The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-30

MIS-. L. y. PSXd, OF LlCCnVllle, was a
visitor in the city Saturday.
Byron Sweet, of Rogers, was a bust.
ness visitor in Valley City Monday.
Cliff Mcdonald and Earl Varco were
Tower City visitors Monday evening.
Miss Lois Wolff left for Kensal Sal,
urday evening where she will visit this
week.
Miss Minnie Ratzlaff will visit in
Leal this week. She left Saturday
night.
Mrs Conley and daughter Mamie, Of
Eckelson, were in the city shopping
Tuesday.
Miss Irene Blair, who is employed
in Gray's department store, is con-
fined to, her home with an attack of
quinsy.
LaMoure Chronicle: The Misses
Gertrude and Verna Bergan returned
Monday via Fargo to their home at
Valley City, after weeks visit at La
Moure as guests at the home of their
brother, e. l. Bergan.
Rev. J. F. L. Bohnhoff returns Fri
day night from Minneapolis where he
took. Mr.. Priebe to the hospital. Mr..
Priebe was able to return with him
and is much improved.
jamestown Alert: Miss Ruby Far
ley has returned home from a visit at
Valley City and Oriska. ,--..,
Mrs. E. J. HUM, of Minneapolis, who
has been the guest of Mrs. S. J. Noxon
on : her farm north of town, is the
guest of Mrs. Nels Johnson for week
or so before returning to her home in
Minneapolis. -
Miss Marion Frazier, of Fingal, who
has been spending the summer here
with Mary <Boynton returned to her
home in Fingal Saturday morning.
Miss Frazier will teach in the primary
department in Cooperstown next year.
Miss Mary Boynton, who teaches in
the Lincoln school here, left Tuesday
for her home in Leal where she will
remain until the opening of the schools
here in September:
DR.. and Mrs E. A. Pray returned
Thursday evening from Lake Clitheral,
where they were part of the jolly fish.
ing party who left last Monday. They
left Lake Clitheral Wednesday going
from there to Shoreham and visiting
the several lakes about there on their
way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jacobson and
daughter Fife, and Miss Emma Jacob
son, left Thursday morning for Mime
apolis and from there will go on to
Lanesboro, Mimi, where they will visit
relatives for a short time. They are
making the trip via the automobile
route. e.. :.
Washburn Leader: Lieutenant Neil
Tracy, his sister, Miss Leila, and Elmer
Skretting came UP from Valley city
by auto Sunday and were guests at the
Herrcd home for several days. Lieut..
Tracy has been notified to report at
Fort Dodge on the 9th. He expects
to see active service before his return
Frank Atkinson, of Sanborn, passed
! through here Thursday en- route to
Minneapolis where he will work in
conjunction with forces formulating
the loyal legion Of labor. This is a
new organization of working men in
opposition to l. w. W. and like organ
izations.
Alonzo Morshbach, who has been
visiting friends in the city since Mon
day, left Friday noon for his home
in Durand, Wis. Mr.. Morsbach for.
merly attended the Normal here and
was we'll known in athletic circles,
and has received his lieutenant COM
mission at Fort Sheridan.
Word has been received announcing
the marriage of Mrs. Naomi Leehan, of
Park River, who graduated from the
Normal here in 1915 and who was a
very popular member of the Normal
onians, to T. w. MastersOn, of Havre,
Mont. Mr.. and Mrs. Masterson will
make their home in Havre.
Mrs. Myrtle Robinson is having a
family reunion at her residence. Her
sister, Mrs. Charles Barton and Mr..
Barton, of Lone Tree, her daughter
Marion and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Greene,
of Brainerd, Mimi, and Miss Myrtle
Robinson are all home to enjoy the
festivities. 1t is needless to say they
are having an enjoyable time.
Enderlin Independent: Lieut.. Joe
Underwood and wife left Monday eve
ming to visit Mrs. Underwood's par:
ents in Valley City for week and
from there to Joe's station at Des
Moines, Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Wrede and Mrs. Frank Barnes spent
Sunday in Valley City. Miss Gladys
Engle, Merle Englc, Mile Standal
and Bodo Lindermann spent Sunday
in Valley City.
Cakes Journal: A deal is now I'M
der way looking toward the purchase
of, the Pegg Garage machinery and
good will by Don Bartlett and Frank
Hammond. E. J. Pegg of Valley City,
who has conducted the establishment
here under the management of E. A.
Bellinger for some time, has been in
the city several days participating in
the negotiations. Yesterday morning
F. G.. Chambard of Valley City, arrived
and the work of invoicing is going on
under his direction.
Mrs. D. w. Clark entertained Thurs
day evening at a merry dinner party in
!! honor of little Doris Van Praag, who
: celebrated the anniversary OF her
eighth birthday. Several little friends
were guests. The table was tastefully
decorated with summer flowers and
at the close of the meal cake was
brought in with eight candles, which
little Miss Van Praag blew out fol-
lowing the time honored custom OF
making a wish the while. Following
the dinner party was theater party
at the Grand, succeeded by ice cream
onI on.1 81 - 1ofo how tho little