The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-02-18

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Treasurer Tom Collins.
Miss Celia Anderson entertained at
her home on Eight Avenue for num-
Der of her girl friends. The occasion
being a Valentine Party. The color
scheme was beautifully carried out in
red. Various games were played dur
ing the evening. Later the guests sat
down to course luncheon which con-
cluded the evening.
About sixty members of the K. F.
lodge proved themselves royal Knights
last Sunday by forging their way
through the snow and storm to the
Methodist church. According to prev
ious announcement the pastor gave an
address on Lincoln. Judging from
the reports of those present no man
regretted having made the effort to
get there. Mr.. Vermilya has frequent
lyi stated that he enjoys his work here
|Ibecause of the number of men that
are to be found in his audiences. The
service Sunday must have been ono
after his own heart, for nearly all Of
those present were men.
| Ralph Wickstrom left on Monday
morning for Billings, Montana, where
he will locate and go into busine IS
with his brother Carl, who is in the
paper hanging and painting business
at Billings.
Miss Mae Hooper, of the domestic
science department of the city schools
spent the week end in Fargo, return
ing to the city on Sunday night.
Attorney and Mrs. M. J. Englert are
having a pleasant trip through points
in the south. They have been visiting
at New Orleans and, will also stop at
Mobile, Alabama and will also go on
to Florida. Mr.. and Mrs. Englert ex-
pect to be absent from the city a
month or more.
Howard Clark was passenger to
Bismarck this morning, where he will
spend several days, on business con.
nected with his profession.
/ Mrs. A. w. Osher of Minneapolis is
a visitor in the city and is quest at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Lee
Combs on Euclid Avenue.
i Harry Noltimier of St. Paul has been
a visitor in the city the past few days
and was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Zim
norman while here. Mr.. Noltimier re-
manned over Sunday and was enroute
to points west, leaving today for Bis
marck.
The quarantine which was placed on
the Cook home on account of Miss
Marjorie being ill with measles is lift
ed and Miss Cook who has entirely re-
; covered from her illness returned this
afternoon to resume her studies at
Fargo college.
! F. P. Mann of Devils Lake who is
president of the North Dakota Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, and H. N
Horner of Finley are in the city today
and came in on No. this morning to
attend an executive board Letting
of the North Dakota Mutual today.
Last night at $3.50 Mr. Edwin H
jEmery of Ashtabula, and Gustava I'm
|, dem of Rogers, were married at the
home of Mrs. Gunderson on East
Fourth street. Rev. C. E. Vermilya
!. performed the ceremony. Mr.. Emery
|. and his bride are planning to make
their home in the vicinity Of his par
ents who are extensive farmers near
Ashtabula.
Chas. Wilkins of Willow City, who
spent Sunday in Valley City left Mon
day morning for Minneapolis and
points east Mr.. Wilkins is a banker
of Willow City,
I The Misses Mary Glynn, Marie Clel.
| land and Ruby O'Malley came down
from Jamestown and spent Sunday at
the Darby O'Malley home, and made a
brief visit in the city over the week
end.
Mrs. H. C. Aamoth and Mrs. A. R.
Miller gave their second card party
yesterday afternoon at the pretty
home of Mrs. Aamoth, Ill Eighth
Avenue South. Five Hundred was the
game played. and there were eight
tables, the two prizes being won by
Mrs. r. A. Pray and Mrs. T. X. Jones.
;, It was valentine party, the decora-
lions again being in keeping with St.
Valentine Day, and dainty refresh
ments were served following the
cards. The young girls who assisted
yesterday were the Misses Leila Pla'
tou, Harriette Neumann, :Ma!ble Baar-
stad and Marian Cole. ,
/ Last evening the lack of a pair of
pants caused party to force the lock
on the Oscar Dahl Tailor Shop. The
matter created some excitement this
murning but it is hoped that it will