The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-02-18
THE CITY
MONDAYS DAILY
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1915.


MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1915.
Sunday morning the stork made a
visit to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin jacobson and left a nine and a
half pound baby girl. Mother and
child are doing nicely. -.- W.T. .g
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wilson, OF Min
ME Lake township, spent Sunday IN
Valley City visiting with friends.
Miss Ruby Farley has arrived from
Valley City to spend the week end
here with her parents.-JamestoWn
Daily Capital.
Mrs. L. S. B. Richie has as her
guest at her home on Fourth avenue,
Mrs. E. P. Eichhorn, of Minneapolis,
who arrived in the city on Saturday
for a fortnights visit at the Richie
home
C. C, Chaffee returned to the city on
Saturday evening from Chicago, where
he has been spending the past ten
days, purchasing his new spring STOCK
for the Chaffee store.
DR.. Paul Featherstone returned to
the city yesterday morning from Min
neapolis, where he spent several days
last week and attended the dental
clinic. DR.. Featherstone has been alb
sent from the city since Wednesday
evening.
Last evening about twenty friends
of Mrs. John Wertin gave her sur
prise party at her home on East Main
street. They gathered early in the
evening and many beautiful and USE
full presents were brought to her. The
evening was spent in music and sing
ing and at the close light refresh
ments were served.
There is liable to be trouble for
those who neglect to clean sidewalks
Chief Swanson is rather patient, but
not any longer.
Mrs. G.. E. Spicer returned home last
evening from Wimbledon, where she
has been visiting with friends at that
point since Friday.
Miss Adella Stinsoa, of Grand Forks,
and Miss Delphia Sharp, of Moorhead
who is a teacher in the Getchell high
school, who spent the week end in
Valley City as guests at the home OF
Miss Hazel Nelson, returned to their
homes last evening.
The Jolly Art Embroidery Club met
last Thursday evening at the home OF
Miss Hilda Falstad. About sixteen OF
the members were present and after a
pleasant evening spent at sewing and
fancy work, light refreshments were
served.
Prof. and Mrs Clair Codding re-
turned to their home at Hannaford
this morning, after several days
visit in the city with the Codidng and
Fritch families. Mr.. and Mrs. Cod
ding came down from Hannaford on
Thursday evening.
The I'M. E. Sunday school class
taught by Mrs. L. T. Olson surprised
Margaret Hanson Saturday afternoon
with a delightful party. The little
lady has been unwell this winter. The
visit of the friends made pleasant
afternoon for her. Games and refresh
ments furnished the amusement.
There is rejoicing in banking cir
cles today over the basket ball cham
r pionship which came to the Bankers
Saturday by default. The High School
Faculty defeated the Millers last week
and were to have met the Bankers on
Saturday evening, but owing to sore
muscles and other convenient excus'
es did not appear to contest the hon
ors, leaving the Bankers the self
STYLED champions. Just how long the
glory will last is difficult to say and
the faculty members are not liable to
overlook good opportunity to meet
their enemies, perhaps soon.
w. D. Jeffrey, OF the Rogers-Jeffrey
Lumber Co., left yesterday on No. 4
for the Twin Cities, where he will
spend several days on matters of bus
mess. ...
@ Again C.. E. Greenwood of Nome has
invaded the peaceful city and left with
out making explanation. He came
Saturday late in the evening accom-
panied by l.. Hogstad and goodness
only knows what he was doing from
then until Monday when he left town
If there is to be an increase in the
Tribune editorial force we can't see
why C. E. can't come right out and
say so and end the suspense. ~
TUESDAYS DAILY