The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-01

guest. also mad birthday. A delicious
course dinner was served. the colOl
scheme OF red and white being carried
out in the carnations and house deco
ratlons The hostess was presented
with. a set of salad forks Covers were
laid for ten.
Henry Bennett, who has been affect
ed with appendicitis for some time
LETT Wednesday morning for St. Paul
Wnere ne will undergo an operation
re was accompanied by Mrs. H. La
Brash and DR.. w. B. Wanner.
Mrs. VIM. Altringer and Mrs. Mar
tin Albrecht left Monday for Roches
ter, Mimi, to enter the Mayo hospital
Iney We're accompanied by Miss Helen
Albrecht, who will take care of them
While at the hospital.
The Junior Audubon society met
with Eldred Murdoch last Thursday
evening.
Fred Wilke, who is attending college
at Fargo, is home on few days vaca.
ton.
Henry Schmitz, of Lidgerwood, has
taken position as clerk at the store
OF the Kotchian Mercantile Co.
n. M. Stroud returned Wednesday
after spending a couple of weeks a,
Minneapolis and Mabel, MINI.
Ed Trepp, who was employed as a
clerk at Kotchian's store left a few
days ago for visit at Minneapolis.
Miss Lena Karr and Miss Margaret
Fried left Wednesday evening on a
visit to Valley City and Jamestown.
MIR. and Mrs. D. R. Jones, who were
visiting at the r. R. Brueske home,
lett for SanbOrn Wednesday evening.
Arthur Kotchian returned Sunday
evening to Fargo after spending a
couple of weeks here with home folks.
D. A. Barber left Monday for his
home in Belgrade, Mont, after spend
ing few days here with Hugo
Brueske.
Miss Florence Fried, who is attend
ing the state university, came home
Wednesday and will remain until Mon
day.
Hugo Brueske left Monday for trip
to Fargo and Wadena, MINI. He ex-
poets to return by the end ofathe week.
II. j. Berlin, of Grassy Lake, Alta,
arrived here a few days ago and is
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. B. Berlin.
Miss Clara Tracy, of Huron, S., D.,
and Miss Mae Dagon, of Billings,
Mont, arrived in Wimbledon Wednes-
day and are visiting at the John Hol-
den home.
The farmers institute held at Joos'
hall last Friday and Saturday was we'll
attended and the program proved very
interesting and instructive.
Mrs. J. A. Kotchian returned Wed
nesday from Lidgerwood, where she
spent a week with her father, who was
quite i'll, but is now much improved.
Loring Arms was caller at the
News office Tuesday. He says he has
lived here for SO years, but this has
been the worst winter he can recollect.
Lucille, the six-Weaks-old child of,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Altringer died last
Monday. The funeral services were
held from st. Boniface church Tuesday
A bouncing baby boy, tipping the
beam at ten pounds, arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrh. Frank Zebley
Feb. l. All concerned are doing nicely.
The Wimbledon Bird club met We'd
nesday evening at the home of Miss
Hilda Fried. The chipping sparrow
and the cardinal were discussed by
the various members.
Ed Thompson, of Darlington, was a.
Wimbledon visitor Wednesday. He
was on his way back from Chicago,
where he spent several weeks buying
goods for the spring trade.
Mrs. Noah Jarvis left Saturday for
Iowa, in response to tele-
gram bearing the information that her
mother was seriously ill. She will
likely be gone several weeks