Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-09-11

this week. :
and Mrs. Geo Shlmmerhorn
returned home Thursday after few
days visit at.the state fair.
Mrs NJ. Grey and mother. Mrs.
Rlckerson, returned home Thursday
after several days spent with relative
in Little Falls
Miss Lillian Covert left Thursday
for Roosevelt, N. D., where she is
engaged to teach seven months term
Of school.
Mrs. C.. Chapman and children spent
Thursday and Friday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson in Little Falls,
returning home Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Smith of Grey
Eagle, who spent several days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rassier.
returned home Thursday.
n. Simones returned home from
Minneapolis Thursday after a visit
| with relatives. His daughter, Tilly,
will remain there for few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rogman we're
Little Falls visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Eugene Rasicot of Little Fall s
arrived Thursday for a few days. visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Rogman, returning home Tuesday.
Miss Cora Raymond of Wheatland,
n. D., spent Thursday and Friday
| with her friend, Miss Marie Calhoun,
leaving Saturday for Plerz, where
she will teach school the coming
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Danielson
and son, Russell, after several DAYS
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Danlelson, departed for their
home IN Crookston, MIMI, Friday.
Miss Cora Flanagan of Wisconsin,
spent several days with her TREND,
Miss Eta Berry Of this place, leaving
Friday for Larvick, N d., where she
is engaged to teach term of school.
! Miss Julia Sullivan left Friday for
Sullivan Lake, MIMI, where she is to
teach fall term of school.
! Misses Richardson and Rogers of
Pillager spent few days the last of
the week with their friend, Mrs X.
Spooleder, returning home Saturday.
{ Miss Elsie Peterson returned to her
home in Little Falls Friday after a
few days visit with her friend, Mabel
Cochran of this place.
Earl Turner returned home Friday
after several weeks spent with his
grandparents at Bertha, MINI.
! Miss Maud Grey of Royalton spent
Friday and Saturday with her cousins,
Mrs. S. Berry and Miss Edna Grey.
returning home Sunday.
Miss Irene Campbell, who spent
/ few days with friends in Little Falls,
returned home Saturday.
| Miss Sara Calhoun left Saturday for
St. Cloud, where she expects to attend
the normal the coming term.
Miss ida Grey, who has been en-
ployed in Royalton the past month,
spent Saturday at her home at this
place, returning to Royalton Sunday,
where she expects to attend school.
| Robert Waters and William Harri-
| son, who have been employed by the
Roger-Brown Ore company at this
place" for the last few months, left
i Saturday for a visit at their homes In
st. Joseph, Missouri. They both ex-
pect to attend college at Columbia,
! Mo-, the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Gibson of
Little Falls spent Sunday with friends
at this place. H.. IL,
Miss Rilla Renick Of Little Falls
arrived here Sunday and lett the same
day for Parker, where she will teach
term of school in district 50.
Misses Carlette and Ethel sDanielson
, left Sunday for Little Falls, where
they will attend school,
Chas. Hanger OF this place and
Charlie Valentine of Clough left Sun
day for Little Falls, where they will
take up high school work this term.
Miss Nellie Sullivan of Parkertown
left Sunday for Green Prairie, where
she is engaged to teach a nine months
, term Of school. ..,
Fred Smith, who is employed by the
n. ?. Ry. as bridge carpenter, spent
Sunday with relatives at this place.
A. Thrall and E. Cheeley spent Sun
day in Gushing. where Mr. Thrall has
class Of Sunday school pupils,
N. Il. Mueller has commenced build
ing his new cement store and when
finished will be the finest building in
town. 81. Gosch has also started to
lay the foundations for a new
residence
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Honstrom left
Monday for several weeks visit at
his old home in Ogden, Iowa.
School opened at this place Tuesday
morning with quite a large atten-
dance. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cheeley of
Ramey will be the teachers. Mr..
Cheeley takes the advanced depart
ment and Mrs. Chee]ey the primary.
The Transcript states that ''The
Ramblers may play another game with
Randall before they dlsband for the
season. - 1t seems they have been
rather slow at taking up the
challenge; wonder why? Perhaps
they got cold-footed. On the 3Oth
While In Little Falls the boys made
the proposition to manager Frazer and
they offered to put up $25 that they
could beat the Ramblers in Randall.
They did not say they would 60 to
Little Falls to play the game as the
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