, representing the Far
go Forum, made the Times-Record a
fraternal call Friday afternoon.
The Normal school baseball team
journeyed to Jamestown Friday morn
ing for a game with jamestown col
lege in the afternoon. Upon arriving
there they found the game to be
scheduled for 6:15 p. m. The train
leaves jamestown at sos so the boys
did not get to play. The Enderlin
high school game, scheduled for last
Monday, also had to be postponed on
account of poor weather conditions.
Mrs. Rev. Ralph Carlton, of Winona,
Mimi, arrived in the city Friday and
she is the guest at the home of w. F.
on Fifth avenue. Mrs. Carl
ton is sister of W. F. Furgeson of
the Right Price Mercantile Co.
Miss Ella Holtquist and Miss Anna
Tullius, of the Right Price Mercantile
Company's Store, were passengers
Thursday afternoon to Fargo, on No.
4, returning home Saturday morning.
Mrs. H. G.. Arnsdorf and daughter
are spending a fortnight with Mrs.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arne-
son, at Minneapolis.
M. w. Bartholomew arrived in the
city Thursday from the west. He is
visiting with his mothr, Mrs. J. Bar
tholomew.
John Chamberlain was a Fargo Wis
itor Thursday, going down to consult
DR.. Bailey. He returned home Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Hazelgrove entertained about
a dozen little boy friends of her son,
Charles, on Thursday. The occasion
was his birthday. A delicious lunch
was served and all report a delightful
time.
Mrs. George Bowen was a delight
full hostess Tuesday to the members
Of the Ladies' Aid of the German Luth-
eran church. Sixty ladies were pres
ent and a most pleasant evening was
spent at sewing and visiting, refresh
ments being served.
The members of the Music club held
an enjoyable meeting Wednesday
night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fridd, on First street. Al
though the weather was quite dis
agreeable, there was very good at
tendance and splendid program was
rendered. There will be election Of
officers at the next meeting, the place
Of which will be announced later.
Mrs. w. Herald, of Estevan, Can, is
visiting in the city with relatives and
will remain here indefinitely. Mrs.
Herald has been spending some time
here, and is the daughter of Mrs. Sar-
ali Goodwin.
A. c.. Mcdonald came up on the
500 Thursday evening from Fingal to
attend to business matters in this city.
The Altar Society of Saint Gather
inc church was entertained at the par
ish hall Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
j. C. Coyle. Refreshments were served
and the large number Of ladies present
had very pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Lee Combs and baby feft on
Thursday evening for Minneapolis to
spend a week or more visiting with
Mrs. Combs mother, Mrs. Osher.
L. M. Kuhry, of Oriska, one of that
burg's prominent merchants, spent
Friday in Valley City on matters of
business.
G. B. Galley, of Minneapolis, who is a
representative of the American Sun
day School Union, is in the city, spend.
ing few days here. Mr.. Galley is
stopping at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. w. Heidel, on Normal avenue, and
if a suitable house can be found he
may move his family to Valley City.
The Minneapolis Journal of Thurs.
day evening ran a picture of Earl
Ployhar and Winton Void, the two
lads who figured in the falling in and
rescue act in the Sheyenne here re.
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President George A. Mcfarland has
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