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

Miss Georgia Henry and Miss Emma
Anderson, who teach In the New Rock
ford schools, returned to that place
Monday morning on No. I, after spend.
ing the Thanksgiving vacation at their
homes in the city.
Ben Kilrain and Jack Lingren, of
|COOperstOwn, were in the city Friday,
coming down to get motor truck for
the Kilrain dray line. They came
down Thursday evening and returned
to Cooperstown again Friday.
Miss Arabella Warren returned to
her home at Mandan Monday morning
after spending Thanksgiving In Val
ley City and remaining for an over
Sunday visit at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Y. Hesch.
j. Frank Williams, en- route home
from business trip to Chicago, st.
Paul and Minneapolis, stopped over
here to spend Thanksgiving with his
sister, Miss Daphne Williams. Mr..
Williams left Saturday on No. 4 for his
home in Montana.
Miss Grace Ellis is home from the
state university at Grand Forks to
spend the Thanksgiving vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Ellis.
She will return to Grand Forks Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Emma Anderson, who teaches
domestic science in the new Rockford
schools, come down from New Rock
ford Wednesday to spend the Thanks
giving vacation at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Anderson, on
Normal avenue.
Larry Rohan, who travels for the
Capewell Horse Nail Co., of Chicago,
was an arrival in the city to spend
Thanksgiving. He remained over I'M
til Sunday evening, when he left for
Devils Lake and other points in the
interests of his company.
Mandan Republican: Mrs. H. H.
Warren returned Thursday afternoon
from Valley City, where she had been
to attend the wedding of her sister,
Miss Frances Moran, to David Junod,
which occurred Wednesday.
Miss Angie Walton, of Darlington,
is visiting in the city at the Abe Eckel
home having come down to spend
Thanksgiving. She will return to her
home at Darlington Sunday evening.
Ed Gonstad and family, of Jud,
were arrivals in the city Monday and
will occupy the Mrs. Van Auken resi-
|dence on Fifth avenue for the winter.
Mrs. Van Auken and Helen lockwood
will spend the winter at the Kindred,
having taken up their residence there
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Hyland have re-
turned to the city from their wedding
trip to Minneapolis, arriving in tho
city Wednesday evening in time to
spend Thanksgiving here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyland will make their home at
the George Fridd residence.
C. E. Luessen, of the Fulton mar
ket, shipped car of hogs and cattle
from Sanborn and a carload of hogs
from Valley City to the South st. Paul
market Saturday. Mr.. Luessen was at
Sanborn Saturday and expected to go
on to St. Paul from there.
Courteney Gazette: Mrs. Ed Cox
left Monday evening for Valley ,'ity
where she will remain, her husband
joining her some time after the first
of the month. Mr.. Cox expects to en-
ter the law business, but has not de-
cided upon a definite location. Their
furniture has been stored here until a
tire when they will be located.
Mrs. H. G. Aamoth and son, Cor
don, returned to the city Sunday eve
ming on No. from Minneapolis, where
they spent the past month. They were
met in Minneapolis by Mr.. Aamoth
Wednesday,, the family going from
there to Twin Valley, Mimi, to spend
Thanks giving at the home of Mr.
Aamoth's sister, Mrs. DR.. Jeahnings
and also remaining for few days
longer stay.
! Miss Florence Hedstrum was an
over'Sunday visitor at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.: E.: Hedstrum
on West Front street Miss Hedstrum
is doing concert work throughout the
state in connection with the Agricult
ural college extension department
She spent the past week at points
near the Canadian border, and after
spending the week end here left Mon
day morning for points west of Valley
City.
Bismarck Tribune: Lee Combs, pop
ular attorney of Valley City, has been
engaged by the officers Of Mandar
lodge No. 1856 B. P. 0. e. to give the
memorial day address here next Sun
day. The services will be held at the
Palace theater. Besides the regular
ritualistic work of the order, a spec
ial musical program is being prepared
Mr. Combs is an eloquent speaker ant
is much in demand, especially on 9
day of this kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hall entertained
a number of their friends at cards
Thanksgiving night at their apart
ments, in the Sheyenne fats. The
guests played at four tables of bridge
land prizes for the high scores were
carried OF by Olaf Olson and Mrs. w
N. Palmer, while A. S. Sigurdson ant
Mrs. II e. Jones received the prizes
for the low scores. A dainty luncheon
was served after the games. and chrys
anthemu1ns were used in decorating
! Mrs. j. C. Coyle was hostess to Il
little tots Saturday afternoon from
until 5. The occasion being he1
daughter, Rita Vivian's fifth birthday
anniversary. Various games were
played during the afternoon and de
lightful refreshments were served
the color scheme Of pink being car
ried out in the menu and decorations
Those present were Margaret Dady