The Wahpeton times., 1919-01-09


in town on Wednesday.
Miss Anna Hess is recovering SLOW
ly from prstracted siege of the Flu.
The Fortnightly Club will meet on
Monday evening, January 18th, at the
home of Mrs. Herbert Lundquist.
Miss Paff left Saturday for her home
in st. Paul after several weeks visit
with Rev. and Mrs. stillwell. During
her stay she made many friends who
will gladly welcome her back.
Prof and Mrs. Blume arrived this
week. They will room at the Early
residence until suitable home can
be found for housekeeping. Their
many friends and acquaintances ex-
tend them q hearty welcome to our
city.
Chas. Woiwode of Mantador was in
the city last Monday. While here he
made the Times Office pleasant call.
Mr.. Woiwode has been continuous
subscriber to the Times many years.
His name was put on the mailing list
soon after the publication started.
Mrs. Anna Braun leaves Friday for
St. Paul where she will make her
home during the winter months with
her daughter. Olivia. Mrs. Braun
will close her fine residence here and
during her absence Miss Frances
Braun will make her home with her
sister, Mrs. o. M. Olson.
d. D. sullivan's Optical Specialist
of Fargo will visit Wahpeton on satuf
day, January 25th. All those having
defective eyesight or who need their
glasses changed or renewed will
please call at the Merchants Hotel on
the above date and have their eyes
lexamined.-Ady. 36-38
Mr.. Cughan received telegram
last week from Boise, idaho. announ-
cling the death of his brother in law.
Mr.. A. w. Harwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harwood were among the earlier set
tiers Of Wahpeton and lived here for
many years before seeking warmer
climate in which to spend their de-
clining years.
Miss Emma Ulsaker received mes
sage on Saturday from her home near
Doran, Mimi, of the serious illness
Of her sister, Clara Ulsaker. Miss
Clara was employed in an Office here
until short time ago when she took
sick with the Flu. and went home to
recover; The last report received
she was critically i'll with brain fever.
Arthur J.. Snyder, son of Mrs. F. G.
Snyder. is home on ten days fur
Tough. He has had many interesting
stories to tell his many friends of this
city, as he had just completed his
nth trip across before receiving his
furlough. Arthur will leave for New
York Thursday morning to complete
his enlistment.
Wednesday night tttangebs were
given the opportunity of going thru
the State Science School. All the var
ious departments were in operation
which gave the people good idea OF
how things are run by the school. Al
ter going through the departments the
people were honored by few selec-
tions by the orchestra. Dancing CON-
pleted the program.
Mr.. Charley Mikkelson has sold his
new house on Seventh Street to Mr.
Carl Hoffman. This is one of the
finest houses in town and it is the
third one that Mr.. Mikkelson has built
All three are good houses and a Gre
dit to the builder and the town. This
we understand was a cash deal and
Mr.. Hoffman has taken possession oi
the same. Mr.. Mikkelson has moved
into the Chas. Hanson house on up
per Seventh Street. Mr.. Mikkelson
has moved his headquarters from
Bismarck to Valley City. This brings
him much nearer home and gives him
q better territory to work as grocery
salesman.