Little Falls herald., 1908-02-21


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ofs 1elrose WeIo u - ~ thotr
unas Albert Kind, hGfo yodnGsdny.
Mrs Klinger retur1ed from. Phil.
brook Wednesday, whore she has been
visiting relatives.
=. q. Cox was a Bartrum visitor
Perry stith. Jr.. went to Grey
Eagle Thursday to work in the GREY
Eagle Gazette cf6ce.
A. D. Carpenter of Sauk Centre was
here on business Thursday.
Charles Roller of Rovalton was
calling on the merchants here Friday.
The Ladies Progressive Circle met
with Mrs. McRae Thursday eveLing.
A large numb of our young people
presented themselves in time fo1
lunch.
Arthur Parks of Burtrum was here
on business Friday.
Mr.. Lafond, manager Of the
Transcript. was here Friday soliciting
subscribers and collecting subscrip.
tions. =:
James Keller of Brainerd arrived
here Friday and was the guest Of
Charles Stith over Sunday. .-=~
Mr.. Rydholm of Upssla arrived here
Friday from New York state, where
he has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Frank Lentz went to Burtrum
Friday soliciting for a magazine,
returning Monday.
Mrs, Frank Kriz of Bruce is in st.
Paul this week undergoing an opera
tion for the removal of q cateract
from her eyes.
A grand masquerade ball was given
in Ramm's hall Friday night. Sixty.
five couples were present and q grand
time was reported. Egbert Vanzile
dressed as q lady and won the Ladies'
Prize. while Arthur Blair Of Bruce
dressed as q nobleman, won the gents
prize. Perkins orchestra OF Long
Prairie furnished music.
Miss Becker and McColley went
to It. Cloud Saturday to visit their
parents. Miss McColley returned
Sunday atetrnoon, driving from
Little Falls. an Miss Becker Monday
afternoon.
Miss Emma Muske went to st
Cloud Saturday, where she goes to
study the latest styles in spring
millinery. Sho will be away for
three months.
Mrs. Lee Arnold returned to her
home Saturday after an extended visit
with relatives here. DR.. Arnold &C.
companled her.
Rev. Parks went to Bemidji Mon
day to attend the defeating OF Con-
church near there.
mrs. Albert Kind received word
Saturday that while her sister. Mrs.
Gudlaxon OF Anamoose. N. D., was
pouring kerosene oil Oh coal stove, it
exploded killing her 8-month. old baby
and burning her very badly, bat hopes
are entertained tor her recovery. She
is we'll known here and has the
sympathy OF all.
Ed. Lawrence and wife Of Round
ksun SATURDAY..
Ernest Kukenbecker, who has been
visiting relatives here and at Long
Prairie, returned to his home at
Dulath FRIDAY.
Glen wood arrived mere Saturday to
visit relatives and friends, returning
home Tue sday.
VIM. Anderson and Axel Borg gstrom
of Cpsala were here Monday, enroute
to Little Falls, where they Will attend
business college.
Mrs Vim. Alshire visited friends
at Burtrum over Sunday.
Alex Hall. ST., welt to Pnilbrook
to visit his nephew, M. Hall
ana family.
MISS Nelson, daughter of N. L.
Nelson of East Swanville. Departed
for Mizpaugh, Nina, Monday, whe1e
she will work.
Edior Estman spent Sunday with his
family at Grey Eagle. He will
remove his. family here next week
Jacob Keller of Parker was here on
business Monday.
e. A. Clear of Birch Lake was
here on business Monday.
The New Movement Bible Study
Class meet with Mre. Arnold
Wednesday evening.
Peter Blair and wife OF Montana
arrived here Monday to visit relatives
md friends. While here, Mrs. Blair
Who is slckly, will take course Of
treatment by DR.. Arnold.
Miss 0oldie Ba1sigery who is teach
Ing In Culdrom, visited her parents
in Little Falls over Sunday.
Mrs. SchWogel OF Wolvertou, Minn.,
Arrived heIe Tuesday and went out to
Bruce to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Chase.
John Markuson and wife were
pleasantly surprised Monday by about
one hundred Of their friends headed
by q tin horn band assembling 1T
their homo and serenading them.
The occasion was in honur of their
kAnth Ve66inu annivorsarv or tin