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

was IN the city Thursday and Friday
! for short visit.
| Miss Katheryn Bong, who is librar-
ian in the Children's Library in Bel
linghanl, Wash, is visiting her sister,.
Miss Nancy Bong. for few days.
Hans Lee, Jr., lett Saturday evening
| for Minneapolis where he will visit
with, the Sam Gill family for week or
more.
Rev. G. E. Vermilya and family re-
turned to the city Thursday evening
from few weeks vacation in the
northwest part of the state. They re-
port most enjoyable time. Rev. Yer
milya will conduct the services at
the Methodist church Sunday.
Jamestown Capital: Miss Esther
Schroeder, of Valley City, returned to
her home Thursday on No. 4 after a
| pleasant visit with friends in this CITY,
Miss Pauline Voelker of Wahpeton,
was a guest of Miss Della Holman
Thursday. returning to her home
Thursday evening.
w. T. Craswell left for Detroit Lake
Thursday and on his return will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Craswell and the
Misses Cook and Jefferson.
DR.. Willis J. Bell, of the Normal
school is visiting his parents and rela,
tives in Allison, la. Mr.. Bell will be
gone for two or three weeks.
| Mrs. Anna Gulman, of Sanborn, was
guest of Mrs. G. F, Luesson Thurs
day, being en- route home from, Be-
midi, Mimi, and other points in Min
nesota. ~
Miss Lillian E. Cook, who has been
librarian in the public library here for
the past five years, has accepted the
position of librarian in the Grand
Forks public library, and will leave
Oct /.
jamestown Capital: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Salem and daughter Margaret,
of Valley City were Jamestown visitors
yesterday -..@.
James Nelson, abstractor, will leave
Sunday for st. Paul where he will ne
l~ter the Second Officers Training camp
at FIT. Smelling. >
Mrs. Norman Burch returned We'd
nesday evening from her fathers WAL
| ter Coop's, cottage on Lake Melissa,
| after a vacation there of about two
| weeks. -.- -s 49,. -
Marion Sentinel: Miss Grace Lar
son spent the past week with friends
at Chaffee and Valley City. 49,
| Medina Citizen: L. C. Stuewig and
son, Will, visited with home folks at
Valley City over Sunday.
! Mrs. w. O. Boughton entertained the
Neighborhood Study club Thursday
afternoon. A very enjoyable social
time was spent, each member bring
ing their crocheting or sewing, follow
ed by delicious lunch, served by Mrs
Boughton. ...
! :. F. y. Peterson was county seat Wis
itor Monday from the Nome country.
Miss Ruth O'Malley has returned to-
the city from several weeks visit
with relatives at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Larson returned Tuesday to
her home at Harvey after visit here
with her mother, Mrs. Jennie Hogan.
G.. E. Greenwood returned to the
city Tuesday morning after a few
days visit at Minneapolis with rela.
tives. v
Miss Ella ,Holtquist arrived in the
CITY Tuesday morning from months
vacation spent at different points in
Minnesota.
Miss Louise Halverson, has left to
return to Hood River, Oregon, after a
visit here with her father, John Hal.
! version. =
Mrs. M. J. Brady and baby, arrived
last evening from Moorhead to visit
few days with her mother, Frances
Craswell and family.
Mrs. William Jones, of Lisbon, was
in the city Monday to visit with her
husband, who is located here with. the
Lisbon regimental band.
Mrs. Reimestad, of Cottonwood,
Mimi, is in the city for few days to
be with her daughter, who is patient
at the General hospital .-
Miss Charlotte Reimestad of the
Chaffee department store is improving
rapidly from her recent operation She
is at the Valley City General hospi-
tai.
Z. E. Greenwood, manager of the
Times-Record, went to Minneapolis
Saturday evening for few days visit
with friends and relatives.
Miss B. Spencer of the Times-Rec-
ord Office returned to the city Sunday
evening from Fargo after an over Sun
day visit with friends
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bauer stopped
here Thursday en- route from Mime
apolis to Bismarck, in their car. Mr..
Bauer owns the Crpheum theater in
Bismarck and he and his wife have
been in Minneapolis two or three
weeks. Es#
Lientenants Mel Tracy and Clarence
Carlson leave this evening on No. 2
for Des Moines, Iowa where they will
start their new duties at Fort Dodge.
! The Episcopal Guild has added
greatly to the comfort and beauty of
the rectory by having recently built a
large glassed-in porch.
Wahpetcn Globe-Gazette: Earl
Hausken came down from Lisbon Sat
urday, going to Valley City Sunday.
Earl is member of the First Regi-
ment band of Lisbon, which recently
was moved to Valley City.
Mrs. John Neustadter, who has been
i'll at the Valley City General hospital
for the past ten days, was taken to
her home Saturday evening, which will
be good news to her many friends
Miss Elsie Cook, of the Minot Nor
NAL school faculty was in the city
Monday en- route to Chicago where
she will attend the Chicago university
| for The coming wear