Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-19
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! June II. Mrs. Herman Ritter
returned home from Little Falls:
Wednesday, where she had been in the.
hospital the past few weeks #.
Mrs A. HonstrOm spent Wednesday
with friends in Little Falls, returning
home Thursday.
Alfred Lewis, formerly Of this place,
but who has been living in Little
Falls the past year, passed through
here Wednesday, enroute to Montana,
operator on the railroad.
Elizabeth, returned home Friday from
Monticello, md. where they have
been visiting among relatives the past
/ f., schawnke7 spent Saturday in
Staples, returning home Sunday.
While there he took in the baseball
game between Staples and Hlbbing.
G.. Miller, Hans Goch and S. G.
Cochran were early morning passengers
to Little Falls Saturday. 35
Miss Cora Raymond closed her term
OF school in Pierz Wednesday, and
came to this place Saturday for a few
days visit with her friend, Marie
Calhoun, before going to her. home
in st. Cloud. ..5...,..
Irean Noggles left Saturday for her
home in Royalton after several days
spent with relatives at this place.
She was accompanied home by her
aunt, Mrs. Sadie johnson, who will
spend some time visiting at that
place.
Geo. Calhoun and Ray Covert were
Parkertown visitors last week.
Miss Carletta Danielson and Willie
Muller returned Friday from Park
Rapids, where they went as delegtes
for the Epworth league convention.
Jak Miller and Grover Berry who
are working near Staples, spent Sun
day at their homes at this place.
Rev. Drysdale conducted services IN
the Presbyterian church at Parker
Claud Lathrop of Carlton, Mimi. !,
spent Sunday with relatives at this
place, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.
Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. Cochran, Banker
Chapman and wife, and Chester
Wiley and sister, Elsie, attended
church in Parkertown Sunday.
Willie Patton of Clough was a
visitor at this place Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Will Schimmerhorn of Little
Falls visited relatives at this place
the first of the week. ..
Will and Elmer Edden of Green
Prairie took in the ball game at this
place Sunday afternoon. .
Jay Lucas left Monday for his home
in Little Falls after several days
spent with his sister, Mrs. Honstrom,
OF this place. -... ..
S. G. Cochran shipped a carload of
cattle to st. Paul Monday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hussman left
! Monday for Mankato, after several
weeks spent at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Pugh of Clough.
Mrs. Jack Kingsley. and daughter,
Marvel, of South Paker, visited Tues
day at the home of Mrs. L. Covert.
Jabe Berry arrived Tuesday from
Fergus Falls, for several weeks visit
with his sister, Mrs. Joe Holester.
The Randall baseball team went
down to defeat on Saturday before the
Parkertown team in a hotly contested
! pitchers battle between Sager and
Batteries: Lattimer HOLSTER and
Kazeck; Sager and Burr.
The Randall boys defeated the fast
Green Prairie team on Sunday by the
score OF ~ to 9. The locals took the
lead early in the game and were never
in danger. Calhoun's batting and
Sullivan fielding we're features.
This marked the first time the Green
Prairie team has ever been defeated
by the Randall team and the citizens
of this town should do all in theil
power to keep the team together as
they have every reason to be proud OF
it. Randall can boast of ball nine
if nothing else Three cheers for the