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

were accompanied on their return by
Mr.. KotChian's mother, Mrs. Mar,
Kotchian, who will remain for severa
weeks on visit.
J. A. Kotchian made business tril
to Grace City Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Christy and Miss Mary
Hackett spent Saturday and Sunday il
Valley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom FleWell returned
Friday from Cooperstoyn, where they
visited their son, Charles.
Miss May Kotchian went to Fargo
Thursday, where she is visiting Miss
Grace and Arthur Kotchian.
T. S. Tolifson, of Jessie was in Vim
bledon few days this week looking
after business matters.
Mrs. A. Arvidson is entertaining the
Ladies' Aid society this afternoon a.
the home Of Mrs. A. Fried.
Rudolph Kuehl, who spent the sum
mer here working at Wilkes black
smith shop, left Tuesday for Eau
Claire, Wis.
Miss Minnie J. Nelson, county
superintendent of school Of Barne:
county,. spent Friday visiting the Vim
bledon schools.
j. A. Kotchian is building large
new garage, near his residence. He
will complete the same with stucct
work in the spring.
Francis TOste entertained seVera
! of his young friends Tuesday evening
at a Halloween party. 1t is needles:
to say all had most enjoyable time
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Calnan left Mon
day on a trip to Fargo.
! Mrs. H. Bultema left Wednesday TO
/ Fulton, ILL.,, where she will visit rela
tives.
| Mark Marquisee has moved his fam
t lily into the c.. M. Kribbs residence
ION the hill
N. A. Burch, of the Rex theater o
Valley City, was in Wimbledon OF
! business Thursday.
Miss Pearl Quinlivan returned t.
Valley City Monday after spending
| Sunday here with her folks.
Oscar Olson went to Fingal Satur
| day and returned with his wife ant
baby, who were visiting there.
Mrs. Wylie Nelson, Mrs, Spur, Mrs
Frank White and Mrs. Anna Sternber
came up from Valley City Friday an
spent the day with Miss Helen Bias
com and Mrs. r. Clendenning.
! The Woman's Suffrage league me
Tuesday evening with Miss Helen Bias
| com and the following officers wer
elected: Mrs. VIM. Stevens, president
! Mrs. John More, vice president; Mrs
! w. o. Joos, secretary; Mrs. Sherman
treasurer.
F. D. Aukes is walking around wit
his arm in a sling and bandag
around his head. While at work in
we'll few days ago in sine way tn
bucket was dropped on him, inflictin
a scalp wound and cracking bone i
his forearm
! ElWood Kribbs left Saturday ever
ing on an auto trip through the ives
ern part of the state in search of
stolen car belonging to H. N Foste1
of Jamestown. He returned Tuesda
morning, having covered 480 miles
Little or no trace was found of eithe
car or thief.
| November signalled a good deal {
moving that involved even the edto
F. P. Smith moved to J. H. Gibson
preparatory to moving into his ne
house, now about completed. A.
Steffen moved into the Weber res
: dence vacated by Mr.. Smith, and job
Harter has moved into the suite {
rooms over the News office vacate
by Mr.. Steffen.
M. S. Mallough and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. G. C. Beers, left la!
Monday on auto trip to souther
Texas. They went from here to Wal
peton, where they took the Merida
trail directly south to Laredo, Texa
Mrs. Eeers will stop with her folks
Oklahoma. The Malloughs have Ian
} in southern Texas and will spend tt
winter there.
John Weeter sustained injuries la
) Wednesday while employed on tt
dray line. He and other drayme
, were in the act of unloading househo
, goods for John Harter when tt
horse, frightened by a piece of pape
backed up and pinned him betwee
the dray and the building. Fortunat
ly no bones were fractured and the p
tient is hopeful of being about in
, few days.
w. H. Long and J. NJ Ostreim, wi
. were up to recently employed at tt
Stein hardware, will go into partne
ship and open up tin shop and plum
ing establishment in the near futur
They will be located in the buildi1
first door north of the First Nation
bank. This is another indication TIL
Wimbledon is steadily growing. No
withstanding the fact that several ne
business buildings were added tn
spring, there is now scarcely va
ant place in town.