The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-22
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Nome Tribune, Nov. i6--Mrs. HUI
Der returned from Fargo Saturday
where she visited her daughter who
is i'll
A. N. Solwold came up from Arthur
Friday evening to attend the first
meeting of the Parents Teachers asso
citation
For the benefit Of the Red Cross
the ladies of Lucca and vicinity will
serve chicken nner in the Congre-
gational church, Saturday, Nov. Oath,
beginning at $50 p. III. Any one hav-
ing any article of fancy work or any
article which might sell we'll for
CHRISTMAS tt is requested to bring
same as donation to the bazaar
which will be held in connection with
the dinner. The proceeds of both
dinner and bazaar go to the Red
cross. Remember the date and come
Saturday, Nov 25.
frof. e. J. Whalian of Fingal, Prof.
r. 7. Goodier, of Valley City, and A.
=. Claspill of Oriska, were the speak
ers at the Sunday school convention
neld In the Congregational church
Sunday
Inc following account of Miss Ella
Johnson's death and funeral service
was handed to the correspondent
With a request that it be published.
/ Ella spent most of her life here on
ldrHn ABOUT three miles from Lucca
ana mad many friends who will regret
20 learn of her death. "On Saturday
normng, Oct. ~ at her home, Miss
Eiia johnson passed away at the age
vi "a years, four months and ten DAYS.
hlla Johnson, beloved daughter of Mr..
ahd Mrs. Andrew Johnson, was born
IN Barnes county, North Dakota. June
II, 1893. On April 81, 1915, she came
, 10 Robsart, Canada. During the lat /
Ter part OF March, 1916, she took sick
ana AFTER seeking medical aid here to
no avail she went to Fargo where she !
underwent serious operation after
: when she seemed to regain her
health to some extent but never fully
! recovered. On Oct 21 last, she took
SICK again from which she never re-.
covered. The funeral took place from,
Tue nome at 2 O'Clock Monday, Rev. O.
L. Falkeld officiating, speaking first
IL norwegian from the twelfth verse
on the nintieth Psalm and then in Eng
nsh from the sixth verse of lisa. 60:
we 40 all OF us as a leaf" The sor- !
rowing family has the sympathy OF
the entire community"
MRS. Buttke and son Edward, drove |
TO Enderlin last Monday where the
latter went to have his eyes tested.
II. b. Marske went to Drake We'd !
nesday to look after some work there !;
"hile mere his workmen finished ex-
cavatlng the Easements for the new
nail and for the new store building to
be built.
Mike Tschida, who was seriously in !
s1ured IN runaway about the middle
OF August and who has been in a Far- |
90 hospital nearly ever since, return ;
ca TO Lucca Tuesday, though he still ;
mas 1t necessary to use crutches he !
IS feeling pretty we'll and hopes to be
z able soon to resume his work.
Il Geo. Mann and Mike Mahoney at
tended a show at Enderlin Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Marshke went
to Chaffee Wednesday evening to
visit relatives. "
raul Reck came up from Fargo
Wednesday and spent some time with
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Reck, !
He returned to the metropolis Thurs. !
Iday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shaw and family
OF Bnford, autoed to town Friday eve. |
ming and are spending a few DAVIS
with relatives.
Mrs. P. T. Tendick who has been
visiting her son and family here for !
few days left Friday evening for Des
Molnes, where she will visit her son
at Camp Dodge.
Our school house is fast beginning
TO present a changed appearance I'M.
der the persistent efforts of our iani- |
tor, Mr.. Meili. A fine cement walk !
mas been put in leading from the
street to the school house door win
dows no longer rattle when the wind
olows and best of all the school house
is always clean and warm
Mrs. W. F. Tretchler enioved ,
Visit from Miss Lucille Barber of ;
Heaton, but who is taking work a. tho
valley City Normal this winter ~
MISS Laura Terpena, sister of Mrs
thurman. returned to her home At
wheaton, Mimi, after several Weeks
WISH mere with her sister and family