Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-08
ELM DALE


Miss Gunda Gunderson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs K. FL Gunderson, died at
st. Clond Wednesday morning, from
diabetes. After doctoring with different
physicians she went to St. Uond for
treatment August 81. The following
Tuesday her parents were telegraphed
for They started at once for st. Cloud
and reached their daughters bedside a
short time before she died. The remains
We're brought to Elmdale Wednesday
afternoon. The funeral services were
conducted at the Lutheran church,
Thursday afternoon by Rev. r. A.
naunderson OF Rcyalton. Miss Gunder-
son was nearly eighteen years OF age,
and was born and brought up in this
village W here she leaves many loving
friends. The relatives have the sym
patby OF the entire community. Many
friends from RCvalton and lJpsala at
tended the funeral.
Eddie Nelson, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs Chas Nelson, was injured by being
kicked by one OF their horses Thursday.
It is hoped that he will soon recover.
Christine, the Youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz, died Friday. The
funeral took place IA turday afternoon
from the Union S. 5. building.
John Schwinttck. of North Prairie,
and lanes Bloxham, OF Freeport, are
employed 1T G. r. Vallett's sawmill.
Mr. and M1s. VIM. Boyle took their
lilt)e daughter to kOyalton Sunday for
medical attendance She is reported bet
ter a present.
Mr. and Mrs G r. Val'ett visited rela-
tives in t'reepurt Sunday. Their little
daughter came home with them.
GottIleb went to Little Falls Monday.
Mrs Arthur Thomas is attending the
state far.
R. f. Rossing has gone to Morris
where he will work this fall.
The separator at the creamery has
been repaired, and every thing is in work.
ing order this week.
Miss Anna Thompson is visi ting at
the home Of her parents, Mr. and N. P.
Thompson.
lhas. Meyers and son, Jake, have re-
turned from Motley.
Miss Alma Johnson, OF Cpsala, is visit
ir~ with her aunt, Mrs. Il. n. Hanson
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuelson visited friends
in the village Monday.
Mrs. X. IL. Gunderson is not able to
be UuI this week on account OF an in
jure d ankle.
\. j. Swanson, OF Upsala, visited in
village Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Bowers. of Royal
ton, were in the village Tuesday.
Misses Eta jacobson and Mary Davies
rode 10 Upsaa On their wheels Tuesday
afternoon.
Rev. Falck and Rev. J. {. Gunderson,
OF Nruo'nnee. Wis. conducted services
iii IT," Lutheran church today both lore
noon and afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. r. y. hanson visited
re!ntvr~ in Swan River Sunday.
Miss Eta jacobson, who haG intend
ed 10 open her school at Cpsala this
week. has been notified that the school
will mot open for two weeks On &C
count OF dphtheria. 1t was hardly con-
>,ler-d advisable to open the village
scEoo! this week. But since there are
no,c;ses OF diphtheria within the dis
1rict il WIS decided that the school
should begin. The attendance will not
bt4 SO very large for a few weeks. until
the corn is cut and husked, the potatoes
dug and the cabbages cared for.
Elndale does not intend to be lett out
OF that special Morrison county number
OF the Hcapl gnt. Mr.. Nichols was over
today and took some Of the finest views
that it would be possible to obtaining
Morrison OF any other county. We
know that El,adale is beautiful village.
for have not the book agents always told
us that it isl
Another accident took place this
morning. James Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Thomas little boy, was
riding a colt. On his way home from
tie vilag" he lost control OF the horse
and WAS thrown to the ground He was
taken home, aud we hope his injuries
VIII hot prove as serious as they We're
considered at first.
Royalton Banner: Miss Gunda Gum
derson, OF Elm Dale, died at St. Cloud
Wednesday, For some time she has
been suffering with diabetes, and after
doctoring with physicians at Little Falls
and other PLACES, she went to St. Cloud
for treatment. The body arrived on
the noon train yesterday and was at
once taken to Elm Dale. where the fun
era| will take place today, Rev. Saun-
derson officiating. Miss Gunders:.n was
II years and 10 months old, and was a
general favorite with both old and
young, being blest with genial disposl.
ton. She was a leader in Sunday school
work, and made her influence felt for
good i'll other directions. She will be
missed in the community in which she
lived. Mr. and Mrs. GundersoR have
the heartfelt sympathy OF all in their
great sorrow
Metre Glove. Aug. 22-This morning
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