Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-06-23
ELM DALE.

June 2O.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hollen-
beck Of swanville visited with MI. aud:
Mrs. 81. Olsen, Friday and Saturday.
Wednesday and Thursday. -
Misses Gunda Gunderson and Mary
Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. Firkus, and 6.
tie Falls Saturday.. :'
Friday afternoon. All had done their
success from the the time crowd began to
assemble ut noon until the last lemonade
glass was packed away in the evening.
Directly after the program, consisting Of
Rotations, singing etc, the ragamuf-
fms put in their appearance and enter
tanned the people with speeches and
songs. One OF the ragamuffins intro
ducing hiGself asBenjamin !illikins, de-
livered one Of the best speeches eve:
heard in Elmdale. After the program,
the usual picnic games were played un.
til lunch Was served at $50.
Late Saturday afternoon Elmuale
was visited by hailstorm, that did
great damage in parts of the town.
Around the village considerable dam
age was done, while west and south
west the growing grain was entirely de-
stroyed in places. The hailstones were
the largest ever seen IL Elmdale Many
were so large that they did not melt I'M
til the next forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Twist attended
church at upsala Sunday.
Frank Hammond, formerly employed
at K: H. Gunderson's, visited friends in
the village Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Lynch OF Brainerd visited at
Mr. Boos' Thursday.
Seventy.six pupils were enrolled at
the village school during the year. The
following were not absent during the
last month of tho spring term: Mile
Boyle, Reuben Boyle, Emily Boyle
Harris Boyle, Ruth Boyle, Annie Mo.
kros. Fred Mokros. Henry Nelson,
Sophia Nelson, S'Ivie RossiDg. Bertha
Rossing, Gilbert Vallett and Bertha
VaIlett.
Chas. Wick and Oswald W1ttke rode to
UpsaIa on their bicycles Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kupka visited
relatives in Backman Saturday and Sun.
day.
Mrs Armstrong, of Two Rivers, ana
Miss Lynch, of Rrainerd, visited at the
home of Nick Boos Sunday.
VIM Larson, who has been employed
at r. N. Hanson's blacksmith shop, is
on the sick list and went home Thursday
not being able to work.
Mrs. B'oxham and Mrs. Peter Noel
OF Freeport, m other and sister OF Mrs. 6.
K: Wallet, visited in the village last week.
Robert Borden OF Royalton was in
the village today.
Miss Gunda Gunderson is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. ii. A.
Hanson, OF Swan River.
A party was given last evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. {. Larson near
Little Lake Beauty. Many of the vii:
Iage young people attended, and report
very pleasant time.
Miss Lena Boyle intends TO leave to.
morrow for st. Paul.
Dr.. Lonsdale, OF Royalton, is IN the vii
lage today to 81 We medical aid to post
master OlseE, who is seriously i'll.
Knute and Marcus Gunderson have
just returned from a visit It the home OF
James Thomas.
The enthusiastic Wuodmen Of Elm
dale Camp have decided that this village
shall celebrate the birthday OF American
Independence, this year in q proper
| manner. The Woodnen will have
charge OF the exercises and all are in.
vited to celebrate at Mmdale. There
will be the usual amuseAents including
races and ragamnffins. Committee: r.
n. Hanson, Henry Kinney and Julius