Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26
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April % = Miss Tena Boyle returned e.
Royalton Wedneslay :s 54s
Il Miss Emily Thompson was il the VII |
lage Thursday the guest Of Mics Mary
Davies. @5 Ess 5H: 5a2<ss :z5 :. s.: M
Frank Helsper vas over fromst. Wen
dali Thursday. .t5 $ s}.s.= I s. i
Merle Rice ofRoyalton was an Elm
dale visitor Friday. ~ j. y. IL I'm
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Witte and Mrs.
C. h. SchIag aid children. visited at r.
Hapfer'r il Swan River Sunday. ~ >@.
Frank ARMSTRONG OF Royalton was in
the village Friday. H.. .>,Efs.
A dance was given at the home OF Al
bert Firkus Thursday evening. =
Miss Grace Lambert Of Royaltop,
teacher in the Osgood district, is speud-
ing vacation at her hone this week.
Eddie Thompson,who is working ~ ar
Royal on, visited Elmdale friends Sun
day. >.'. 49,.
GottI,eb Mokros came home from Lit
tie Falls Saturday and returned Sun
day.
Frank Hammond OF Royalton spent
Sunday here. " -. J.
Miss bertha Mokros, who hae been en-
p,oyed at Little Falls, came home Sat-,
where she will spend the summer. Her
sisters Rose aud Augusta will leave
Wednesday for North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Clarke and daugb.
ter OF Royalton visited at John Sobiek's
Sunday.
W. Davis and H. C. Larson captured
three wolves last week.
Miss Emma Larson visited her par.
ents IN Swan River.
Martip Larson went to Little Falls
Monday to visit his sister Mrs. Nele
Peterson. 49,
Chas. Noe returned to Aitkin Tuesday
accompanied by Sherman Boos, who in
tends to work 10 the sawmin there.
c. Narvesen died at his home in. Swan
River Sunday, April u, aged Is years
He had suffered for months from lung
and heart trouble and bis death was not
unexpected. He leaves a widow and
FIVE childreu-Mrs. John Hort of White
Lake, 3. D., Mrs. Matilda Sornsen, o.
Eau Claire, Wis, Mrs. Lizzie Madison o.
Swan River, Syvert OF Eau claire, ani
Peter, who is staying at home. Th,
funeral will take place Wednesday fore
noon from the Danish Lutheran churct
at Elmdale.
Mrs. Sornsen will be present at til,
fnneral, Syvert and Ms. Hort will b,
unable to attend.
The r. N. A. OF Burtlum gave tn,
play, emitted "Woodmen's Wives, O,
What Insurance did for Meliuca,' a.
the hall Saturday evening. The enter
ta'nmept was good but the audieuc,
was small. The following persons cam,
over from Burtrum: j. ". Sarff, JON
hertz. Roy Rose. Chas. Krowsey, Har
rery Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burcb
Mrs. Dwelle, Misses Marie Lewis, Glare
and Hetty Golden.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.
Mrs. }. s. Walters was christened at tn,
Union $. 3. building Sunday afternoon
the name chosen being Christine Marie
The little son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. F.. M.Lar
son Was also christened and will here
alter be known as Henry Herbert Lyr.
SOD. Now ii Ed. had only allowed US to
choose a name for his son, we might
nave chosen such a name as Theocly.
menus or Vercingetorix or any other
''ame not so common as Henry. How.
ever, it may be just as well as it is.
n. Lowell OF Freeport visited at &. R.
FaIlett's over Sunday.
Airs, Z. B. Twist went to CuIdrum
Monday to visit the family of George
Twist.
IL was known to all of our reporters
mat the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Firkus
were entertaining several guests from
Long Prairie last week. With the DETER
m'nat'on that the H err | d should be
'he hrst to announce the fact, we rushed
out as soon as Frank F;rkus appeared
III the village, and with pencil and paper
all ready for work, we asked him for
" ths news. But imagine our dtsappoint-
oent, when Frank with q charming
smile, informed Us that he amt ret
any time for news papers," and walked
nalestica]ly down st. German street.
There we stood with our pencil and "a
per. but the news We SO anxiously wait.
ed Tor, seemed far away as ever.
A. d. Peterson VAS in the village
Monday.