The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-06

Miss Emma Severson returned from
Wheatland Sunday, after a visit there
for several days.
Miss Minnie Larson returned Mon
day morning to Cooperstown where
she is teaching.
j. Miss Hattie Eldrdge from Fargo,
spent Thanksgiving with her mother
here, returning Sunday.
Miss Mary l. Heckell returned Sun
day to Lakota after visiting here for
several days with her sister, Edna.
: Miss Ruth Witter entertained four
young ladies from Hankinson at
o'clock dinner Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Won Schultes
entertained few friends at dinner
Sunday in their apartments in the
Young block.
! The county commissioners met in
regular session Monday morning. Only
routine business will be up for consid-
GRAFTON at this time.
Miss Elsie Holman left Sunday
evening fer Fargo where she will be
employed in the optical department of
the Hagen & Newton Jewelry store.
Clarence Johnson and Christ Sclin-
day, where they visited friends and
relatives, returning Monday morning.
Miss Maybelle Grewcox returned to
Brainerd Sunday. Miss Grewcox and
her mother came up for visit with
relatives. Mrs. GreWcox will remain
for while longer.
Louis LaRue spent the Thanksgiv-
ing vacation in Devils Lake.
Harry Ritter returned from his
home in Leal Sunday evening.
Miss Mabel Bake, has been spend
ing the vacation days as the guest at
the Chilberg farm home.
! Olive Rhct!es returned to Fargo
Sunday evening, where she is attend
ing the Dakota Business college,
Miss Essa Hamilton returned Sat-
urday evening from Fargo, where she
has been spending the Thanksgiving
vacation.
Miss Dorothy Brown went to her
home III Cakes to spend the Thanks
giving vacation, returning to the city
Sunday evening"
Tyler Holland, who has been in
town during the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton days, returned to the Great Lakes
Training station Monday
Earl Beleal left Sunday for Fort
Grant, Rockford. ILL.,, after a three
days visit with his parents. Mr.. Be-
leai is first engineer with the engi-
neer's corps and expects to leave for
France about Dec. 10.
Sheriff Kelly left Saturday night for
Grangville, Idaho, on official business.
Joseph Potter, Of Fergus Falls, is
visiting at the A. C. TorgelsCn home.
Miss Hazel Nelson left Sunday eve
mig for Fargo to resume her school
work there.
The Misses Edith and Helen Sto-
Well an dtheir mother, Mrs, Stowell,
returned to the city Friday evening
il, Enderlin, where they spent
thanksgiving with friends.
MRS. Harry RutterGeld, of Cart
wright, arrived in the c;tv Saturday
morning Tor visit with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Schmidt, and two sisters,
Mrs. Robert Bowen and Mrs. j. Neu-
staedter.
Rev. and Mrs. Quello were enter
tanned. at Thanksgiving dinner at the
nome of s. Overgaard.
Mark Smith who has been in Mon
tana several weeks is back again at
,he,leed mill Mr.. Smith has been
building house on the claim.
Alpert Hanson wso is attending the
Noncordia college at Moorhead, Mimi,
was thanksgiving guest at the home
VI MS sister. Mrs. J. A. NorstrOm,
telescopes and field glasses are
needed by the U. S. government for
use III the campaign AGAINST the U
noats. Without these aids the lookout
on the naval vessels are almost help
less les IN the hunt for these monsters.
mere are a number OF good glasses
IN valley, City that would render the
pest service they are capable of in this
patriotic duty. Glasses will not be
accepted entirely free hv the IT. S.
Dut upon receipts of a glass Franklin
-. Roosevelt. assistant secretary of
sne navy will send 81. DIR. J. E.
featherstone sent fine old eea glass
ov eSnress to the government This
flass has crossed the ocean g thous-
anc tunes and will soon be in service