Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
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March 28.-Mrs. Merle Rice of Ra.
cine, Wis, Is visiting relatives in the
village.
Earl Russell was q county seat Wis.
itor Friday.
a.! A: J. Hqgbs is here from Dell
81. J. Schwartz was in St. Cloud
lat week.
Borr-To Mr.. and MIS-. 8. Clark.
March 18th, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Eckerson and
son of Green Prairie arrived here
Saturday and are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Rasicot
Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Kienow of
Graham were here Friday.
8. D. Clark will hold an auction
sale at his place north Of town April
Sd and will leave for Oregon about
the 7th Of April. where b expects to
locate near Corvallis.
Sam Muncy is again able to be out
after being laid up all winter with
a croken limb.
Jack Campbell was Little Falls
visitor Saturday.
Leslie .eLisle.. came home Saturday
from Brainerd where he has been
confined for some tine in the N. P.
ssnitarium.
Miss Rella Johnson, who Is teaching
in Merrill was q caller here Saturday.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church met with mrs. J. E. McCol-
lum Thursday.
d. Jeferv drove ont to his farm in
Langola Friday sfternoon.
Harris Burt, one of our r. F. D.
carriers. was married SATURDAY. after
noon to Miss May Minor cf Little
Falls. They will begin housekeeping
the first Of April. having rented the
Ferrel place MOI th Of town.
Miss Gertie Flint Of Rice visited
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
Earl Ekerson IF Green Prairie
stopped of here Tuesday for q few
days visit with relatives. BE is on
Is way to St. Paul were he will take
the engineer S examinations.
Mrs. W. L. Farnhsm's daughter
Ruth and granddaughter Jeesalene Hall
are visiting relatives in the village
this week.
The Christian Workers OF the Catho-
lie church will held their sale April
2!st
Mrs. Harry Crsmer and daughters
arrived Monday noon from Bloomfield,
Iowa, where they have been for the
past six weeks.
Or. Lonsdale of Dale, Iowa, al
rived Tuesday for visit to his sister,
Mrs. W. Bouck.
There will he graduating exercises
In the eighth grade June 7th. Three
is prospects for large class.
Mrs Cram and daughter Fay ar
rived Tue day from ash1ngton, D.
c.. where they have been spending
the winter.
The Queer Brothers arrived Tues.
day from the plneries Of Pine River,
Mr.. Emmett Moorhead and Charley
Kuskel will leave next week for Still.
water, Oklahoma.
The Batter boys have broke camp
and arrived home Wednesday.
Lee ConnolS and Russell Clifford
were Little Falls visitors Sunday
la Clifford and Roy Boyd will &C.
company J. L Lambert to South d.
kota next Monday where they will
work on The new railroad beirg con-
structed there.
Fl. Cramer moved Thursday to the
Davis farm north Of town which he
have rented. Misses Floy and
Florence have rented rooms and will
stay in town until school is out.
Edward Harrington and Miss Laura
Skinner were married at Little Falls
Wedl esdsy, March 2stb. They will
make their home In Buckman, MIR.
harrington having rented the A. b.
Skinner farm.
Brainerd Dispatch "a: A. Lisle of
Roy alton, came up " sterday and re-
turned today, taxing with him his son
Leslie Lisle who recently underwent
successful operation for rupture
and appendicitis at st. Joseph's hos.
pi al.
Although 1t was supposed the late
Auguat Jers sen of Morrill,. had NO
relatives In this country, it seems that
no had halfbrother, J. L. Jensen, Of
0raoevile, Wis who arrived in time
for the funeral here. Mr.. Jensen had
not seen his brother since 1873. when
he left Germany. August left for
America several years later. They
learned Of their location about q wear
ago and had corresponded. Mr.. Jensen
10 horseman.
DR.. J. r. Chance was . witness In
the Losnick case at st. Cloud. the
Journal. Press SAYS: Dr.. Chance WA
called to treat Mrs. LosnIck When aha
began to feel sorry shout having
haxed the Brockw az farm er Who vas
patched up ct The hospital here sfttr
bis sf ssion with Mn. Losnick.
Fred Kuschel, Ignatius Borosh, Biz.
die II n0hAI ord V.~~h>1
prizes fer stolies and letters to Farm.
Stock and Home. August Kuschel'o
letter WAS % fclloWs:
Ny Old Home-Four years ago 10
were living in Buckman, little vii
lage in 0athern Minr esota. Here
Ne had one hundred and eixty acres
Of lard upon which We raised all
kirde Of grain. We had 6fty head Of
cattle, eleven head OF 4orses and