The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-27

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News, July 20.--J. E. Fox made ar
auto trip to jamestown Wednesday.
Arnold Clausen made business triI
to Valley City Friday.
Miss Emma Saundsman left on Fri
day for Fingal to visit relatives.
J Hugo Brueske has several painters
busy at Box Elder farm this week.
G.. Nyquist and family returned re
Gently from visit to Big Lake, MINI
J The U. l.. club met with Mrs. Edgar
Pearson Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Of Wood
worth, are visiting at the Noah Jarvis
home.
The M. E. Sunday school enjoyed a
picnic at Spiritwood lake on Wednes.
day.
J. l.. More went to Fargo on Mon.
day, where he is spending the week at
the state fair.
D. B. Berlin is one of the many
Wimbledon people who are visiting
the state fair.
Cecil Harris, from Edgeley, is visit
ing Harold Miller this week. He will
return Monday.
Miss Emma McHeel, of Balfour, was
visiting Miss Vera DeVere for a few
days last week.
Miss Lanora Joos and Elizabeth
Moore went to jamestown via the
Midland on Tuesday.
The P. G.. Toste and J. NJ. zoos fam
lilies autoed to jamestown Sunday in
the formers Pullman.
John Harter returned Wednesday
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few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dennstedt, Miss
Mary Dick and AL. Hemp went to Far
go Friday morning to take in the state
fair
J. E. Blomberg, manager of the
Northwestern Telephone exchange, Of
Courtenay, was in Wimbledon on
business Friday.
/ The Misses Sonora Fogderude, Ros-
eta Wright and Lucille Dick, chap
eroney by Mrs. Kuhn and accompanied
by Oswald Dick, Arthur Kanohizer and
E. R. Vaughn, are spending part of the
! week at Spiritwood lake in the La
Brash cottage.
j. A. Kotchian autoed to Grace City
on Sunday to visit friends and look
after business interests.
Mrs. H. C. Etter and baby, Margaret,
spent a few days at the home of Mrs.
J. ]. Davidson this week.
Miss Osa Miller is employed as stem.
ographer at the Middlewest Loan &
Trust Co. at Valley City.
Miss Beth Quinlivan, of Brown Val
ley, MIMI, visited her brother, j. j.
Quinlivan, and family the past week.
John Christ has his new barn al
most completed and will celebrate
same by dance there Friday evening.
H. NJ. Stroud and family left last
Friday for Mabel, Mimi, where they
will spend several weeks with rela-
tives.
Misses Florence and Ruby Davidson,
of Valley City, are spending part of the
summer with their uncle, J. j. David
son, Of Uxbridge.
Gerald DeVere left Tuesday for
Devils Lake and other upstate points
to work insurance for the Loyal Pro-
tective Insurance company. He was
accompanied to Fargo by his sister,
Vera.
Miss Margaret Grain returned from
Valley City Monday morning, where
she attended the farm girls encamp.
ment at the Chautauqua.
A big crowd was reported at the Box
Elder farm dance last Friday evening.
The orchestra consists of two lady and
two men players.
Fritz Mutzler and daughter left
here Wednesday evening for Chicago
to consult specialists in regard to the
young lady's health.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Etter left
Tuesday for Wausau, Wis, to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Philip Etter, who
passed away recently.
Mrs. Lizzie Netting and son, Ed
ward, returned Monday with their
auto from Brinsmade, where they spent
a couple Of weeks with relatives.
Frank Zebley went to Minneapolis
on business Saturday. He sold his
barber shop to Frank Citing recent
ly and is now enjoying vacation.
H. C. Etter left for Wausau, Wis,
Friday morning to attend the funeral
of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Phillip Et-
ter, who died Wednesday evening of
complications of the liver.
Rev. FIR. Collins, of Chicago, spent
Saturday with Rev. Peter McGeough.
Rev. Collins gave a lecture at the
Spiritwood chautauqua on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Smith, of
jamestown, visited the latter's uncle,
Rev. j. S. Miller, and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Smith is spending the week here.
Mrs. R. B. Cox and children, Russell
and Elizabeth, returned Wednesday,
from a two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. R. E. Bangor at Bis
marck.
Miss Betsy Erickson and Fred Erick-
son, who accompanied the E. w. Stein
family on their auto trip to Montana,
returned to their home in Fargo Fri
day.
Miss Clara Mahlke, of Clementsville,
spent a few days at the home of her
parents last week and also enjoyed
the picnic of the German Reformed
Sunday school Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Clendening and chill
dren, Robert and Janet, left Tuesday
for Fargo to attend the fair and
from there they will go to Detroit
to spend week at the lakes.
Mrs. H. J. Wagner and little daugh-
ter and Miss Alice Wagner, of Arthur,
and Mrc whitman Waonor an1 Como