The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-29

afternoon.
Miss Natalie Pfusch, who is teach
ing school south of town, spent Sun
day with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. |. Hunter, Of Grand
Forks, are in the city the guests of
the Max and Frank Bailey families.
ELL Friend and Jack Fogarty lett
Sunday evening on No. for Duluth
Mimi, where they will accept posi-
lions.
Lieut.. Clarence Carlson, of Camp
Dodge, is home on furlough, and is
visit ng his brother, Fred Carlson, of
the Dakota Drug.
Miss Hermione Winterer is home
from Minneapolis for the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays.
Leal Monday evening where she has
been visiting with her son Frank and
family,
Ed. Lawry and sister, Miss Rose
Lawry, both of Sanborn, leave Thurs
day for Long Beach, CAL, where they
will spend the winter
] Mrs. L. P. Hyde is coming this
week to make an extended visit
among her many friends. Mrs. Hyde
will be the house guest Of DR.. and
Mrs. Paul Featherstone.
Jud Leader: Mrs. +. A. Sandburg,
who has been guest at the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. James for the past few
weeks, departed last Friday for Valley
City.
jamestown Alert. Leo Kenyon has
returned to Valley City after a few
days stay with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Kenyon Mr.. Kenyon is op.
orator for the N. P. at Valley City.
Ransom County Gazette: c. G.
! Mead departed yesterday for Valley
City where he will try case in
Barnes county court. Mrs. James
Danaher, who spent Sunday in Valley
City with her husband, returned to
this city Wednesday morning.
Mrs. F. L. Wicks and small sons re-
turned Sunday evening on No. from
Somerset, Ohio. where she has been
visiting for the past six weeks at her
former home. DR.. Wicks met his fam
lily at Casselton and returned with
them.
Mrs. lsensee entertained at her
home on Riverside. Bridge was the
diversion and three tables were play
ed. Mrs. Carl Myhre won first prize
| and Mss Hope Wallace won the con-
ISOLATION.
Miss Ruth Finlayson, of Jamestown,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wylie Nelson. Andrew Finlayson, of
Calgary, who is returning from an ex-
tensive trip in the east, Joined his
niece here, later continuing his jour
ney west to Calgary.
Packages for soldiers Somewhere
in France" have already been mailed,
! that they will reach their destination
in time for Christmas.
; Lynn Wood, of Luverne, spent Sun
day in the city and went to Minneapo-
lis Monday morning to spend Thanks
! giving with his family.
| DR.. Cox, of the State University,
came in from bismarck Monday on
! No. 4. DR.. Cox is, state superinten-
dent of public health, and came to de-
: liver an address before the COmmun-
i ity club.
Leo Brady, is reported as getting
along nicely at the Riverside hosp1-
! tal
! Mrs. Carrie Coleman. of Riverside
avenue, will leave for California this
week. Mrs. Coleman plans to spend
the winter on the coast.
The High school Red Cross has
been reorganized, and meetings will
be held each week. The four classes,
: freshmen, sophomore, junior and SEN
ior, will meet on successive weeks.
Much interest is being evinced by the
! students.
The Auxiliary Guild, with the kind
ly assistance of friends, have made
! 100 House wives" for the soldiers Of
| Company G. who are now at Camp
Mills, Hampstead, NJ. Y. The
"Houscwives' were shipped to the
soldiers Saturday evening.
Mail trains now cross Australia on
the new railroad between the eastern
| and western states. This shortens the
| Freemantle.Adelaide journey to two
days. 1t took five days by steamer.
! Dr. C.. E. Spicer has purchased the
A. E. Rocksvold residence on First
street. The transa ct on took place
! last week.
When you write your soldier this
week remember that the new address
is John Jones, G. Co., 164th Inf 41st
! Div, Camp Mills, Hampstead, N. Y.
Lisbon Free Press: Mr.. and Mrs
H, A. Hoffman and son Herald and
Gerard Hardebeck autced to Valley
City Saturday to spend Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs T. F. Dehn, they we're &C
companied by Mrs. Hume who spent
Sunday with her daughter Miss Way
who is attending Normal there.
In the great stress Of the war let us
not forget the needs of the Associated
Charities OF Valley City. Mrs w. E.
Shrum, chairman of the work commit
tee IS calling for all kinds of children's
clothing for both boys and girls be-
tween the ages Of 5 and IA. Under the
efficient management of this commit
tee made up of representatives of the
different churches Of our city, the dis
tribution of clothing, food and fuel is
beng carefully carried out. Each case
is investigated and help given only
where there is absolute need The
suffering always falls heaviest on the
children. The citizens of Valley City
will not want to have the children
suffer here during these coming win
ter months. There is a special call
now for underclothi stockings and
shoes, caps, mufflers, mittens, dresses
and boys suits for children between
the ace of : and H. So if Won can