The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-02-18
SATURDAYS DAILY
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1915.


Sam Sortland of Kathryn, N. D., is
in the city on business. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Flav1n and fans.
lily of Litchville, N. D., are in the city
the guest of Mrs. Flavin's sister, Mrs
Robt. Bowen and Mrs. Harry Jones.
County Treasurer Thos. Collins re-
turned to the city yesterday from Bis
marck, where he spent few days
this week, and attending meeting OF
County Treasurers.
The Misses Francis Pray and Lillian
Ford were hostesses last evening at a
Valentine party at the latter's home
on Fifth Avenue. The rooms were
decorated with hearts and the games
and luncheon were carrier out in the
Valentine style. A very pleasant ev
ening was spent by twenty OF the girls
friends.
C. w. Wilkins, of Willow City, N d.
was an arrival in the city last even
ing and will spend the week end here
visiting with friends.
The Misses May Schmoll and Carrie
Green who teach at Sanborn are home
spending the week end with their par
ents in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Eckel have as theil
guest for over Sunday, Wallace Wood
ruff of Bismarck, who was an arriva
in the city yesterday for a few days
visit at the Eckel home on Norma
Avenue.
Miss Amy Evenson who teaches
near Kathryn arrived in the city
Thursday evening and will spend thu
week end with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. M. N. Evenson on First street.
Mrs. J. E. Jones has returned to thu
city from an extended visit with rela
tives at Des Moines and other points
in Iowa. Mrs. Jones has been absen
from the city since before the holida!
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Codding of Han
naforq came down to Valley City OF
Thursday evening and are spendin.
/ the week end here as the guests o
Mr.. Codding's parents and Mrs. w. w
, Fritch, a sister Of Mrs Codding. Mr.
Codding is principal of schools a
Hannaford. They will return Monday
Mrs. Harry West has as her CUES
at her home TT West Fourth street
Miss Margaret Buck of Jamestown
who arrived in the city Thursday ev
ening to spend several days here AM
remain over the week end.
Clara and Arthur Bonhus left Sun
day evening for Kenyon, Minnesota
I where they will spend three weeks o
more visiting with relatives who re
side at that place.
Dr.. w. N. Palmer was a passenge
to Minneapolis on Wednesday evening
where he went to attend meeting
of the Dental Association. He was &C
companied by his little daughter, Mis-
Eleanore, and they expect to remain
for an over-Sunday visit with rela
tives.
Mrs. J. H. Gibson, of Wimbledon, il
spending the week in Valley City as
guest at the A. F. Pierce home on Nor
NAL avenue Mrs. Gibson is sister
of Mrs. Pierce and will remain here
for an over-Sunday visit.
Professor Haig Arglin, of Paris, was
the chapel speaker at the Norma
schol this morning, talking for shor'
! time on some of the great paintings
In a lecture this afternoon at 430, Mr.
Arglin addressed the students agar
on some of the great works of the
master artists, showing these from re
productions that he had made.
Comrade Smith Himmel of Fargo
was in the city today on his way tc
Fargo from Darlington where he hac
delivered a Lincoln address yesterday
Mr.. Himmel was one Of the Lincoln
mounted body guards during the las1
two years of the war and was present
when Grant visited Washington anc
received his commission as lieutenant
general, the first meeting of Lincoln
and Grant. This occurred on March
9Th, 1864. Mr.. Smith also visited Nor
! way this summer with the governors
party and has many pleasant recollec
lions of the interesting trip.
Valley City friends of Miss Maude
Regan, of Fessenden, who was form
erly county superintendent of schools
of Wells county, will be interested to
learn of her marriage yesterday in
Minneapolis to Harry Harding, of Min
neapolis. The bride IS we'll known
here and throughout the county and
state and is sister of J. Austin Regain