Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-10-22
SWANvlLLE

SWANvLlLE:'l SIG ,,,..e
oct. 2O.-Mr. and Mrs Otto Rhoda
are now comfortably settled in their
new home. They take special pride
in it as Mr.. Rhoda built the whole
Henry Schmidt, Aug. Meyer and
Ernest Axel left Tuesday afternoon
for Aberdeen, $. D., to file on the
new land that is to be: opened to
albert Albert Mielke was a Little Falls
visitor Saturday between train.
Rev. and Mrs. Oehlert Of Little
Falls spent Wednesday and Thursday
with Rev. and Mrs. Zielsdorf of this
place. ~ 4
Mrs. Fred Thoms, and Mrs. Frank
joseph we're called to Sank Centre
THURSDAY by the serious illness of
their sisters baby, Master Jones. At
present writing he is much improved.
Mrs. William Osborne and
daughter. Miss Hattie, Of Pillsbury
were in town Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Crosette left Monday for
Aberdeen s. u. where she intends to
file ON some land. $3.50
Rev.. and Mrs. Boyer and little
daughter arrived here Wednesday
morninq from Raymond MINI. to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Boyer 8
mother, Mrs. Aug. Pheiffer. William
Pheifter who had been visiting there
a few DAYS returned with them.
MYRTLE Stith and Alma McRae were
down to Little Falls between trains
Saturday, where both are receiving
~
Cans. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Whellert of Little
Falls came up Wednesday afternoon to
attend Mrs. Aug. Pheitfer's, funeral
The two ladies were sisters: Mr..
Shendall, father of the deceased came
with them. =.
Miss Flynn Of Minneapolis who
has charge of the Zwillling school this
Year was in town Saturday visiting
Mrs. John Pepin and Mrs. VIM.
Trampe.
very i'll for several week past IS now
on the road to recovery.
Clement Arnold was seriously
injured by an explosion while he was
experimenting with calcium carbide.
For a time It was feared he WOULD
lose the sight of one eye, but he is
ah1e to see out of it little now and
it is hoped he will soon have the
entire use of his eye restored to him.
His many friends will be glad to hear
he is able to be up, as Clement was
in a critical condition for several
Jays. .,n Hna
temperance lecture to a 1alr,slzeu
audience at the Congregatlqnal cnalc "a
Sunday afternoon. Prof. knudson Is
an excellent speaker ana MS lecture
was enjoyed by all. 49,
DR.. Halves, the dentist. is paying
Swanville his customary visit. o.oo
III, Underwood. Of the Staples
Marble Works, was in town rev
DAYS last week on business,
Rev. Father Wilkes held Sunday
services in the Catholic churh:
Mrs. B, B. Cox spent Sunday with
3 (yhas. Glantz of Cyrus. -,
i. r Cox and j. J. McRae went
nm To t,vrus Saturday afternoon, to
~ their luck at duck hunting.
W. are sorry to chronicle the death
of Mrs August Pheitfer, who passed
into her final sleep Monday morning.
11ct 11.~at : :25. She leaves to mourn
ber loss her husband, eight children,
+Sa Youngest being eight years, and a
100 concourse of friends. The
fonera1 services were held in the
1.nthe an e urch in Culdrum, Rev.
Rarko conducting the services:
Ms nnlven was Little Falls
visitor Monday. euo,,
! Herbert sullivan arrived from
Greenwood to visit his parents
T. Riemer. our genial hotel keeper,
WAS at Long Prairie Monday ana
Tuesday. . 49,. ,raar
Nv for a great bean bake Friday
evenin9. oct. ~, given by the Z. A.
n post A relief corps Is to be
o o., at that time too and q
general good time expected: Fafucolals
later. ----,..:..
On aiving q play to raise money Tor q
There is to be q dance given ct
PiIsbury Friday evening.
The carpenter work on tne ne" a. =.
-oelsior mill is almost comple.eo. -sz..
: M : lpsuphal 8 and hls neipets -! =
busily st work al the tlme =, A. :!
viii not be long before Swanville can
boast Of an excelsior factory.
Dick Harden and family left for
Washington Friday.
John Long and Jim Blood returned
from Clinton, Mimi, where both nave
been employed all summer.
E9bert Van Zile and Roy Stlth
departed for Washington Thursday.
West Darling
nct3 20.-Miss Amelia Thelander
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