The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-09

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Col. Frank White and Capt. T. S.
Henry left Monday night for Bismarck
on business.
Miss Tess Henry returned to her
work in Bismarck Tuesday, after
spending short vacation at home.
Paul Krug, one of the progressive
farmers. on route No. 3, came in
Tuesday to have his name added to
the Daily subscription list.
Water Coop returned to the city
Tuesday morning from Lake Melissa.
Miss Nellie Whitcher returned Sat-
urday evening from few weeks va
cation at Grand Forks. .
Miss Gladys Pindell, of Lisbon, who
has been visiting her cousin, Edith
Wilson, for few days, returned to
her home Tuesday morning.
Miss Edith Reese who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Joe Jones, for
some time, will return Thursday to
her home in Des Moines, la.
Miss Helen Horn received her di.
ploma at the Normal school today and
leaves Wednesday for her home in
Devils Lake. Miss Horn will teach in
Piza next year. ....
Rev. Willard Crosby Lyon of the
First Congregational church will take
the last three weeks in August for his
vacation. It will be spent partly in
Valley City and partly in Fargo.
Mrs. Lynn Wood, of Minneapolis, is
visiting Mrs. T. S. Henry for few
days. Mrs. Wood will 60 to her farm
near Luverne to spend the rest of the
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Mrs. S. Nokken, Mrs. Nels Larson,
and Mrs. N. D. Keiser, of Rogers,
spent Monday in the city shopping.
They motored in, Roy Nokken acting
as Chauffeur. ~.
Elsie and Lucille Bailey, accompan-
led by their aunt, Mrs. Wagner, went
to Harvey Monday. They will stop
at several places in the state before
returning home. ....
Pres. and Mrs. Geo. A. Mcfarland
and family motored to Lisbon last
Sunday. They report great damage
done by the cyclone there a week ago
Monday morning.
Phyllis Broomhall, niece of Mrs.
John D. Gray, returned Tuesday to her
home in Minneapolis. Miss Broomhall
has been the guest of her aunt for the
past two or three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. B. Richie and
daughter Anne, returned to the city
Monday. They motored in from Lake
Mcdonald with the Winterers.
Miss Esther Schroeder left Monday
morning for the j. Snyder farm near
Sanborn. Miss Schroeder is assisting
in the care Of sick boy and will re-
main away indefinitely.
Miss Edith Whitkopf, who has been
teaching in the model school at the
Normal the past year, left Tuesday for
her home in Devils Lake. Miss Whit
kopf will teach in the public schools
at Helena, Mont, next year.
A. L. Ward, from Aberdeen, S. D., is
visiting Clarence Colville and other
friends in the city for few days. Mr..
Ward is fraternity brother of Mr..
Colville at the University of Wiscon-
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Herman Winterer and daughter
from their summer home at Lake Nc
Donald They will remain in the city
for few days before returning to the
lakes.
Pauline Mcfarland returned Satur-
day night from three weeks vacation
at the lakes. Miss Pauline visited the
Winterer cottage on Lake Mcdonald
and the Farley cottage on Lake Me-
lissa.
There are two unclaimed bicycles
at the police station. One liver John
son, nearly new, the other an All
Right, picked up on the street by the
police several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ferguson and
daughter Marjorie, Ed. Meldahl, Mrs.
E. McCready, left Sunday morning on
touring trip. They expect to be gone
a week or ten days. While away they
will stop at Fargo, Detroit Lakes and
Fergus Falls, MINI.
The parents of Miss Ina Jefferson,
of the Normal, motOred. over from
their home at Hope, to attend their
daughters graduation. Miss Jefferson
will return to Hope with her parents
and will be back at the Normal next
year as Miss Perrine's assistant.
| Miss Charlotte Peake entertained at
an informal dancing party Monday eve
ing at her home. on Fourth avenue
north Dainty refreshments were
served during the evening. About
eight couples were present, and de-
parted at late hour, all reporting
jolly time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Pray left a
month ago for a vacation trip in Kan
sas. They visited for about two weeks
in eastern Kansas with friends and
relatives when Mr.. Pray returned
home. Mrs. Pray and son Arthur, have
been visiting since with her mother at
Scranton, Kansas, returning home this
morning. They were met at Mime
apolis by Mr.. Pray who made the trip
! home with them.
Services at the First Congregation
al church will be suspended for the
ensuing three Sundays. The members
of the congregation will join with the
Methodists in union services at the
Methodist church during that time.
The pipe organ for which the AuXil-
liary Guild have been working for the
past, two years will be installed and
ready for use when services are re-
sumed.
Mrs. Harry Codding was hostess at
a very pretty porch party at her home
on Second avenue Monday afternoon.
Four tables of five-handed 500 were
played, Mae Henry winning the head
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