The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-16

Miss Grace Lund of Rogers is a
guest of Mrs. "A. i. Myer
A. H. Gray has sold his city resi-
dence to Mrs. VIM Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bassett have NOV
ed into the Moultrie house on Fifth
avenue.
Donald McDougal, Of Bismarck, is
visiting friends in the city for few
/ days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Deibier have
as their guest Miss Myrtle Miller, of
st. Paul.
Earl Pegg, from Cakes, spent Sun
day in the city with his sister, Mrs.
Simpson.
Howard Burleson, the moving pic
ture man of Kensal, spent Sunday eve
ming in the city.
Hugh Dedrick, spent Sunday in Far
70 visiting with friends, returning
here Monday morning.
Miss Didama Griffith returned Mon
day morning from Fargo, where she
visited over Sunday.
Mrs. Stauffer and daughter Hazel,
autoed down from Darcy Monday and
spent the day shopping.
Mrs. C. w. j. Prydz, and Miss Mar
ion Spicer, Of Casselton, are guests at
the DR.. Spicer residence.
Mrs. Tinker, of BroOkings, S. D., for
merly Ellen Rude, of this city, is the
mother of ninepound boy.
Walter ,Stenshoel, Of Van Hook, re-
turned Tuesday morning after visit
of several days with his people.
Miss Cora Jensen, OF Barron, Wis,
is a guest at the home of her brother,
H. II. Jensen of the Chaffee store.
New Rockford State Center: Mrs. c.
]. Rien, Of Valley City, is visiting at
the Dorseth home in the Fairview
apartments. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. o. Jacobson and
Miss Hattie Kelley, of Darcy, were Wis
itors in the city Sunday, making the
trip by auto.
. Manager Nels Johnson, Of the Rus
sell-Miller Milling Co., left Monday
afternoon for Grand Forks on matters
of Business.
Miss Helen Karpen, of st. Paul, was
an arrival in the city Sunday and will
take charge of the millinery depart
ment at the Chaffee department store
for the coming season
Miss Thelma Anderson has returned
from St. Paul where she has been
spending her vacation visiting with
the Haering family.
Prof. and Mrs. C. C. Curtiss left
Monday for Minneapolis. Later they
will go on to Chicago and New York,
returning about Oct. l.
Mrs. X. o. Lillbboe and granddaugh-
ter, of Buxton are spending few
days in the city visiting with Miss
Martha Lillbboe of Chaffee's depart
ment store.
Mrs, Rollins, who has been caring
for Russell Pray, has gone for a two
weeks visit to Enderlin. Russell is so
much better it will not be necessary
for Mrs Rollins to return to the Pray
home.
Z Mrs. c.. c.. Chaffee and son Homer,
returned to the city Saturday evening
from Bemidji Mimi, where they have
spent the past week visiting with
friends. Miss Helen Chaffee will re-
main there for longer visit.
Miss Mollie Olson returned to the
city Monday morning from ST.. Paul
and will be employed in the millinery
department CT the Chaffee department
store. Fg@>
Mrs. Myrtle Robinson is enjoying
a visit from her brother, E. E. Green,
of Staples, Mimi, and her sister, Mrs
Chart of Eonetree. Mrs. Robinsons
daughter who has been at Lonetree is
also home for visit.
Joe Underwood, whose marriage to
Elizabeth Peake took place recently
will arrive in Valley City Thursday or
nj xryhor q
been attending the officers training
camp at Fort Smelling. Mr.. Under
wood has received a commission fol
second lieutenant.
M. F.. Stenvig, of Eckelson was a
visitor in the city Monday and be
came subscriber to the Daily Times
Record. Mr.. Stenvig said he con
templates trip to the old country
this fall If traTel conditions were sc
lie could possibly go.
Rev. G. H. Phillips and family Of
Jamestown, autoed to Valley City Fri
day morning. They visited in Getchel
Prairie and also at the home of Doris
Towne and Marjorie Cook, who are
friends of Miss Marion and Miss Flor
ence They returned to jamestown
Friday night.
Ledgerwood Broadaxe: Miss Clara
Brolander arrived home from the Val
ley City summer school Wednesday
coming in time to see her brother
Peter, who returned Tuesday from Vir
ginia on his furloHgh. -. Miss Heller
Horne is visiting Miss Agatha Dewey
having arrived from her home at Val
ley City Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Schroeder entertained
at cards Monday afternoon at hel
home on First street south, in honor
of Miss Grace Roberts. Two tables
of bridge were played Mrs. Patrick
Hyland winning the prize which wa:
a hand-painted plate. Dainty refresh
ments we're served late in the after
noon.
Palmer Emerson has sold out his in
terest in the Valley City Battery ant
Electric Shop to Clyde Smith, who viii
handle the electrical part of the husi
ness, Mr.. Shannon retaining the Bat
terry end of the business. Palmer en-
listed Tuesday with the signal corp!
of the aviation department as cleo
trician and left Thursday for Jeffer
son Barracks at st. Louis, where ht
will be for the present.
Tower City Topics: Rev. F. H. Tai
bot left last Friday afternoon for Val