The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-09

'of-town callers in Valley City Friday,
and registered at the Kindred while
here.
The Misses Mae and Belle Henry
were passengers to Fargo Monday
evening, where they spent Tuesday,
returning home Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Hackett, who teaches in
the Wimbledon schools returned to
that place Sunday evening after spend
ing the week end here at the D. s.
Richie home.
Rev. ]. G. Ferrier, of Casselton, was
in the city Sunday and occupied the
pulpit at All Saints Episcopal church,
Sunday evening returning to Casselton
Monday morning.
Mrs. H. J. Chadwick, who has been
visiting her mother and sister at
Aberdeen, S. D., for the past ten days,
returned to her home here Friday eve
ming accompanied by Mr.. Chadwick
who met her en- route at jamestown.
R. D. Blanch was a passenger to
Cooperstown and Binford Tuesday
morning, going up on No. Z. Mr..
Blanch will spend few days in that
locality attending to business matters.
Arthur Abrahamson, of Kathryn, edi-
tor of the Kathryn Recorder, spent
Monday in the city and took in the
leap year dance Monday evening given
by the Rebekah lodge in Odd Fellows
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs John Strong and the
children autoed over from Jamestown
to spend Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Strong's father, Robert Baillie, on
West Fifth street, returning to James.
town Sunday evening.
Mrs. E. Wilson, of the Palace cloth
ing house, accompanied by her son,
Loren, autoed to Jamestown Sunday,
and from there took so mile auto
trip west of jamestown. They return
ed to the city Monday morning.
Miss Olga Resnby, Of Fingal, was an
arrival in the city Sunday, and has &C.
copied position as bookkeeper at the
Fulton market. Miss Frances Moran
has been assisting at the market for
the past few weeks.
Kensal Progress: Charlie KOmrOs.
XII, Barnes county farmer, raised
1000 bushels of potatoes on a 24-acre
patch-86 bushels per acre. These
were put on the market at SO to 80
cents per bushel.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sollin had as
their guest over Sunday, Mrs. E. L.
Bjerklien, of Superior, Wis., She was
returning from Alberta, Can, called
there to see her son, Carl, who fell off
a load of grain in runaway.
Mrs. Fred KennisOn, of the millinery
department at the Gray department
store returned to the city Tuesday aft
ernoon from Jamestown, where she
visited over Sunday at her home.
Cashier Jensen, Of the Farmers
Bank of Kathryn, was visitor in VAL
ley City Monday and attended the
dance Monday evening given in Odd
Fellows hail. Mr.. Jensen made the
trip over by automobile.
w. E. Root and his brother, ]. C.
Root, leave Tuesday evening for Circle
and Glendive, Mont, en- route to Den
ton, the home of j. C. Root. w. E.
Root expects to spend the winter with
his mother, who lives near Denton.
Charles Peterson of the Right Price
Mercantile Co., is about again after be-
ing laid up with bad cold for nearly
a week.
w. w. Fritch and family and Mrs.
A. N. Root autoed to Leal Sunday to
visit at the E. R. Fritch home. Mr..
Fritch has returned to the city, but
Mrs. Fritch and the children and Mrs.
Root remain for weeks visit.
Word was received Tuesday of the
birth of little daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur J. Buchanan, of Seattle.
Mrs. Buchanan is the daughter OF
Hugh Mcdonald, and will be remem-
bered here as Miss Marjorie McDon-
aid.
Mrs. w. H. Rasey, nee Chambard, of
Ulen, Mimi, who is visiting in the city
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Chambard, is recovering
nicely after an operation for the re-
moval of tonsils. Mrs. Rasey was
quite ill following the operation, but
she is feeling improved, which her
many friends will be glad to know.
Grand Forks Herald: DR.. and Mrs.
E. A. Pray and son, Russell, of Valley
City, who motored to the city Saturday
evening, will return home this eve
ming. While here they we're the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Gillette and their
son. Ralph, who attends the university.
"A LclC6ldlA " 40 lCCOA'Ou - OAA ooA'
Peake Tuesday morning from Bakers
field, CAL, announcing that a son was
born on Monday to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Campbell. Mrs. Campbell was
formerly Miss Esther Peake, the eld-
est daughter of Col. and Mrs. Peake.
The next meeting of the Neighborly
Study club will be held Nov. 10, at the
home of Mrs. w. NJ. Greenwood, at
which time Mrs. Greenwood will dis
cuss "The Bearing of Modern Psy-
chology on the Problems Of Sociology
and Mrs. Tenney will conduct a les
son on interior Decorating Of the
Home"
The Palace Clothing House pro-
prietors worked until early Tuesday
morning unpacking a large shipment
of Style-Craft coats, which they bought
at a saving from rs to IS per cent. BY
the looks of this department there are
undoubtedly 200 to 300 new garments.
They are the new creations of the
east, and they are showing only one OF
style. They surely are beauties.
The members of the P. E. 0. chap
ter held very successful rummage
sale on Friday and Saturday in the
Clark building on Fifth avenue. They |
did very we'll financially, and what
clothing was left over was further