The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-25

his wife's sister had died. Mrs. Olso,
mas been there for some time. Boti
will return to Wimbledon by the enc
of the week.
i ID. B. Berlin and Fritz Mohr return
ed Monday evening from Valley City
where they spent a day at court,
Rev. John Grossman, who conducted
services at New Rockford lest Sun
day, returned to Wimbledon Tuesday
Jacob Schmidt and family returned
| wednesday from Alma, Wis, where
they spent several weeks with rela
tives.
Mrs. Martin 'Joos came I'D from
jamestown Tuesday and is visiting a,
the home of her brother, J. l.. More.
Callers at Frank Genzers Sunday
were Mrs. Frank Gorthy, Mrs. Johr
Scroch and son, Mr.. and Mrs. C, T
Genzel and family.
Mrs. M. E. Coleman left Thurs
day morning for Minneapolis, from
where she goes to Long Beach, Cal.
/ TO spend the remainder Of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Krug and two
small children visited from Friday
until Monday with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Genzel.
j. c. Schmirler closed his billiard
and pool hall Monday and will leave
shortly to look up another location
1t is likely that he will go to Montana
! The Ladies Aid society was enter
tanned by Miss H. C. Story last Thurs
day afternoon and is being entertained
this Thursday afternoon by Mrs. C. C.
Anderson.
E. R. Vaughn and his bride, nee
Lucille Dick, who were married here
Jan. 2, and then departed for the Twin
Cities, returned last Friday and the
following day left for Fessenden
which will be their future home.
! Miss Tracy Geisen and Miss Carry
Ramstad returned Wednesday evening
from few days visit with friends. in
jamestown and Darlington.
H. Schoepp left Wednesday evening
for Minneapolis after spending a few
! weeks here with his daughter, Mrs.
w. o. Joos.
A party was enjoyed at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Etter Tuesday
evening in honor of Louis Etter and
his bride, of Goodrich, who are here
on their wedding tour. About Is per.
sons were present and a good time is
reported. The newly welded couple
will leave for their home in Goodrich
! within few days.
The lecture given Friday evening at
Joos' hall by Rev. C. E. Vermilya, of
Valley City, was said to have been
very good by those who attended. His
subject, Hearts" was treated exhaus-
lively and his delivery was mastery
and eloquent. The lecture was given
under the auspices of the Woman's
Study club and would have been large.
ly attended but unfortunately a biz.
card was raging and only a few BRAY.
! ed the storm.
The Wimbledon Motor co. has
| changed hands. A deal was closed on
Tuesday by which Herman Etter, the
! old proprietor, sold out to D. l.. Har
rington, who will take possession Feb
l. After that date Mr.. Etter will joir
his father, Fred Etter, in operating the
electric light plant known as the Vim
bledon Electric Co. Mr.. Harrington
has leased the large concrete garage
building of Fred Etter and will con
tinue the business at the same ole
stand. The new proprietor was EN-
ployed at the Simons- garage the pas
year and is, therefore, not stranger
to the public here. He has many years
of experience in garage work, coming
here from Fargo about year ago. HI
is an expert in his line and will ne
doubt meet with success in his new
undertaking.