The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-21
The members Of the Young Mems

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day afternoon with songfest, Prof. L.
B. McMullen, directing. Prof. ]. H.
Seymour addressed the young men at
the same meeting These services will
be held regularly throughout the
school year. Prominent speakers both
at the school and from the community
will be called upon from time to time.
E. A. Greenwood, assistant dairy
commissioner, was passenger on No.
Tuesday morning to points west Of
here in the interests Of dairy work.
| Wimbledon News: F. H. Buckwal.
ter, manager Of the Valley City Chau-
tauqua, was in Wimbledon on business
Wednesday and Thursday. =
Mrs. E. B. Wolff, accompanied by
her sister, left Tuesday morning for
Kensal, where she went to attend the
wedding of Miss Anna Croonquist, who
was to be married to Austin Cum
mings, of Finley $500 4
Miss Carlotta Hallock returned Sat-
urday evening from Fargo and Moor
head, where she has been visiting the
past month with friends, and is stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. J. Van Hou-
ten.
| ST.. Cecilia's Guild Of the Episcopal
church met in the guild hall Monday
afternoon.
M. O. Skonnard received telegram
and left Monday evening for Wallace,
Idaho, to be present at the bedside of
his brother, who is very ILL.,
Hastings Times: Mrs. C. A. Rodine
is very i'll at her home west of town
as the result of an attack by vicious
ram last Friday. The animal attack
ed her from behind while she was not
looking, knocked her down. While
still dazed from the shock, she receiv-
ed the second blow in the breast, but
recovering her presence of mind she
caught the ram by one front leg, drag
ged him to the fence and tied him
there. After reaching the house, how
ever, she collapsed and has been in a
serious condition ever since. 1t is to
be hoped that her injuries may not be
lasting.
Sanborn Enterprise: Frank Bonn
mer, son of Andrew BONNER, met with
a painful accident last Saturday morn
ing when he slipped and cut cash
about three inches long and an inch
deep in the calf of his leg by coming
in contact with a feeder knife of a
threshing machine. He was taken to
DR.. Lang's Office in an automobile and
had his wound dressed very soon aft
er the accident. ...- -.
Rev. FIR. Higgins, assistant priest
at Saint Catherine church, went to
jamestown Tuesday to take part in
the twenty-fifth anniversary celebra
ton of St. Johns Academy being held
there by the Sisters of st. Joseph.
A number of citizens met in the base
ment of the library last Sunday after
noon in the interest Of the Associated
lCharities Of our city. After much dis
cussion it was voted to defer decisive
action for week, and there will be a
meeting this coming Sunday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock in the basement Of the pub
lie library, when officers will be elect
ed for the new year and a general
plan for financing the Associated Char
tiles will be adopted. "a
C. J. Lee left Saturday night for the
Twin Cities with shipment Of stock.
He noticed in the Times-Record an &C.
count of the serious illness of George
Lotus, and stated that as soon as he
arrived in St. Paul he would go to the
hospital to see his friend. Mr.. Lee is
an old friend and co-worker with Mr..
Lotus in the Equity movement.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Oleson delight
fully entertained at dinner Saturday In
honor of Carl Somdahl, who left Sun
day evening for Fort Wayne, Ind, aft
er a pleasant visit in the city with rel
atives and friends. '.''', g.
Lawrence Velure, Of Hastings, spent
Sunday in the city as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Jensen, who resides in
the Wicks' fat. Mr.. Velure is broth
er of Mrs. Jenson. ss5
D. B. Owen arrived from Billings,
Mont, on No. 4. Sunday, to Join his
wife, who is visiting at the home of her
brother, Ole X. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen will leave shortly for Fargo,
where they expect to make their future
home. ~ ,&:y ~ %a
Mrs. D. S. Richie again proved her.
self an ideal hostess at q dinner party
at her home on Fifth avenue Saturday
evening. Miss Clara Aldahl was the
guest Of honor, and covers were laid
/ for - lady friends. A basket Of roses