The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-10

Miss Albertina Steinborn, of Coop
erstown who has been attending the
session of summer school at the State,
Normal school, here, left for her home
on Tuesday morning. While here Miss.
Steinborn made her home with the
family of Rev. Bohnhoff.
A. Christianson, of Cooperstown,
will arrive in the city by auto to spend
Sunday, and be and Mrs. Christianson
will spend the day at the C. Bonde
home. Mr.. Christensen will return to
Cooperstown on Sunday night, and
MRS. Christianson will remain here I'M
til the end of the week to make
longer visit at the Otto Davidson
home, at PA Third avenue.
Devils Lake Journal: Mrs. Eliza
beth Preston Anderson, of Fargo, is
occupying the w. G. T. U. cottage.
She is accompanied by her two sons,
Howard C. Anderson, who is a student
in the Northwestern medical school
in Chicago, and S. Cuyler Anderson,
who just graduated from the state "U''
at Gkend Forks and who will be prin-
cipal of schools at Cathay for the
coming year.
Prof. and Mrs. John A. Johnson are
the happy parents of a bright baby
boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson are spend
ing the summer in Valley City. Mrs.
Johnson will be remembered here as
Miss Emma Carlson, principal of the
Lincoln schools. Mr.. Johnson is sup
erintendent of schools at Harlowton,
Mont. They will return to Harlowton
this fall.
Percy C. McChesley was an arrival
in the city on Friday evening from
Mortified, Mimi, and is stopping at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Keene,
on West Fifth street. Mr. McChesley
is working in the interests of prospec-
tive students for Carleton college at
Mortified, and will remain in the city
until Monday. He is nephew of Mrs.
Keene.
The members of the Coop party,
who were with the National Parks
Highways Tourist association, return
ed to the city on Wednesday evening.
They met lots of friends on the trip
and report a fine time The Coop
party enjoyed good travelling, with no
accidents, and they were only delayed
at one place, where they stopped to
have a spring made. Everybody on
the trip enjoyed it immensely. The
Neumans left their car at Dickinson,
making the rest of the trip by train.
Mrs. J. J. Aldahl has had as her
guests for the past week at her home
on West Front street, her mother,
Mrs. H. Erickson, of Rushford, Mimi,
her sister, Mrs. A. l.. Watson, of Wey-
burn, Canada, and Miss Medhaug, of
Rushford. They left on Thursday
morning for Rogers to spend a few
days before going to Russo, for fur
accompanied the ladies to Rogers
where she went to spend the day, re-
turning home Thursday evening.
Miss Nettie Stadium left Wednes-
day afternoon on No. for the Twin
Cities, where she will buy her fall
stock of millinery before returning to-
Lisbon, where she and her sister, Miss
Florence Stadium, have been in bust
ness the past season. Miss Stadium,
has been spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Stah-
lum. She was formerly in the millin-
cry department at the Chaffee store.
She and her sister are both pleased
with their new location.
Mrs. George Ray and her daughters,
Mrs. Bert Mosher, of New Rockford,
are visiting with friends in the city.
They will remain in the city until Sat-
urday, when they will leave for Man
dan for a further visit before return
ing to their home at New Rockford.
On Wednesday Mrs. Harry Jacobson
entertained informally in honor of
these ladies', and Thursday afternoon
they were the honored guests at lit
tie card party given by Mrs. H. N.
Walker, at which two tables of whist
were played ...
Mrs. Sadie Walker, teacher in the
Fargo schools, and her guest, Miss
Jennie McKeown, of Philadelphia,
were arrivals in the city on Saturday
morning, spending the day here en-
route to Wimbledon to make a visit
at the Simpson farm near that place,
going from there to Spiritwood' and
Wimbledon for a further visit. Mrs.
Walker has visited in Valley City a
number of times and has large cir
Gle of friends here. While in the city
Mrs. Walker and Miss McKeown were
stopping at the Hotel Kindred, leav-
ing for Wimbledon Saturday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest A. Martell re-
turned to this city Friday evening aft
er visiting friends and relatives at
Grove City and Fergus Falls, MINI.
Mrs. Martell left for Grove City on
July IA, while Rev. Martell left for