The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-26

! pCCLluS u T0IuTu ucSudy uOIu1A
Howard and Ernie Myhre were Far
60 visitors over Sunday, and returned
to the city Monday morning on No. g.
Superintendent M. D. Willennar, OF
the Sanborn schools, spent Saturday
attending the institute here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Homes and Mr..
'and Mrs. D. o. Bye were Valley City
visitors from Fingal Saturday evening.
Mrs. N. J. Nelson and daughter,
Dora, of Darcy, spent Saturday shop
ping in the city.
Mrs. Chas. MCGEE and son, OF Or1s'
ka, were Valley City visitors on Satur-
dav, returning home that evening.
Mrs. L. C. Bordwell left Monday att
ernoon for Fargo, and will visit at that
place for several days this week.
Miss Marjorie Cook returned to Far
go, Monday afternoon after an over
Sunday visit at her home in the city.
Fargo Forum: Misses Helga Ny.
gard and Clara Grande, nurses at st.
Luke's hospital, left Friday night for
Valley City, both of them having &C.
copied positions there.
The members of the public school
faculty of Litchville, Prof. Lee, Miss
Witter, Miss Hopkins and Miss NC
ellis, attended institute in the city
Saturday
Mrs. l.. F. Burleson, delegate to the
Federation meeting from Juanita, re
turned home recently after spending a
few days at the home of her uncle
Fred Burleson.
o, G., Hustad, the Fifth avenue jew
eler. returned to the city Monday
morning on No. 7 from Fargo, where
he spent Sunday, going down Saturday
afternoon on No. 4.
Miss Marian BergesOn, OF the Palace
Clothing Co. store, returned to Fargo
on Sunday evening to resume her posi-
ton at the Black store, where she was
employed before coming to Valiey
City. Miss Bergeson has been IN INC
city for the past month.
Mrs. Marguerite Van Praag returned
to the city on Monday morning from
a weeks visit in Minneapolis.
Miss MAY Kane and Miss Kathryn
Rush. who teaches in the vicinity OF
Spiritwood, were visitors in the CITY
over Sunday.
Miss Sonora Fogderude; OF Wlmble'
don spent Sunday in Valley City, be-
ing the guest of Miss Pearl Qulnllvlan,
Of the Gill Bros. store.
Mrs. Alison Wood, of CharlevolA,
Mich. was an arrival in the city on
Saturday evening to spend the winter
here as the guest OF her sister, MIS-
George A. Fridd.
Mrs. J. Clemens has returned to the
city from Bismarck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemens will reside in the Sheyenne
Flats. Mr. Clemens travels for the
Valley City Grocery Co.
John Cook, A. J. Passmel, Mrs. Eliza:
beth Passmel and Mrs. Mary Passmel
were over Sunday visitors with rela'
tives at Medina. They made the trip
! in Mr.. Passmel's auto and report a
pleasant trip and fine roads.
Prof. and Mrs. Whalian, of Fingal
were in the city on Saturday. Prof.
Whalian came over to attend the
meeting of the principals of schools.
They remained over Sunday here, and
visited at the w. w. Fritch home.
Congressman George NJ. Young left
Monday morning on speaking trip
that will take him into the Third con-
gressional district to spend most OF
the week. After that he will devote
the time before election to his own
district.
Mrs. B. L. Cheney left Monday after
noon for Ithaca, Mich, for a couple OF
months visit with friends. Mrs. Che
ney will first stop over in Fargo, going
on from there to Staples, Mimi, after
which she will attend the Women's
Foreign Missionary convention in Min.
neapolis, en- route to Michigan. Mr..
Cheney accompanied Mrs. Cheney as
far as Fargo.
Miss Anastasia Keyes was an ar
rival in the city on Saturday, and Wis,
tied here until Sunday afternoon,
when she left on No. for St. Paul
for a few days. visit. While in the
city Miss Keyes was the guest of her
cousin, Mrs Celia Humphreys.
A picked up football crew journeyed
to Tower City Saturday and met de-
feat at the hands of the Cass county
lads opposed to them. Clarence
Schrum, one of the Valley City Players
had a leg badly twisted. The report
that the leg was broken got circulated,
but was not true.
Mrs. John Lawry, pioneer resident
of Barnes county passed away on Sun
day evening at her home, six miles
south Of Sanborn. Mrs. Lawry was "a
years of age and well known through
out the county. -
w. ]. Curren, who has been attend
ing to matters Of business at James
town, returned to the city Friday aft
ernoon on No. 4.
Mrs M. G. Straus, of Casselton, was
an arrival in the city Tuesday morn.
ing to spend the day here at the home
of Mrs. Anna Sternberg, on North
Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Sim Mason entertained mum.
Der of ladies on Wednesday evening,
in honor of Mrs. Henrikson who leaves
next week for Regina. There were is
present, and the evening was spent at
visiting and sewing, concluding with
the serving of delicious refreshments.
Assisting in serving were Miss
Blanche Mason and the Misses Ben.
son. Mrs. Henrickson was presented
with a beautiful pin, as remem.
brance of the evening.
Litchville Bulletin: R. E. Stuart re.
turned on Wednesday from Moorhead,
where he has been confined at the