The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-15

George S. Merwin was visitor in
Fargo Thursday. -...
F. w. Ehler, land man of Hope,
was in the city on Sunday, and was
a guest at the Valley Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis R. Persinger are
now settled in one of the Johnson
houses at Ill West Fourth street.
Miss Amanda Anderson of the C. C..
Chaffee store, left Sunday on No. 4
for a three weeks vacation, which she
she will spend at points in Minnesota.
The Misses Mary Hackett and Eva
Anfnson, who have been teaching in
the Wimbledon schools, returned to
the city on Friday evening, the VIM
bledon schools having closed on Fri
day.
Andrew Atkinson, of the Straus
Clothing Co., accompanied by Mrs.
Anfnson, left Sunday afternoon on No.
4 for the Twin Cities, where they will
visit until Tuesday, when they will go
on to DEBORAH, Iowa, for a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Charlotte Ratzliff, who has
been teaching for the past year at
Maddox, was an arrival in the city
en- Saturday evening, and will spend
the summer at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Erickson, who
live six miles southeast of Valley City.
John Collins, of the Valley City Gas
company force, is nursing sprained
wrist, and is of the opinion that a
parachute is necessary to alight from
motor truck with safety.
Miss Ruth Won Sien, of Fargo, was
an arrival in the city Saturday morn
ing on No. Z, for few days. visit
with her aunt, Miss Anna Won Sien, of
the C. C. Chaffee store.
Chas. Dodge, of Fargo, was an over.
Sunday visitor in Valley City, return.
| ing to Fargo Monday morning on No. 8
B. E. Frum, the well-known collec.
! tor, came in from Rogers for an over.
! Sunday visit with his family.
| Fred Thurenau, of Fargo, was an ar.
rival in the city Saturday evening and
F.. visited here until Sunday evening at
the w. Gibson home.
| Attorney w. H. Racy, of Ulen
Mimi, was an over-Sunday visitor at
/ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Cham.
ard, on West Fifth street.
! L. w. Lundeen, of Courtenay, and
! his little daughter were among the
arrivals at the Valley Hotel on Sun.
day. Mr.. Lundeen brought his daugh
ter to the city for an operation.
! Miss Clara Heimes, who has been
teaching in the Jamestown schools fo1
the past year, returned to the city on
Saturday, and will spend some time
visiting with relatives here.
| Sam Mikelson is showing four
cylinder cantilever spring Overland
delivery wagon with top complete laid
down here for $3.50.
Mrs. Oscar Raaen and Mrs. Myrtle
Morgan, of Fingal, spent Monday in
the city shopping, and were registered
at the Valley Hotel while here.
!! E. S. Delaney will return 10 the
city Monday evening from Blooming
ton, ILL.,, where he has been spending
the past month on business matters.
Miss Bess Vogt will arrive in the
city on Wednesday from Taylor, in
the western part of the state, where
she has been teaching for the. past
year, and en- route east will make a
few days visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Beal, on West Fifth
street.
| Saturday afternoon Mrs. George
Drake and Mrs. Alfred Veblen de.
lightfully entertained at the last of a
series of parties they have been giving
recently. The affair, given at the
home of Mrs. Drake, was in the nature
of "thimble Bee," the ladies being
invited from 3 to o'clock. After
spending the afternoon at sewing and
visiting, the hostesses served de-
licious three-course lunch at $50. Vic.
lets and snowballs were used in the
decorations. During the afternoon
/, Mrs. Grace Bolinger sang number of
songs, which were greatly enjoyed
/! Miss Pearl Peterson, who has been
teaching in the Baldwin consolidated
schools for the past year, was a visitor
in the city on Saturday. Miss Peder-
| son made a short visit here on her
way to her home in Minnesota. Miss
Anna Johnson, who has also been
teaching the past year at Baldwin, is
! visiting in the city for a few DAYS.
! She expects to leave about the middle
of the week for her home at Holley.
MINI.
County Superintendent of Schools
! Miss Minnie ]. Nelson and DEPUTY q.
A. Barton went to Darcy on Monday
to attend the High school commence.
ment exercises of the Darcy schools
on Monday afternoon.
Tom Delaney returned to the city
on Friday evening from Charleston.
s. c., where he has just completed a
three years course at the Porter mil
itary academy. The Macdonald boys,
James and Allen, returned home on
Saturday night with their father, DR..
Macdonald, whe met them in Chicago.