Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-11-04
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Nov. Mr.. Cowles, Socialist
speaker, gave azspeech to 81 large ana
enthusiastic audience last; Wednesday
evening in Co.'s hail. $#
Mr.. Splittdorf of5Upsala was a bust
ness caller inaSwanvllle last Wednes-
day. 4 s x * ! %s Sa<s 4E. s$s SyHsss 5
Mrs. b. B. Cox and little Glen Scott
visited with Mrs. Scott: at Grey Eagle.
last Wednesday and Thursday j
VIM. Rothsof Willard visited at the
a.. Pfeltter home over, Sunday
Paul. Hansman and A. Anderson
came over from Long Prairie in the
formers auto last Thursday. - -.
A. Pfeifferl an son, Emil, visited
friends in Willard last Wednesday and
Thursday. &>1 E@:.r< i. e. .@,@
F.1C. Muske was a business visitor in
the cities last week from" Thursday
until Saturday. ! .# 60
Mrs. G. Scbendal visited with the
Welllert family at Little Falls last
week. Sine returned last Friday.
Mr.. Egan Of The Albion was a
Little Falls visitor between trains last
Thursday.
F. G. Muske shipped q car of stock
to the cities last Thursday.
MIR. Turley, the dentist, who has
been at tho Albion the past week, left
last Thursday. He expects to return
again in about two months.
Mrs. Herman Meschke has been
visiting at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. K0enlg. of Culdrum
the past week. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Koenlg have been quite sick and Mrs.
Meschke went out there to help care
for them.
A democratic rally was held here
Friday afternoon. Candidates. for some
OF the County offices were present.
A large crowd from here attended
the. campfire at Burtrum last Friday
evening and report a delightful time.
Some went by train and some by
auto. Among those present from here
were MIR. ana Mrs. w. Stems, Mrs.
Helen Van lille and Mrs. j. u. Stitb.
A large crowd of young folks were
over in the evening to attend the
dance.
Mr.. chatham, state inspector of
graded schools paid his annual call
last Friday afternoon:
The San Soucl society were royalty
entertained at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Milender last Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Progressive Circle met
with Mrs. VIM. Stems last Wednesday
afternoon.
MI. Provincier Of Thief River Fails
visited afew days with his sister, Mrs.
r. W. Campbell, last week.
DR.. Storey Of Grey Eagle has been
a caller here several times during the
past week.
Alex Hail has exchanged property
here IN town for q farm IN Pillsbury
belonging to Mrs. Skilllngs. Mr..
Hall and family moved out here last
week while Mrs. Skillings and family
moved onto their property in town.
Miss Laura Thompson was a visitor
at Little Falls between trains Satur.
day.
Rev.. Father Wilkes of Birch Lake
held services IN the Catholic church
last Sunday. He also held services
Tuesday, it being a holiday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brende were bust:
ness callers in Little Falls last Satur-
day between trains.
Mrs. j.. J. McKae visited at Groy
Eagle with relatives last Sunday.
Mrs. W. Raffensberger and daughter,
Gladys. are visiting relatives IN Glen
wood this week.
Mr.. Henderson sloke to a large
audience in ,Cox's Hall last Monday
evening on the important issues of the
day.
Mrs. Worth was at Little Falls be-
tween trains last Monday.
Ralph Sheets Of Long Prairie passed
through here Monday enroute to Little
Falls. He returned tuesday.
MIR. Egan was a business caller at
Long Prairie a few hours Monday.
Mr.. W; Stems was a business visitor
at Little Falls between trains last Sat.
urday.
Miss Kinney is employed at the DR..
Campbell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egan entertained q
few young folks at q Halloween party
Monday evening and a delightful time
is reported. Very dainty refreshments
were served during the evening.
Mr.. Helmuth Reinke was at Little
Falls between trains last Saturday.
Carl Kleinert and bride returned
fromatheir honeymoon last Saturday
~|eveping by auto, Mr.. Axel meeting
them l Little Falls. The ban0
serenaded the happy couple Monday
evening.
A. Mielke was at Little Falls Satu1'
day. He returned in the afternoon.
The -Roya}ton Venetian trio gave 8
dance in Hamm's Hall Tuesday even
ing.
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