Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-05-14
RANDALL

May IL. Tim Perry Of Little Falls
transacted business at this place
Wednesday of last week.
Bernard Klley returned to his home
in Holdlngford last week Wednesday.
after several days visit with relatives
at this place.
s. O. Cochran spent Wednesday IN
Minneapolis and st. Paul, returning
home Thursday.
Mrs. G. Barnes left THURSDAY for a
few days vlslt.-.with relatives in
|. Mis-. N. slmones spent Friday in
:, A. Thrall and family lett FRIDAY for
their new home at Bric1yn, MINI.
Miss Austin and friend, Miss Miller.
of Minneapolis arrived here Friday.
MISS Carletta Danlelson, who is at
tending high school in Little Falls,
came home Friday for short visit,
returning Sunday.
dance at Mr.. Kezeck's Friday evening
were George Miller, Geo. E. Calhoun,
Gertrude Simones.
Miss Gertrude johnson spent Satur.
day at her home in Little Falls re.
turning to Parker Sunday.
Mrs. L. Cover and Mrs. Jim Covert
! drove to Little Falls Saturday.
Miss Nellie Sullivan, who is teach
ing at Green Prairie, spent Saturday at
her home in Parker, returning to
Green Prairie Sunday.
Mrs. P. II. Jeffers closed a very
! E~,1 90 -
100, Parker, Saturday. ~
| Mrs. George Garrison of Canada,
arrived here Saturday for visit with
her niece. Mrs. Clint Chapman.
Miss Mamie Tracey, who Is teaching
near Fort Ripley, visited over Satur-
day at her home in Parker, returning
Sunday. -.
Rev. Wilkes held services in the
Catholic church at this place Sunday,
returning to Birch Lake Monday
Harold and Gene Campbell and
Alfred Quimby, who are employed
with a fencing crew, spent Sunday
at their homes at this place. 49,.
Miss Gertrude Simones, who for the
| past few weeks has been employed at
the Jones hotel; returned home SUM-
day. 49,
Rev. Scotch visited Sunday at this
place, the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
| Drysdale. -,
John Baker, formerly of this place,
but now living at Lake Emily, arrived
here Monday for visit with t1lends
and to look after his business interests
in Parker. ~
Jack Miller was a county seat
visitor Monday
MISS Katie Kempenich, who has for
the past several months been employed
in Minneapolis, came home Monday
for visit with her parents.
| A new bell has been purchased for
the st. James Catholic church OF this
tower will be started In few weeks.
to his hardware store ...-,
business caller at this place Tuesday.
"A drama In three acts, entitled
the Little Brown jug, will be
hall by the young people of the
and 20 cents. Everyone invited.
The Randall baseball team met with
the third straight defeat of the season
| oV 40OIAOy 0N0NoJ ny UA0 oCOA0 VI 10 "
g. 1t was an exhibition of heavy
hitting coupled with numerous errors
on the part of the Randall players.
For the first three innings Lattlmer
pitched good ball, allowing but one
score. In the fourth the whole team
went to pieces and at the end OF the
fifth the score was IA to O in favor of
Motley. Seager went in the box in
the sixth and took his share OF the
punishment. Although he was given a
little better support than Lattimer, he
was hit hard until the finish. The
game was featureless except tor the
heavy hitting of the Motley team.
Batteries tor Randall t m err,
Seager and Kezeck. The Randall team
will play Green Prairie on tho home
grounds next Sunday and q good game
IS expected. as the Green Prairie boys
are playing good ball, and the locals,
if they expect to WIN, will have to
play ball all the time.
SWAN RIVER.
May 12.-John H. Hanfler attended
church at North Prairie Sunday.