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

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cook of San
born, were Valley City visitors Friday.
Miss B. Spencer, Of the Times-Rec-
ord force spent Sunday with her folks
at Litchville.
Eleanor Palmer, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. w. L. Palmer, of Eighth avenue,
has whooping cough.
The Misses Eva Bailey and Edith
Sorenson visited with friends at Man
dan and Bismarck Sunday
G. o.. Moore is accompanying E. S.
Cole on an auto trip through the
southwestern part Of the state this
, week.
Mrs. Howard Potter, of Sanbern,
was in the city Monday with her hus-
band, who was being examined for the
draft.
Crawford Beachem and Ed Thore.
son left Saturday night OH No. 2 for
Shoreham, where they spent Sunday
visiting friends.
Mrs. VIM. Mcpherson has been Wis.
iting the John Noxon farm for the
past few days. She will return to the
city Monday.
Misses Florence Granger, Anita
Johnson and Dorothy Holster motor&
,, to Pillsbury. Monday morning, return
ing in the evening.
Emory Burgess returned Sunday
from an extended vacation at numer-
Gus points in Minnesota. He has been
away about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Boughton visit
ed in Fargo last Sunday with their
son and his wife. They returned to
the city Monday evening.
Miss Finette Blair, Of Gray's depart
ment store, left for Crookston Satur.
day night where she will undergo an
operation for appendicitis.
Contractor Curren is to be COM
mended for his enterprise in cleaning
up the streets around the Story build
ing as fast as possible. =
J. w. Jongeward, one of the publish
ers of the Litchville Bulletin while
in the city Tuesday morning made the
; Times Record an abbreviated call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Laughlin and
little boy, motored down from Lisbon
I Sunday to spend the day with DR.. w.
| N. Palmer and family.
Jack Mcdonald, who is second lieu
tenant at the camp in Hankinson, ar
rived in the City Monday, for a few
days visit with friends.
| Mrs. J. Van Houten and children,
| Charlotte, Delphine and Hallock, left
Monday on No. for ShoreAam, where
they will spend two weeks outing at
Pettibone lodge.
Miss Francis Pray is guest of for
| mer friends at three weeks camping
party at Park Lake, Mimi. Miss
Francis will stop at Leaf Lake for a
short visit on her way home.
Rev. Willard Crosby Lyon, who
went to- Fargo last Friday returned
Monday. Rev. Lyon participated in
his mothers seventy-second birthday
, anniversary held last Saturday.
| Mrs. James Grady and two children,
Ainsley and Virginia, left Wed.
nesday morning for Shoreham, where
! they will spend a couple of weeks at
1 Pettibone lodge.
! Miss May Henry entertained few
friends at 500 Friday evening in honor
of Mrs. Bjorlie who is a guest in the
city.
Mrs. Howard Clark returned from
Moorhead Friday evening where she
had accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Carman
/ Thursday evening. lrtscrstr'- ~
Mrs. Ollie Miller left Saturday fol-
Fargo She will go from there to hel
home in Minneapolis. Mrs. Miller has
been visiting Mrs. Carl Myhre during
| her stay in Valley City.
Mrs. ]. J. Millman, nee Irene Moore
who attended the Normal severa
, years ago, has moved here from the
i western part of the state She will
| live on Tenth avenue and Fifth street
j Adeline Beachem left Friday morn
! ing for Detroit. She will visit hel
aunt, Mrs. Beachem, for some time
going from there to Grand Forks
where she will visit another aunt
Miss Adeline will be gone indefinitely
Captain Henry Halverson, of Hills
boro, was in the city Tuesday, return
ing from New Rockford, where he
had mustered " men into service. HI
left again Tuesday evening.
4 Major c.. F. Mudgett and daughters
Margaret, Florence and Jean Louise
and son Frederick, returned from
their summer home at Lake Melissa
! Sunday. Mrs. Mudgett who remained
to pack up, returned Monday eve
ming.
Carl Nagel is giving away shoe Lace
and cigars, an unusual combination
but Carl says it is an unusual occasion
The stork left ten-pound girl at tn
!, Nagel home, and the parents are feel
ing justly proud and happy.
4 Dean Brooke has letter from hi
mother in which she says the report 0
the accident to the Bradley party il
quite unfounded. This will be wei
come news to the many friends of Mrs
Brooke and the Bradleys in Vale!
;. City.
i DR.. and Mrs. A. W. Macdonald, &C
companied by their sons James ant
Stewart, and their daughter, Mrs
Floyd Runyon, and her little daughte
:! Isabel, returned Friday morning from
Winnipeg, Man, where they have
spent the past week at the home o
! Mrs. Macdonald's father.
i The Tuesday club auxiliary and thu
l Woman's club auxiliary of the Ret
! Cross, held their regular meeting
;! Tuesday afternoon at the home O
Mrs. w. w. Smith on Fifth street. The
diversion of the afternoon was card!
and later light refreshments were
served These meetings are held ev
cry week and the proceeds are uset
in the interests of Red Cross work.
! Mrs. Patrick Hyland and Mrs. VIM