Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
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from Minneapolis last Thursday after
noon where she had been visiting bel
daughter, Miss Myrtle, who is attend
ing tue Northwestern Conservatory,
and who is enjoying her work very
much.
Emil Pheiffer was a visitor with
friends at Willard over Sunday. &
Mrs. Sam Martin ana chiIdFen5 Of
Gienwood visited with her parents,
Mir. and Mrs. W. Raffensbarger, and
other relatives few days last week
The Misses Lambert, Thompson
and Stems autoed to Little Falls Hast
Thursday afternoon to attend the Dis
tri let Convention of the !Rebekans that
was in session there that evening.
After a sumptuous six o. clock supper
the business Of the convention was
at tended to. That being completed, a
ve ny pleasant. :soclable time was
passed till midnight when another fine
supper was served. After that was
over all enjoyed themselves dancing.
Mrs. B. b. Cox and Mrs. Mil LENDER
accompanied the young 4adies home,
tn ley having gone down to Little Falls
in the morning on the passenger.
Mr.. Nlrozek sold his saloon to Mr..
b chmann, ST., who took possession
at once.
bp siness caller IN Swanville last
Thursday. l.
T.. q. Muske shipped car Of stock
from Flensburg last Thursday.
Miss Niemeyer returned from Little
Falls last Thursday.
Miss Clara CAM returned to St.
Paul where she will be employed after
a short visit at home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman CAM.
County SUI parlntendent, Victor
knudsOn and Postmaster Callahan
attended the bean bake here last FRI
DAY evening. They autoed over in the
latter's machine
Miss Mamie Tracy, who IS teaching
in Culdrum, visited at Little Falls be-
tween trains last Saturday.
Miss Fern Mills VISITED friends and
attended the bean bake and dance
here Friday.
A. sweezy arrived here last, satur-
DAY IAN and IS attending to BUSINESS
Mrs. Townsend of Sank, Centre came
up to attend the bean bake and camp
fire last Friday evening. She Is a
prominent Relief Corps woman. She
visited at the w. Stems home till
tuesday, when she returned to he1
home.
J. F. Muske went to st. Cloud last
Monday! returnlng Tuesday! y,,;>'t
Amos Barber of Long Prairie came
up to help the old soldiers celebrate
their first anniversary last Friday.
Mrs. s. s. Scott, who has been very
SICK with typhoid fever, was taken to
Grey Eagle by auto last Saturday,
afternoon where she Will be under Dr.
Storys care. She was some better
Tuesday morning but nothing definite
can be said about her condition as
yet. Her little two months old baby,
who also has been sick, is with her and
is much better at this writing, ~
JAG Klewel of Little Falls was q
Swanville visitor last Monday.
F. G: Muske shipped another car of
stock from here last Monday; IL i {
Mr.. Folsom of Little Fairs was a
swanvillle' visitor: between strains
Monday. i i.H
!: iuebke attended the campfire
Friday evening. - 50
The Misses Thompson, Lambert and
Mlelke and Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
and children spent very pleasant
Sunday at the J. Long: home last Sun
day. = 80,
Theo. Thoms of Long Prairie is
putting in some more cement walks.
Mr.: Thomson of Glenwood was a
Swanvllle visitor between trains
Monday.
Mat Zwilling was IN. Little Falls
Tuesday between trains. 60.
Quite few OF our citizens autoed to
Long Prairie Tuesday evening to
attend speech. -
Karl kleinert was q Little Falls
visitor Tuesday. Il 6 ,,''' t
Ed. ratro and son were 'Swanvllle