Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25
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March 23.-Dr. and Mrs. Campbell
returned from Little Falls last Wednes-
day, where they mad been on legal
BUSINESS
F. &. Muske returned from st. Paul
last Wednesday, where he had been on
business doing some OF his trading
mrs. II. Kaun was taken sick last
Wednesday but is better at this writ
ing.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Mrs. Sullivan last Wednesday evening,
it being her birthday. About twenty
of her lady friends dropped in upon
her Unexpectedly to help her celebrate
the event A very pleasant evening
was spent in playing games, and later
on refreshments were served. After q
very enjoyable time the guests lett for
their Iespecti homes, wishing Mrs.
Sullivan many more happy birthdays.
A. Meyer, A. Mielke and A. Kind
we're business callers at Long Prairie
last Wednesday.
Last Thursday several of Mrs.
Cyrus friends gave q helping hand
and moved her house for her down
where she has purchased lot.
A stranger arrived in town last
Wednesday afternoon and caused more
or less excitement during his stay IN
town till Thursday afternoon when he
left for Burt1um.
Fred Riebe returned from the west
last Wednesday, where he had gone to
look after some land.
Mrs. Isenberger has returned from
Iowa, where she was called by the
death of her brother. Her sister was
also very sick at the time, so her visit
was heightened.
Clyde Wilke of Grey Eagle passed
through here last Thursday.
Eva Turner arrived here for q visit
with her many friends and relatives.
She has been nurse in Hospital IN
Omaha, Neb., but because of needed
rest is visiting at her home in Little
Falls. She is accompanied by Miss
Higgins.
The st. Patrick dance given last
Thursday evening was largely attended
and good time reported by all.
H. L. Riemer of the Central House
injured himself quite seriously last
Wednesday, when he fell from the hay
NOW. In falling he struck beam
which broke the fall some, but he
hurt his back quite badly. He is able
to be around but cannot do very
much.
Miss Maggie Carson visited with
friends in town lew days last week.
A. Meyer was Little Falls visitor
last Saturday.
j. Brendall went to Grand Forks,
N. D., Saturday, returning Monday
morning.
Mrs. Champlain returned home
from the cities last Saturday, where
she has been doing her spri:g shop
ping. She was accompanied home
by her sister, and also by Miss Rhea
Chainplain, who is home from Lake
City, where she is attending high
school, for her spring vacation.
Henry Powell was a Little Falls
visitor Saturday.
John Thoms was Little Falls
visitor Saturday.
Ed. Smith, who is travelling for a
threshlng machine company, was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. A. Stoll and Mrs. Mollie Stoll
were at Little Falls between trains
last Saturday.
Miss Lambert and Mrs. b. Il. Cox
were Little Falls visitors last Satur.
day.
This is the season for the maple
sugar and strip, as the sap has been
running for the last week. Mr..
Phiefter has tapped about thousand
trees and Mr.. Dolven about six
hundred. A large crowd from town
~ or1 n< levi,
camp last Sunday. Jack Blais has
charge at the Pbletter camp, and he
certainly cannot be beat when it
comes to making maple strip or
sugar.
Otto Hitzmann went to St. Paul
Friday on business and also to visit
relatives. He returned home Monday.
Herbert Rhoda of Long Prairie was
in town short time Saturday.
Last Sunday being Palm Sunday q
class Of eleven were confirmed at the
Lutheran church. Rev. Zielsdorf gave
q suitable sermon for the occasion
and was listened to by large con.
gregation.
Mrs. A. Schultz Of Culdrum is
enjoying visit from her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Teicht. 4
Mrs. Roy Sheets OF Long Prairie.
passed through here Saturday on hei
way to Royalton, where she will visit
her brother and family, Nh. and Mrs.
Chas. Rnoda.
F. e. Muske shipped a car OF cattle
last Monday and shipped second cal
from Flensburg Wednesday.
Mr.. PETE ST.. was at Little Falls be-
tween trains last Saturday.
Ralph Sheets of Long Prairie was il
town q short time Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyprian Blais returned
from North Dakota last Monday.
Irwin Stith arrived home from
Pequot Monday afternoon. He vii