The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-02-04
Personal Points

w. F. Eckes was a Hankinson
visitor Monday.
Apples at 81 and $40 q box at
VOves' GrOcery.-Adv.
Mrs. w. j. Robinson spent last
Thursday in Fargo.
Homer Covey was in from the
Dwight country Monday.
Andrew Hackey of Colfax was in
the county seat Tuesday.
Judge Jersjn is spending the
week at the Hans Myrha farm.
Ed. Becker left Monday night
for Minneapolis. on a brief bus
mess trip.
The only masquerade of the
season at Turner's Hall, February
15.-Adv.
Nels Oslund is taking in the
automobile show at Minneapolis,
this week.
J. T. Sullivan of Wahpeton was
a guest at the Waldorf hotel,
Fargo, Monday.
Apples at 81 and 81 10 a box at
Voves' Grocery.-Adv.
T. R. Barnes of this city was
registered at the Gardner hotel,
Fargo. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Dick" DECIDE
were passengers to Dumont, on
Tuesday morning.
S. H. HOFFMAN made bust
ness trip to Lidgerwood last Sun
day and Monday.
Have your eye glasses repaired
at Albert A. Seifert's, the New
Jewelry Store.-Adv.
Representative G. Ness return
ed Mondav from his legislative
recess to Bismarck.
Miss Anna Voves of Perham.
Mimi. has been visiting at her
uncle Joe's this week.
Herbert Worner of Great Bend
is guest at the home of Walter
Worner. on Seventh st.
A marriage license was issued
January 20 to William A. F. Kath
and Miss Bertha Trittin.
L. L. Parsons. a Lidgerwood at
torney. was transacting business
in the county seat Monday.
Frank Bennett. who has been
ill for some, time, is able to be
around again. and is now rapidly
recovering.
Rev. w. j. Hutcheson, former
1y of this city. gave his annual
'Bobbie Burns" address at Shar-
on last Friday.
Mrs. w. S. Lauder and daugh-
ters Miss Frances and Rose were
registered at the Gardner hotel.
Fargo. last Saturday.
Miss Eva Burns of Lidgerwood
spent the fore part of the week
with the Misses Frances and
Rose Meyers of this city.
Apples at 81 and 81 40 a box at
Voves' Grocery.-Adv.
C. j. Fredericks left Wednesday
morning for an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Chi
cago:. and other eastern points.
D. D. Swank went to Anoka,
MINI. Monday to see his father,
who is reported to be seriously
ill.
E. S. Babcock left Sunday night
for Minneapolis, to attend the au-
to show and to other business in
terests.
Andrew Leibly. one of our
Wahpeton blacksmiths. attended
the blacksmiths' convention at
Fargo, yesterday.
Harry McMichael arrived in the
city last Friday to live for a few
months with his father, Mr..
Thomas McMichael.
A marriage license was issued
Feb. to Ernest A Bohn of Great
Bend and Miss Caroline E.
Schroeder of Wahpeton.
Big masquerade dance at Tur-
ner's Hall on the evening Of Feb
ruary 15.-Adv. I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam James gave
a birthday party last Thursday ev-
ening in honor of the first ami
versary of the birth of their little
daughter.
County School superintendent
Chas. Hanson moved into the Nc
Kean house on Sixth st., the first
OF the week. assisted by Mr.. P. l..
Dahlen. of Walcott.
Miss Emma Hanauer has de-
parted via Chicago for her home
at New York City, after very
pleasant three-months' visit with
her sister. Mrs. H. Oppenheimer.
Expert watch and iewelry re-
pairing at Albert A. Seifert's. The
New Jewelry Store.-Adv.
Every one who cares to dance
will enjoy themselves at Turner's
Masquerade dance at their hall,
February 15.-Adv.
The Chase-Lister Stock Com
pany has put over some good
bills this week. Their company is
very clever and deserves credit
for their work.
President Fred E. Smith and
his secretary. Miss Kuster. have
returned from Bismarck, where
they appeared before the commit
tee investigating the financial
needs of the State School Of Sci
ence. and other state education!
al institutions. ~