The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-07

morning for Darcy, where she Will
teach the school in the Osborne dis.
trict, east of town.
Miss Hazel Nelson left on Sunday
for Fargo, where she will teach Ger
man and history in the Fargo schools
during the coming year.
Mrs. Ed. Clark and son returned to
the city Monday morning on No Z
from visit at Tower City, having
gone over to Tower City on Saturday.
Miss Margaret Naekel will COM
mence term of school on Tuesday in
District SO, which is located south Of
Valley City, in the ELISE ritchfeld dis
trict.
Miss Palma Davidson left Tuesday
morning for Cooperstown, where she
will spend two weeks visiting at the
home of Mrs. Christ Hagan, and other
friends.
Miss Eugenia Hayden, of James.
town, is visitor in Valley City this
week as the guest of Miss Dorothy
Hoster. She will return to her home
on Saturday evening or Sunday.
Miss Stella Endersbee, of Lisbon, in
company of her father arrived in Val
ley City Monday to arrange for a
boarding place during the school year.
She will attend the Normal.
Miss Dana Griffith, the stenograph-
err in the offices of Combs & Richie,
returned to the city on Monday morn.
ing from a two weeks visit and vaca-
ton which she spent at Winnipeg.
Carl F. Rakow, of Wheatland, was In
sthe city Monday. Mr.. Rakow is a pic.
neer of North Dakota and the Equity,
having joined the latter in 1907. He
came over to attend the meeting Of the
Equity committee.
Ray McKaig, of Mandan, was in the
city Monday along with the other Man.
dan boosters. When met by the
Times-Record man he was on the trail
of Dr.. Zimmerman, a chum of college
days. ..--.
Forman correspondence Of Minor
Teller: Mr.. and Mrs. George Hohaus
and the Misses Ida and Mary Hohaus
returned last week from a visit at
Valley City. They made the trip by
auto.
John Bloomberg came down from
Courtenay and spent Sunday at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Bloomberg, leaving Monday after
noon on No. for Fargo.
Jamestown Alert: Miss Grace Reed,
who has been spending the summer at
Wolcott, N. Y, with her grandmother,
is spending the week end with friends
at Valley City. Miss Reed stopped al
so at St. Paul en- route home.
Harold Hitsman and his family came
up from Moorhead, Mimi, to spend
Sunday at the home of Mr.. Hitsman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hitsman,
on Second avenue. They returned
home again on Sunday evening.
Miss Emma Siverson, of the faculty
of the city schools, has returned to
take up her school work on Tuesday
morning. Miss Siverson has been at
Staverly, and she also visited in Can
ada She arrived here from Tacoma,
Wash, on Saturday.
Miss Virginia Bailey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey, went to
Tower City on Saturday morning to
spend the day as the guest of Miss
Hood. She will return to the city Sat
urday evening or Sunday.
Miss Nancy Froehn has returned to
the city from Detroit, Mimi, to resume
her position here in the city schools.
Miss Amy Monson left Sunday for
Minneapolis, after spending a two
weeks vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Peter Monson. -.,e
Enderlin Independent: Masters Mark
and John Nealis accompanied their
mother, Mrs. J. M. Nealis, to Valley
City Sunday morning and there spent
the day at the hospital with Mr.. Neal
is, who is progressing nicely under the
excellent care of DR.. Macdonald.
Edwin Carlson, former resident
here, and a graduate of the Valley City
Normal, has been in the city for a day
or two looking after his mothers prop
erty here. He is now student at the
state university and will go to Grand
Forks to resume his studies at that
school.
Fargo Forum: Miss Essa Lea Ham
ilton, of this city, who has been {
teacher in the grade schools of the Val
ley City schools the past year, has
been promoted to the art and pen
manship department and left for Val
ley City Sunday to resume her worl
there.
Miss Della Ruud, of Winterer &
Ritchie's office, returned to the city OF
Sunday evening from her home at Cas-
selton, where she has been spending
the past two weeks on her vacation
While at Casselton she attended tn
wedding of her sister, Miss Grace
which took place Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kruger, OF Wi
mona, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs. Krunkelfel'
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schmid
and Frank Wilcox autoed to James
town Sunday to spend the day witt
friends. There were IL in the part
and it took two autoes to accommC
date the crowd. They report that the,