The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-14
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P. G. Davidson's blacksmith shop.
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Miss Clara Schroeder was a visitor
at Darlington on Friday.
The Northern Pacific is again spill
ing gravel in the depression north Of
! the depot.
Mrs. w. G.. McCauley and son, Will
liam, left Friday afternoon on No. I
for visit of a few weeks at Clinton
Iowa.
Prof. Wallace, of the Normal school
, has returned to the city from the
; western part of the state, where he
: has been attending to institute work.
Miss Bertha Schroeder left Frida!
; for Fargo, where she will visit at the
!: home of Miss Chilson and also at the
home of Mrs. Claire Cobb, nee Bur
CESS, at Moorhead, MINI.
Mrs. VIM. Davidson entertained &
number of young ladies on Thursday
afternoon at her home on Third street
An enjoyable afternoon was spent in a
social way, after which a delicious
lunch was served.
Luverne Ledger: Miss Ella Larson
returned Thursday evening from Val
ley City, where she visited friends a
few days. While away she also visited
relatives at Wheatland and at the
home of Mr. and Mrs w. H. Northrup
at Fargo.
Miss Eva Jones was an arrival in
the city Friday morning from Hankin.
son and is spending the day in the
city en- route to Darcy, where she will
teach during the coming year. Miss
Jones will leave for Darcy on Saturday
morning.
Miss Emma Warren, of Norwich,
has returned to the city from Devils
Lake, where she has been camping
and enjoying an outing with Mrs.
James Anderson. Miss Warren will
attend school again here this year and
will make her home with Mrs. F. w.
Heidel
Miss Helen White, of Mayville, is
visiting in the city for a few days at
the home of Miss Grace Ellis, on Eliza
beth street. Miss White is on her
way to Kensal to teach in the public
schools at that place, and she leaves
for Kensal on Sunday. She is a grad
uate OF last years class of the North
Dakota university.
Enderlin Independent: Miss Esther
Lauritson, Of Valley City, who has
been visiting the past three weeks
with her brother, O. A. Lauritson, re-
turned to her home Friday evening.
Mrs. B. F. Hood and daughter, OF
Tower City, were arrivals in the city
on Saturday morning on No. to spend
the day visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
George Won Schultes and family and
also to do some shopping here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Cottan, of La
Moure, were arrivals in the city on
Friday for visit at the Dedrick home.
Mr.. Cottan is Sunday school mission
airy for the American Sunday School
union, and he will go to Jamestown on
Sunday in company with Rev. John 0.
Ferris, of Minneapolis, and Rev. Geo.
B. Galley, of this city, to speak there
Sunday morning In the evening Rev.
Ferris will give an illustrated lecture
in the Epworth NJ. E. church here on
1.-THE Work of the American Sunday
School Union" Rev. Ferris is the sl.
perintendent for this district, includ-
ing Minnesota, North Dakota and
Montana.
The Misses Lila PlatOu and Ellie
Jacobson pleasantly entertained a
number of girls on Thursday afternoon
in honor of Miss Helen Chaffee, who
leaves Monday for Hamline university
where she will attend school this year
After attending the matinee at the
Grand theater the guests went to the
Platou home, where a three-course
luncheon was served. The color
scheme was carried out in pink and
white and a centerpiece of sweet peas
was used on the dining table. Little
pink candles marked each place, and 6
beautiful bunch of sweet peas marked
the place of the guest of honor. AS
sisting in serving the luncheon were
Mrs. Platou and Mrs. Jacobson. Dur
ing the evening chain letters were
written by the guests for Miss Chaffee