The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-03
CITY BAKERY
JOE lVERSON, Proprietor

Attorney Lee Combs has gone tc
Muscatine, Iowa, on legal business.
l. J. Moe returned Tuesday morning
from the Twin Cities where he attend
ed the opening of the auto show.
L. s. B. Richie went to New Rock
ford Tuesday morning on legal bust
ness.
Mayor Baldwin, of Cooperstown
spent some time in Valley City be-
tween trains Tuesday, going to his
home on No. Z.
Vernon Setz left for Crazy Tuesday
morning after some time spent in
visiting J. w. Gibson and family on
Sixth avenue. re. D., r.
Word received from Henry Schroe.
der, better known as "Putz", who is at.
tending an electrical engineering
school in Milwaukee, indicates that he
enjoys his work. Recent rains there
made the grass green and he enclosed
some in letter home.
H. j. Chadwick was west-bound
passenger on No. Tuesday morning.
William Detmers, of Oriska, is a
new subscriber to the Weekly Times
Record.
DR.. Cary, of Fingal, was an over
Sunday visitor at the A. L. Vaupel
home.
Gilbert Horton, architect, who has
been in the city on business, returned
Tuesday morning to Jamestown.
Otto Neumann went to Pillsbury and
Luverne on Wednesday to look after
business interests at these points.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Vaupel took their
son, Victor, to Fargo Sunday evening,
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis on Monday morning. At
the last reports he was resting easy.
The uniforms have arrived for the
boys who have enlisted in the Uniform
Rank, K. of p, and drill will be started
at once. They are very handsome and
wa won't blame the boys if they do fit
little snug for while. But that
puhed-up manner will wear away after
they drill few times.
Herbert Weston went to Bismarck
Tuesday morning to confer with Judge
E. T. Burke on matters of business.
E. H. Smith writes from Hyannis,
Neb., enclosing his subscription to the
Weekly Times-Record.
VIM. Shaw, the genial waiter at
Simpsons restaurant, returned Tues.
day morning from a short stay in
Fargo. W
Frank A. Person, Of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, is spending few days in Val.
ley City, visiting his brother, Rev.
Ernest A. Martell. ss
Miss Iona Bolton, who has been the
guest for a few days Of Miss Esther
Schroeder and Miss Gladys Moe, will
return to her home in Jamestown on
No. 1876 Tuesday evening.
Rev. w. C. Lyon spent Monday in
Fargo, where he visited with his father
and mother. His father, s. S. Lyon, Is
improving but not yet able to be up
or to be removed to his own home.
w. H. Colville returned to Rogers
Tuesday morning after spending q few
days in the city attending the funeral
OF his mother, Mrs. VIM. H. Colville.
Mrs. Colville will remain in the city
until the weather warns up somewhat,
and will return to Rogers with the
Fred. Kuder family, who have also been
IN attendance at the funeral.
Frank White left Tuesday morning
for Sheyenne, New Rockford and MI
not on matters Of business. &.
Ralph McCready, wide-awake
young farmer from near Cuba, is
spending few days in the city.
Emil Feldman. Of the Valley City
Creamery. returned Tuesday from q
weeks soiourn in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Kraft, who has been here the
last two weeks taking chiropractic
treatments, returned to her home in
Luverne much improved in health.
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