Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-22
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Mrs. Gec. Tanner returned to Be-.
midji Friday. i| 'ss5= 4 .=
Mre. Chas. BeuQnot and family
have joined Mr.. Beuk not 1T Brainerd.
Miss Earle Brandon was..home from
Two Rivers Sunday. =.
: Mrs. Sarah Slough returned to
Morris Saturday..
L. King was in Grey Eagle.
Ed. Stanton visited relatives at
Sank Rapids the first of the week.
E. l.. Decker has returned from the
East. 49,
Mrs W. Fl. Hall returned from
Park Rapids Friday.
Mrs. S. r. Kirby returned to Hib-
bling. accompanied by Miss Adelaide
Tanner, who will visit there.
Mr. and Mrs. Swan johnson of Two
Rivers have gone TO Snohomish.
WASH, to visit relatives.
Mre. Frederick Weber of Mime
apolis is visiting her brother, Chas.
Willing.
Walter Pelarske went to Oak Park,
Benton county. to look after the seed
ing on his farm.
\ Miss Libbie Hatten returned Tues
day to Larimore, II. D.
r. F, Murphy Of Eich & Murphy
was up from St. Cloud Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Hammermeister and
family have joined Mr.. B. at Everett,
WASH
Supt. H. E. White was in ST. Cloud
Tuesday.
Fred McGonagle was up from Roy
alton Tuesday.
VIM. Erickson returned Tuesday
from q visit with his broher at Ait kn.
Miss Rose Davis is visiting relatives
at Larimore, N. D.
A. Dahlgren of Freedheem has gone
to Glyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. 81. Patterson will
soon leave for California.
J. J. Gross was in st. Cloud Mon
day.
Evan Coil, of Staples and Terry.
Montana, the horse dealer, was in
the city Tuesday.
+. L. Warren is in st. Paul.
! Henry Richard was up from the
i university Friday to Monday.
Rev. F. E. Alleyne was in Brain
erd Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Gordon returned from
Minneapolis Monday.
DR.. J. Neuman was In st. Cloud
Sunday.
S. G. Cochran and 8. s. Langmade
were down from Randall Monday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hoover returned from
Iowa Monday.
Sheriff Tanner took Annie Rudzek
to the Red Wing school Monday.
State Agent lager of the Owatonna
home for neglected children, was in
the city Saturday on the way to Swan.
Vile.
B. Y. McNairy was IN st. Clou d
Wednesday.
Judge Calhoun was up from st.
Cloud Wednesday.
Mrs. C. Fl. Brown is visiting in
st. Cloud.
Miss Bertha Gilpatrick of Royaltor
I visited friends here this week.
Boom Master Webb was in the city
Wednesday.
Postmaster G. W. Mosher of Mot.
ley was IN the city Wednesday. -.
Rev. Geo. r. Merrill of Mime
apolis will preach at the Congrega
tional church next Sun dav.
ThankfuIness.
Ans Let thor. sacrifice the .acr,nc. a
LET US b. siad for 't ,cwins, o'neF' SOW
For fields that ripened row on row,
r6d@h oth.4ss '0 ssa tpn* Eh!xF sowns
We Know the hidden meaning
| " scattered 4raln the rows between.
Be thankful Tor the cleaning
Though we are mute when others sim
"5 0f ga: se aSr e sh@saGs that c,n.
"A helpful impulse bringing:
| FQr hUshed songs within the heart
That still tho restless riot
| Against that which gives VI no part
Be thankful for the quiet.
Though others smile when We must siRh
| Let us be glad for smiling,
For daughters promised hy-and-by
Our hearts and hopes beguilinR.
For this days blows but coax to form
"A glorious Tomorrow
Show dawn rays III the night of storm
Be thankful for our sorrow.
While others wake, tits ours to dream
Let us be clad for dreaming,
For present cloud and coming Kleam.
For shadow and for seeming.
For dreaming Of the pleasant ways
With joy to lend or borrow
) Be glad for cherished yesterdays,
Be thankful for Tomorrow.
w. D. NesbiG
/ The Honors at College.
It is a good thing for the youn,
men who go to college that tn
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