The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07

Chas. Maier and family autoed to
Verona to spend Thanksgiving and
are expected to return to the city Fri
day.
Luverne Ledger: Miss Pearl Greg
erson departed last evening to spend
Thanksgiving with her sister at the
Valley City Normal.
E. R. Fritch and 1amliy returned to
their home at Leal Friday morning aft
er visit over Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr.. Fritch's brother, w. W..
Fritch.
DR.. j. E. Featherstone left Monday
morning for McHenry and points in
that vicinity this week, after spend
ing Sunday at his home in the city.
The Misses Ruth Kirkeby and Net
tie Nelson left Friday for Rushford,
Mimi, to attend the funeral of Mrs.
o. G. Laugen. They expect to spend
q couple of weeks at Rushford, MINI.
Miss liza Whalian, of Fingal, who
teaches at Ypsilanti, stopped over In
the city Wednesday on her way to
Fingal to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents.
Fargo Courier.News: Miss Doris
Towne spent Wednesday in Fargo on
her way to Valley City from Fosston,
Mimi. where she is teaching.
Harry Calgren, of Fargo, state agent
for the Home Insurance Co., was a
business visitor in the city on We'd
nesday, returning to Fargo that eve
ming on No. 8.
l.. w. Hubbard, owing to his health,
has been compelled to resign his posi-
ton at the Pastime bowling alleys and
will resume his former position on the
Valley City Courier about Dec. II.
Miss Georgia Henry, who teaches in
the New Rockford schools this year, ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening to
spend Thanksgiving and visit until
Monday morning at her home in the
city.
On Thanksgiving the Adolph Milton,
Norris and Arthur Milton families en-
joyed four.course dinner at the
Adolph Milton farm southwest of the
city in Green township Covers were
laid for ten.
Col. and Mrs. Marks, of jamestown,
spent Thanksgiving in the city with
his brother, Sam Marks. Col. and Mrs.
Marks came down to hear Rev. Yer
milya's sermon and were we'll pleased.
c. F. Luessen and family and Miss
Lillian Flath, who is student at the
Normal school, autoed to Sanborn
Thursday to spend Thanksgiving at
the home of Mrs. Luessen's father,
Leo Noecker, returning to the city
Thursday evening.
Grand Forks Herald: A number of
the Kappa Alpha Theta girls left last
evening to spend the holidays at var
ious points in the state. Miss Ada
Pennington, Mary Barnes and Marga-
ret Meredith went to Wahpeton, Miss
es Hortense Monroe and Kathleen
Cowan to Devils Lake, Misses Marion
Grover, Helen and Lucille Toombs to
Grafton, Miss Margaret Mudgett to
Valley City and Miss Ella Nevin to
Bathgate. ~
Judge Gibson was an arrival in the
city Wednesday from Wimbledon and
ate Turkey on Thanksgiving day with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Pierce. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierce are moving into the Gibson
residence on North Fifth avenue, re-
Gently purchased from Mrs. Anna
Sternberg, and Mr.. Sternberg and the
Leo Straus family will be located at
the Hotel Kindred during the remain
der of their stay in Valley City. Mrs.
Gibson is expected to arrive in the
city some time next week.
The Hotel Kindred served a Thanks.
giving dinner that was fit for people
accustomed to affluence. A spread Of
its dimension would have cost six
times as much in the big city hostler-
les, and probably would have been
minus the genuine pumpkin pie and
other delicacies. While it was the
good fortune of the editor to dine at
the Kindred, we have no doubt but
that the other Valley City hotels had
just as good spreads, and the people
who did not dine at home could find
a cheerful place to be thankful that
we have such good hotels.