Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-27
y t-T-Ig- g5TEI lF.7- 71l51 .
vlNE {: /

49, ~ <AA0o 01dC0 Ae1om8ItI01 IS
visiting relatives and friends at Ona-
mia this week. = :s - = -7.'.z S,.-s
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry. Christian of
Granite were calling on their friends
here Satu day and Sunday. - ~:
j. Adcock of Onamia passed
through here Sunday on his return
home from the wheat fields of North
dakota. .,.~.~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gravel Of Ona:
mia were guests of Mrs. Vim. Dels-
martre for a few days this week.
County Superintendent Of Schools
Ewing of Princeton was going after
ducks at White Fish Lake this week.
VIM. Anderson and Frank Tompki.s
went to Little Falls Thursday return
ing home at an early hour Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Il. M. johnson and daughter
Mable of Nokaslppi assisted at the
funeral services Of the late Effie An
derson held here Tuesday.
Jack Simpson and Harry Woke ar
rived Thursday from Page, N. D.,
where thew have been working during
the hal vesting and threshing season.
ed. Gravel of OnamiA and L. r.
DaiRle of this place were out duck
hunting for few days this week
They got home With lot of game aid
also report rattling good time.
f. l.. Daigle and son George went
to Pie1z last week.
Miss Gladys Simpson of Cove was a
Vineland visitor last week.
M. NJ. Williams and family Of Lit
tie Falls are temporarily making
headquarters at the lake.
Mrs. G w. Miller and daughter
Ethel, Of Vaudeville, came down on
the stage Saturday returning home
Monday.
Miss Alma Gruud returned Friday
to her home at Little Falls It is RI
mored here that something in her
home town can hold her affections
much more securely than all the seen
cry and natural beauties of the Mile
Laos lake country.
D. Il. Robbins house boat took q
trip Of inspection to the bottom Of the
bay last week. Luckily the water was
shallow at that place and she did not
go clear out of sight. However, we
are glad to know that her sinking was
not due to her coming in too close
proximity with any japanese or Rus
sian submarine boat destroyer, At all
events she will 10 on dry dock for re-
pairs in few days.
At IL o'clock noon Sunday, Oct.
9th, at the home of her parents, Efie,
the Oldest child and only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mis-. Leander Anderson, af-
ter a year failing and seven months
Of sickness, succumhed to consump-
tion. For long months she suffered
patiently and bravelv, without a
murmur. without a moan, ever hope
fnl for her recovery, ill death came to
alleviate her sufferin9s.
On Death Flow cruel thou art to
claim victims just budding into man
hood and womennood. When just pre-
pared for life of noble deeds and
usefulness. Patient suffering is most
worthy Of reward. God has called
her that she may be rewarded.
Although but fifteen years of age.
Miss Anderson had by her personal
charms and her gentle and amiab]e
ways won for herself host of friends
who will miss her.
Funeral services were held at two
o 'clock In the afternoon of Tuesday
the 10Th, after which large process
sion followed the remains to the Vine.
land cemetery where interment was
made. Rev. johnson of Brainerd
of6ciated. Six young ladies rendered
their services as pall-bearers. The
floral decorations were exquisite. In
deed they were tokens of true friend.
ship. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson are
pioneer settlers of WiRwam Bay and
are respected citizens of our communi-
ty
We condole with them and the 9TH
or members Of the family in their
bereavement. -COve Pioneer.