The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-05

Miss Marie Darmoody leaves on
Sunday afternoon for her home in St.
Paul after having charge of the la.
dies ready-tO-wear department at the
Gray department store for the past
several months.
Enderlin Independent: Oscar Elser
left Monday morning for Valley City
to enter the Normal. His brother,
Henry, returned Tuesday to resume
his studies at Concordia college in
Moorhead.
Cando Herald: Miss JEANNE
Brooke went to Valley City on Mon.
day, to begin her course at the State
Normal school. Her brother, Dick,
left on the same day for his finishing
year at the state U.
Enderlin independent: E. A. fletcher
and family motored to Valley City
last Monday morning, where their
daughters, Rose and Ella, remained
to take up the years work in the
Normal. Mr.. and Mrs. fletcher re-
turned the same evening.
Enderlin independent: Mrs. Eva
Stowell returned to Valley City Friday
evening after visiting the past month
with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Vance.
Mrs. Stowell intends going to Weippe,
Idaho, to visit her daughter there for
the winter.
Mrs. Nels Larson, of Rogers, was a
visitor in the city on Friday.
Devils Lake Journal: Mrs. Leo. An.
drews, of Valley City, is expected here
shortly and will be the guest OF
friends.
George Wilson, of Leal, accompan-
led by Mrs. Wilson, were In the city
on Friday and were registered at the
Kindred.
Enderlin Independent: Miss E.
Freeman, of Sheldon, left Monday eve.
ening for Valley City, where she Will
enter the Normal school.
Bordulac correspondence of Caring
ton independent: Pearl Peterson lett
Monday evening for Valley City to
take up her work at the Normal again.
Marion Sentinel: Mrs. l. c.
Bordwell of Valley City, was an ar
rival here last Saturday for an ex.
tended visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. N. Hermann.
Mrs. Dick Lamb, of Dilworth, was
an arrival in the city on Friday eve
ming for a visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. O. Thoreson, and her
sister, Mrs. L. A. Schmoll.
Glover correspondence of Cakes Re-
publican: Misses Celia and Lillian
illness left Monday for Valley CITY,
where they will attend the State NOR
NAL the ensuing year.
Mrs. C. A. Olsen left on Monday eve
ming for Hendrum, Mimi, where she
was called by the illness of her niece S
little boy. Mrs. Olsen left on No. 8
Monday and will be absent from the
city indefinitely.
Monday afternoon Mrs. NJ. E. Mason
was hostess to few ladies, at ilttle
farewell party to Mrs. J. j.. Aldahl'
who leaves soon for California. me
afternoon was pleasantly passed at
crocheting and visiting, after Which
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bright are the
parents of a fine daughter born on
Thursday morning. The baby weighs
nine pounds, and both Mrs. Bright ana
the new arrival are reported as dong
nicely.
Mrs. John Berky, of Kathryn, were
arrivals in the city on Thursday eve
ming and has been spending several
DAYS here visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Davidson and other relatives
here. Mrs. Berky is a sister OF Mr.
Davidson.
Mrs. ]. A. Grace, Of Little Falls
Mimi. and Miss Sandy, of Washing
ton, D. c., were arrivals in the CITY
on Thursday evening for visit at the
home of their sister, Mrs. William VI
son, on West Park avenue. Mrs:
Grace will make visit OF several
days here, while Miss Sandy will make
longer stay.
H. I. STANDBY, of Fargo, was call
er in the city on Monday.
Mrs. J. D. White, of Robb, is visit
ing in the city at the Frand White
home.
G. A. Peterson and George Sarsten,
of Litchville, were Valley City callers
Sunday.
Miss Leila Tracy has returned to
Minneapolis to resume her studies at
the Minnesota university.
Mrs. C. S. Lyman, of Cando, was an
arrival in the city on Monday, to a.
tend the district convention OF the DE-
gree of Honor.
Mrs. E. M. Ayrea, of Cooperstown,
was in the city on Tuesday to attend
the district convention of the Degree
Of Honor lodge, held here Tuesday.
Mrs. Nels Johnson was passenger
to Minneapolis on Monday morning,
where she went to visit with Mrs
HUM a former resident OF Valley City
Jamestown Alert: Miss Margaret
Gleason spent the week end in the city
from the Valley City Normal. Miss
Gleason returned a week ago from a
summers visit at Ruthven, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie F. Tutliff came
in from Bismarck on Sunday and Wis:
tied until Monday at the E. 3. Woltf
home on West Fourth street. Mrs.
Tutliff is a niece Of Mrs. Wolff.
Judge and Mrs. Gibson returned to
their home at Wimbledon on Tuesday
days in the city visiting at the A. r.
Pierce home on Normal avenue, nav
ing arrived in the city Saturday..
Mrs. frankie Lyman, of Cando, and
Mrs. Perry Pickett, Of Leal, are in the