Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-28
Elm Dale

Elm Dale
April 25.-Mrs. Sobieck and daughter
Julia. visited friends in Swan River last
week.
Nick Henneck and son OF Holdingford,
were in the village Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Firkus and daughter
Elsie, were Little Falls visitors Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Psick, of Swan River,
visited at the home OF Mr.. Sobieck Fri
day and Saturday.
Miss Stella Davies. who is teaching at
Little Elk, spent Saturday and Sunday
at home.
Miss Gunda Gunderson spent Friday
and Saturday with her sister, Mrs. H. A.
Hanson.
Mas Eta Jacobson, who is teaching
in Upsala, spent Saturday and Sunday
at home
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Hanson enter
tanned number OF friends from the vii
lage Saturday, the occasion being Mrs.
Hanson's birthday anniversary. Re-
freshments were served Ia te in the even
ing, and the guests departed after spend
ing a few hours very pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Vallett spent few
days visiting friends IN Bu:trum and
Grey Eagle. They returned Sunday
evening.
Miss kennedy OF Royalton, closed a
successful term OF school in the kiley
district Friday.
John Geek, who has been staying in
Little Falls during the winter, returned
to En- Dale Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Sohieck and Miss Annie
Sobieck went to Royalton Saturday.
Miss Emily Boyle, who had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Larson, at Little
Lake Beauty. returned Sunday.
John Psick OF Swan River, is working
for John Subieck.
Rev. Ostergaart Of Nelson, Mimi. was
in the village saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lena Boyle came over from Two
Rivers Sunday and visited at home.
Rev. r. j. llikar of st. Cloud. con-
Quoted services in the Catholic chu1 CHI
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Madison took their
day for medical treatment
Mrs Mary Walters called on Friends
liz the village Saturday.
Meetings were held in the German
Evangelical church Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. Rev. F. g. Sahr OF st.
Cloud, and Rev. R. G. MiddIestate of
Graham, were present. Among the Wis
iting members were Mr.. and Mrs. Born
shine, Mr.. kaler, Miss Rose Kaler,
Messrs. Shoman, Busse, and Kane, OF
Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. Schlag OF Roy
alton, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamfer, Mr.. and
Mrs. GoIineck and Mr.. krottoschinsky OF
Swan River. Those from other places
were friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mokros
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wittke and visited at
their homes while here.
The village school re-opened Monday
after the spring vacation. The large
class OF older pupils who attended dur
ing the winter will be unable to attend
this spring, but the number of pupils
enrolled will be about the same, since
The little ones cannot attend during the
coolest days. County Supt. Seal called
Monday.
Messrs. MacRae and Foster OF Little
Falls, were in the village Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Larson OF Swan
River. we're the guests of Miss Eivina
Nelson Sunday.
Alfred Larson was over from Royal
ton Sunday.
Among those who went to Royalton
Monday we4e, Nick Boos, |. H. Misfeldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Thompson, John
'ForsIun, Mr. and Mrs. Firkus, Sherman
and Arthur Boos, and Knute Gunder-
son. Today, Messrs. W1ttke and Gun
derson and Marcus Gunderson.
K. Morgan, OF Bridgeman, arrived in
town today.
Several young men from the VILLAGE
rode out to upsala; on their wheels Sun.
day.
Another fishing party was out last
night and it is reported that they were
very successful.
Geo. Olson was over from Royalton
today.
Mrs: Armstrong OF Two Rivers, called
the village today.
Martin Misfeldt let Monday for Min
neapolis.
Quarter wool carpets at $50 at
o-J1. Winnings.
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