Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-09-11
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| TUESDAY lIOm vest OOnCOTOsg ana LOOK
charge Of the Swanville News, after
an absence Of eight months We well
come him back and wieh him success.
Earl Hunt, the former editor, depart
ed, Tuesday for ..Wantimingo, MIMI,
where he has purchased hardware
store. We regret his departure as he
ia capable editor, a model young
man, and he has made many friends
during his brief stay here. We wish
him success in his new location.
Mr.. Abe Cyrus of Randall is the
guest of Linz Cyrus and family here.
Chaska Herald: Mrs. Stems, wife
of Banker VIM. Stems of Swanville,
accompanied by her bright young son,
Willie. are spending a week here Wis
iting her father, Paul Hong. and her
sisters.
Prof. Jacob Rhodes has resigned
as principal of schools here and accep-
ted 1.-The principalship of tine Grey
Eagle schools. and he departed Mon
day to open the schools there Tuesday.
We cannot morn our loss too deeply.
Besides being the best teacher the
board has ever hired he is q great
church worker and a good citizen
What is our loss is Grey Eagles gain.
The many friends of Prof. Jacob
Rhodes and family assembled at the
Rhodes home and gave them plea
SAINT surprise and farewell party.
Games were played and other amuse-
ments were had until ten o'clock
Luncheon was served by the ladies',
after which they departed for their
homes, regretting that they were to
lose their former principal and his
family.
Chas. Glantz had charge of the n. P.
station at Burtrum during Mr.. Bar
rows absence at the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Mcdonald Of Long Prairie was
in the village Monday.
Rev. Boyer of the German Lutheran
church here departed for Redwood
county, where he will have charge Of
the work. Rev. E. c. Barlow of Min
nespolis has been appointed to the
vacancy.
John Wendt is seriously ill.
F. W. Mattock went 10 the Twin
Cities Saturday.
Rev. James Martin and family re-
turned from Hopkins Monday.
Among those that attended the state
fair from here were Mines J. D.
Stith, VIM. Stems. jeremiah Cox,
Bloom, Miss Myrtle stith, Mr.. F. C.
Muske, Chas Stith, Chas. Muske, G.
Knox, and Harry Owens.
Mike Brownsworth returned from
the cities Saturday. He informs us
that he was too old to get on as
brakeman. the age limit being ..37,
and he is 80 years old
Jon n Cox came down from Staples
and spent Sunday, returning Monday
to his work on the steel gang.
John Steckhart was called to Wa
coma Sunday by the sudden death of
his mother. He drove from here to
Little Falls and took the train.
Golden Green, Burtrum's popular
barber. was in the village Monday.
M. Phillips Of Mortified came up
Saturday to visit his old comrade
Chas. Files, returning Monday.
Lewis Hedin returned from the west
Friday.
The N. P. has an extra at..work here
putting in new telegraph poles. We
understand they are going to move the
depot south 175 feet.
Ernest Smith is repairing his build
ing on Main street.
h. M. Koering and wife and Mrs.
Pretzel were Little Falls visitors Tues
day.
School has been postponed for two
weeks on account of lack of principal
and intermediate teachers.
Miss Tillie Hedin came down from
Akely Saturday to visit relatives.
Rev. Dudley Parsons, who has been
pastor Of the Congregational church
for the past season, departed last week
for Kenyon, where he has accepted
the position of principal of schools in
that dourishing village. The village
as we'll as the church mourns the loss
of good citizen as we'll as faithful
pastor. He did noble work, made
many friends during his brief stay
here and may success attend him.
John Kirch and wife Of Lester Prai
RE are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Tubbs moved into the Mclean
building on 4th street Tuesday.
! Mr.. Myer and R ev. Dsberkow wen
to 4elrose Tuesday.
| Mrs. Daberkow IL sick.
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