Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-03

form 1ly Of louRh but now living.
nsIxitfle Ealie, visit nv edneeday
Ea1n ct this place ss.s
| Mrs. Hamiltonywho spent.
Edaysof lastJweek 10 oking after her
Ebusiness interests at ,this place,sre.
turned to her home III Minneapolis
D N Mrs:ea Khr LETT Il II e,dnesd.y..for
Manfred, Nd, to- attend her bro
Their, Ray OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
exercises. She returned home Mon;
day., 81 5se ~. 5: - ::s3..ss.S
Mrs. a. Kennedy and Ethel Kene-
|dy, returned to her home in Walker
Friday after a few dayssvisit Al this
Sc S. 6. Cochran tran sacted business.
in Little Falls Thursday. TITO :. -: {
Emil Gosch returned to this place:
Friday after several days spent in
Minneapolis on business. Il
/ Mrs. C.. Barnes and eon Angus
left. Friday for Backus for a few
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Nellie Sullivan closed a
three-months' term of. school near
Royalton Friday and returned to
her home in Parkertown Saturday.
Ethel Kennedy returned to her
home in Walker Friday after sew
eral days visit with relatives at
his place, the guest of her cousin,
Viola Smith. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Simones were
Little Falls visitors Saturday.
Miss Irene Campbell, who has
been attending the Normal at st.
Cloud the past year, returned home
Saturday.
Falls, who has been visiting the
past week at this place, left Satur-
day for visit with friends in Sta
pies. p
E. Wallace, who is laying at the
Soldiers Home in Minneapolis, ar
rived here for a visit with his son,
Milo Wallace, returning Monday.
Mrs. O. G. Chapman left Satur-
day for Livingston, Mont, where
she was called by the illness of her
daughter-in.law, Mrs. Frank Chap
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Schimmerhorn
visited with relatives at Little
Falls, returning home Monday.
They were accompanied by their
granddaughter, Dolly Schimmer-
horn, who will spend the summer
with them. ..
John Kempenich and sons, Peter
and Matthew, and Paul Jaschke
spent Saturday in Little Fails. :,
Rosie Newell spent Sunday at her
home here, returning to Little Falls
Monday to finish her course in bust
ness college.
Chester Wiley visited Sunday with
friends in st. Cloud.
A. V. MCCARTHY, A. ". Honstrom.
E. Johnson, H. H. Craighead, Il. E.
Calhoun, j. F. Sullivan, Jay Lucas,
Chas. Hanger and Galen Campbell
witnessed the ball game between
Little Falls and st. Cloud at Little
Falls Sunday afternoon.
Chas. Chandler left Monday for st.
Paul on business.
Mrs. l.. Lucas was a Little Falls
visitor Monday.
Miss Lillian Covert, who has been
engaged in teaching at Manfred. N.
u. for the past two months, returned
home Monday.
Miss Nora Walberg, who has been
employed in Minneapolis for the past
five months, returned home Tuesday.
The dance given at this place Fri
day evening was fairly we'll attended
and good time enjoyed by all. Those
from out Of town VINO attended were
Id. FISHER of Browerville. Mabel and
Ruby Snow and Marvel Kingsley of
South Parker, Mettie Eckerson of
Green Prairie, Harris Gourd, Ralph
Hall Mabel Hall and Ethel Gourd of
Clough, A.. Frederlckson, Geo.
Wippler, Anna Wippler and Maud
Freeman Of Darling.
Monday afternoon, at about 2
Q clock. tho barn belonging to James
Newell was discovered on fire and be-
fore help could get there the building
was past saving. How 1t started is
not known. There was no insurance
carried on same.