Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-03
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on Editor Eastman 8 paper at Pequot,
arrived here Wednesday afternoon for
a visit with relatives.
Prof. Brendall and wife left for
Glenwood Wednesday afternoon to eat
THANKSGIVING turkey with relatives
They returned Monday morning.
Miss Thompson. our third and
fourth grade teacher, went to Sank
Centre Wednesday afternoon to spend
her Thanksgiving vacation with rela-
tlvse.
Miss Anna Long. who has been on
the sick list, is improving very nicely.
Mr.. Gobel, lecturer on socialism,
gave an address on that subject to a
large crowd at Cox's hall Wednesday
evening
J Miss McLa1rd gave a very interest
ing temperance lecture to fair sized
audience at the Congregational church
"Wednesday evening.
A very pleasing and appropriate
Thanksgiving program was given by
the pupils OF the public school Wednes-
day afternoon. A great many friends
and parents OF the pupils attended the
program:
Miss Mary Hudson left for her home
at Paynesville Wednesday afternoon to
spend Thanksgiving under the parental
roof.
Willie Anderson, the genial clerk at
b. b. Cox's spent Thanksgiving with
his parents IN Upsala, returning Sun
day.
The last party of hunters came home
from up north last Wednesday. They
report fine time. Almost every one
IN town has been enjoying fine venison
rOasts Of late as so many from here
were away hunting and all had good
luck.
Miss Title Voss arrived here for q
visit with her parents in Bruce last
Wednesday.
Miss Rena Ripley, who has charge
Of the Plllsbury school this year, left
for her home in Osakis last Wednes-
day to spend Thanksgiving with her
parents.
Miss Iris Budelmann, who is teach.
ing in Glenwood, arrived here Thurs
day morning tor visit with her
old friends. She returned Saturday
afternoon SO as to be able to resume
her school duties Monday morning.
Thanksgiving services we're held
Thursday forenoon at the Lutheran
church.
A very pleasing family reunion took
place at the F. G. Muske home Thurs
day, when the whole family was all
home for the first time for over a
year and all partook of a delicious
Thanksgiving dinner. Mr.. VIM.
Muske arrived Thursday morning
from Glenwood, where he is fireman
for the 500. The same morning Otto
Muske came down from Morris. Whine
returned to his duties Monday, while
Otto will remain here tor the present.
Miss Vernette Lambert lett for
Royalton Thursday morning to visit
with relatives and friends over
Thanksgiving. Her brother met her
with team at Little Falls so as to
enable her to get home IN time for the
Thanksgiving dinner. She returned
Saturday.
Mrs. F. Abeling and daughter,
Eva, arrived here Thursday morning
on the stage from Long Prairie for a
visit with their daughter and sister,
Mrs. j. F. Muske They returned
home to Long Prairie Saturday after.
noon.
: Mrs. Chas. Glantz of Cyrus spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs j. D. Stlth. She returned
nome Monday.
Mrs. F. Jentz and son, Henry, of
Bralnerd, passed through here Friday
enroute to Long Prairie, where they
will visit relatives for a few weeks
They we're met here with a rig by
August Williams.
Mrs. Wick is here visiting friends.
MI. Taylor. the stage driver, has
been leaving here earlier in the
afternoon because of the bad roads,
SO as to get to Long Prairie before
dark.
Mrs. Besemann, ST., who has been
away visiting, returned home Satur.
day.
The Misses Lillian and Ethel Chad
wick returned here Saturday from
their Thanksgiving vacation.
A. N. Hutchins was here on q bust.
ness visit Saturday.
Miss Bertha Kading of this place
and Nh. Schwanke of Little Falls were
married at the brides home south.
east of town last Saturday, Rev.
Zieh]sdorf performing tho ceremony.
Only the relatives and immediate
friends were present. The happy
couple are to reside in Little Falls,
where Mr.. Schwanke is employed, and
le1C TOT Cne1T new nome MO0Qay.
Rev. Father Wilkes conducted
services at the Catholic church Sun.
Mr.. Mortenson was a Little Falls
visitor Saturday.
There was a dance given at Ship.
mans Saturday evening and quite q
crowd from town were out.
Mrs. VIM. Mielke was Little Falls
visitor Monday.
j. J. Mckae returned from his hunt
. Ing trip up north Monday.
Mrs. Hasbrook and Miss Hattie
Osborne OF Pillsbury were in tow1
Monday.
Miss Laura Brannen of Little Fall.
came up Monday afternoon to attenc
to her class in vocal music, which she
organized few weeks ago.
The remains of the burned building
on the Kiewel corner have almost al
been removed and it has added grea
deal to the appearance of our mai1
street. - 49,