The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-13
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!, iting friends at Cooperstown, N. Oak.
Mr.. j. B. Meyer considers Valley
City preferable to any other place for
vacation pleasures and activities.
miss Helen Crane, our librarian,
spent her vacation very pleasantly in
Valley City. i. >.
Miss Bess Lowry, assistant Gbrar-
ian, tells US that she went to Fargo
for a part of her vacation. She visit
ed her sister and was also initiated
into the pleasurable art of skating.
Mrs. Fred Fredrickson spent week
of her vacation in Hope, N. Dak., driv-
ing there, distance of 40 miles, in
her enclosed car. The remainder of
the time she spent at her home in
Valley City.
Miss Bekkerus spent her vacation at
the home of her parents in Hurdsfield,
N. Oak.
Miss Finn, with her parents, visit
ed at the home of her sister, Mrs. X.
c. Schmidt of Valley City.
Miss Ware spent her entire vaca-
ton at the Dormitory. She says she
had very pleasant time resting.
Miss Howell had pleasant vaca-
ton at her>~ne in Fennimore, Wis.
Miss Gardner visited in Detroit, St.
Paul and St. Cloud, MINI. In the last
named city she visited with Miss Ellis,
V. G. N. graduate, who assisted in
Mrs. Gardeners department three years
ago.
Mrs. Kreutz visited at the home of
her parents in Darlington, Wis.
Miss Mccarthy went to her home in
Madelia, Mimi, where she had pleas
ant time and good rest.
Miss Norton spent her vacation at
her home in St. Paul, MINI.
Mrs. Daniels visited at the home of
her brother, Mr.. E. C. Hilborn, of VAL
ley City. Glen Daniels also visited at
the Hilborn home with his mother
Mrs. Daniels.
Miss Johnston visited at the home
of friends in Garrison, N. Oak.
Miss Erlandson spent her vacation
at her home in Sutton, N. Oak.
Miss Tullius remained at her home
in Valley City. N. Oak.
Miss Susan Mccoy remained in VAL
ley City during the holiday recess but
did not accomplish all the seTf-assign-
ed duties during that time.
Miss Paula Kitte] visited at her
brothers home in Casselton, N. Dak., f!
where she made merry with her
nieces and nephews.
Miss Glare Young crossed the state
line into our sister state, South Dako-
to, to spend vacation with home folks.
She also spent one day visiting friends
at Aberdeen while en- route home.
Miss Lillian Gubelman reports a
very pleasant vacation spent in VAL
ley City.
Father John Baker, our genial
French instructor, remained in Valley
City throughout vacation. !
Mr.. Stanley Mythaler spent the
Christmas vacation in and about VAL
ley City. He says he did some hunt
ing although he didn't get anything.
Miss Emma Stevning of the De- |
partment Of Physical Education and
her sister: Miss Olga, of the Depart !
ment Of Public School Art, went to ;
their home in Stephen, MINI.
Miss Dush, teacher in the Commerce
did not tell the reporter
much information as to her move
ments during the vacation period.
Miss Crowfoot remained in Valley
City.
Miss Edith Van Middlesworth, of
the department ofEducation and Psy-
chology, had fine time resting at
her home in the Sheyenne Apartments.
Miss Mary B. Sheridan spent two
or three days in Chicago and the re-
mainder of the time at her home in
Indiana.
Mr.. C. A. Lee, secretary and regis
trar, worked and hunted and had
good time generally. He doesn't
know how many rabbits he did not
hit on his hunting trips.
The editor, ]. H. Seymour, had to
go to Phoenix, Arizona. en- matters Of
business. He went via St. Paul, Kan
sas City, and Ell Paso, Texas. The re-
turn trip, five or six days, was spent
almost entirely on the train via Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Portland,
Spokane, and on home. Too long a
trip for so short time in which to
make it.