The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-01
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News, Jan. 25.-Mike Trepp is on
the sick list
Otto Grain went to Valley City
Tuesday evening.
E. R. Sherman and family spent
Sunday at Ehderlin.
Mrs. Henry Etter, who was on the
sick list, has recovered.
The Audubon society met with Rus,
sell Cox Tuesday evening.
J. R. Clausen left Wednesday on a
business trip to Darlington.
J. A. Kotchian left Monday evening
on a business trip to Casselton.
The Midland track has been cleared
! Of snow and trains are running regu.
larly.
The Political Equality club will
meet Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. w. o. Joos.
The Joos Mercantile Co. are improv,
ing the interior of their store by Civ.
ing it a coat, of paint.
Henry Bornett is sick with appen.
dicitis. He is at the LaBrash home
at Spiritwood lake.
R. M. Evans and family returned
Saturday night from a three weeks
visit at Alma, Wis.
Col. C. NJ. Kribbs left Wednesday
on business trip to Darcy, Valley
City and Jamestown.
P. C. Toste returned Monday from
Valley City, where he spent several
weeks on jury service.
Henry Ernie is back from st. Bar.
nabas hospital, Minneapolis, where he
underwent treatment for week.
Mrs. Jean Carroll was taken to Riv.
erside hospital at Valley City by Mr..
Carroll, where she will receive treat.
ment.
Geo. Girbach, who is sick with the
grippe and rheumatism, went to a
Valley City hospital Saturday for
treatment.
j. E. Fox and children went to Min
neapolis Sunday, where they will
spend a week or so on business and
pleasure.
Miss Laura Runner came up from
Valley City last week to spend a few
days with Miss Caroline Joos, retur.
ing to her home Monday evening.
A few friends and relatives sur.
prised Mrs. John Kuhlman Wednes.
day, it being her birthday. A pleas.
ant afternoon was reported.
A number of young folks took a
sleigh ride to the home of John Joos,
Jr., last Saturday, where they were
Loyalty entertained until midnight.
All report a good time.
About 80 young people gathered at
the home of Fred Trepp Tuesday even
ing and gave him surprise party.
Games were played and a very good
time is reported.
Miss Helen Bascom is planning on
being present at the state board of
Woman's Federated clubs, which will
meet at Fargo Feb. and g. She is
state secretary of that organization.
A number met at the home of Mrs.
D. B. Berlin Wednesday evening,
Where they organized an adult Audo-
bon society. The dues willebe Csc per
year and the course of study will be
the birds.
Miss Tracy Geisen and Miss Carry
Ramstad entertained the Fancy Work
club at the home of Mrs. w. O. Joos
Wednesday evening. The time was
spent with cards and lovely lunch
con was served.
The following Wimbledonians re.
turned from Valley City Wednesday
morning. G. J. Clauson, c. C. Beers,
Hugo Brueske, E. w. Stein, W. T.
Simpson, Anton Anderson, George
Hunt and Louis Philippe.
At meeting of the Royal Neigh
| Dor lodge Jan. Is the following Off
GERS were installed for the ensuing
year: Ida Joos, oracle; Lizzie Wilke.
vice oracle; Hulda Stein, past oracle;
Olive Kribbs, chancellor; Annette
Hoelzle, recorder; Laura Saidlinger,
receiver; Vellita Anderson, marshall.
The Commercial club had a very in
teresting meeting at their club rooms
Wednesday evening at which an Ap-
probation Week program was render
ed. j. J. Bascom and P. Longfellow
related some very interesting expert
fences of pioneer days in this county
which Offset to good advantage pres