The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-17
DAzEY

Margaret Myers has been on the sick
list the greater part of this and last
week. u
Miss Irene Davis went up to Hanna.
ford last Saturday for a short visit
with friends. .r. ... .....
A. G. Becker came up from Rogers
Last Saturday for short visit on bust
ness matters. .,'
Mrs. Geo. Colville came up from
Rogers Saturday for a short visit with
Darcy friends and relatives.
Geo. B. Kelly returned home We'd
nesday from st. Paul. where he has
been visiting the past few days.
Miss Clara Hanson returned home
Monday from Valley City after visiting
for some time with her mother there.
Miss Margaret Sandy returned from
Wimbledon Monday, where she had
been spending the weekend with rela-
tives.
Emil Kjelson accompanied his broth
er, Henry, to jamestown Tuesday eve
ming and is spending few days there.
Miss Marie Oppegard, who has been
visiting with friends in Minneapolis
the past few weeks, returned home
Friday.
Elmer Anderson was passenger to
Hannaford last Saturday to look after
business matters for the telephone
company.
o. C. Hanson returned last Saturday
from Valley City after visit of few
days with his wife who is in the hospi-
tai at that place.
Leonard LANCER and Arthur Clure
came up from Sanborn last Friday to
attend the basketball game and also
visit at the home Of the formers uncle.
A. S. LANCER and family.
Andrew Tolstad and Nels Larson
spent couple of days in Rogers this
week.
H. M. Olson left Wednesday evening
for Fargo to spend few days on bust.
ness matters.
Miss Lula Larson returned home
Thursday from a visit of a few days
with relatives and friends at Valley
City.
N. ]. Ofton of Minneapolis is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. H
HOMELAND few days this week.
! Chester Wunderlich and Harvey
Rasmussen we're down from Walum
Thursday for short visit with Darcy
friends.
The Nolte children, who have been
on the sick list the last few days, are
now reported to be improving very
much and will soon be able to be
around again.
DR.. w. c. Nolte, who has been tax
ing post graduate course in medicine
in Chicago the past few weeks, return
ed to Darcy Sunday morning, being
called home by the illness of his chill
dren.
Corlo Coleman, son of O. F. Cole
man, while playing Tuesday, fell from
chair, striking another chair and cut
ting a cash over his right eye. He is
improving as we'll as possible.
When O. F. Coleman went out to his
barn Wednesday morning he found
that one of his COWS was dead, the ami.
NAL becoming caught in such man
ner that it was strangled in attempt
ing to get up.
T. X. Calnan of Wimbledon was here
/ Thursday looking after the interests
of the Better Farming association in
this territory. Mr. Calnan had just
returned from Jamestown, where he
had given an address before the dairy
mems convention.
Quite number Of ladies of Darcy
gathered at the Andrew Tolstad home
Tuesday for pleasant birthday sur
prise for Mrs. Tolstad. A fine time
was enjoyed by those there and all
departed for their homes wishing Mrs
Tolstad many happy returns of the
day.
Harold Jacobson came up from
Jamestown Friday for an over Sunday
visit with home folks. He returned
Monday evening, going from here to
Valley City, where he participated in
a basketball game between Jamestown
college and the Valley City Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Oppegard who
have been in Minneapolis the past sew
eral weeks, where the latter underwent
and operation and has been in the
hospital, returned to Darcy Friday
The many friends of Mrs. Oppegard
are glad to learn that she is recover
ing nicely from the effects of the oper'
alton. If -.s.. .-.' ..<'
! Mrs. VIM. Coop underwent a very
serious operation at the Riverside