Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-02
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Nov 3O.-Walter Hass, who il
attending Concordia College in st.
Paul, arrived home Wednesday to
attend his siser, Ida's. wedding. He
returned to resume his studies Mon
The pupils of the public school gave
very interesting and appropriate
program Wednesday afternoon consist
ing of Thanksgiving pieces and songs.
Several visitors were present.. :!
Miss Laura Thompson of our pubic
school corps went to Sank Centre We'd
nesday afternoon and spent q very
pleasant Thanksgiving with relatives.
She returned home Monday morning
Miss Olga Stems left for Chaska last
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives anu friends there. Her
brother, Will Slems who IS attending
the State University, joined her in
Minneapolis and accompanied her to
Chaska Miss Stems returned home
Monday.
Clarence Stith and family, who have
been making their home in North
Dakota the past summer, returned to
Swanvllle THANKSGIVING day ard will
make their home here this winter.
Clara and Frank Chevalier OF Cyrus
arrived here last Thursday morning
and spent Thanksgiving with their
former friends and their relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. GlantZ and son,
Forrest, came down from Cyrus and
ate Thanksgiving turkey with Mrs.
Glantz's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. u.
Stlth and family. Mr. Glantz returned
the same afternoon while Mrs. GlantZ
and Forrest remained here for q visit
until Monday.
Mrs. F. q. Muske left for the cities
Thursday, where she spent Thanks.
giving with her daughter, Hulda, who
is attending business college in st.
Paul. Mrs. Muske also visited friends
in Minneapolis. She returned home
Monday.
Miss Lambert and Miss Mielke, two
of our popular teachers, took the train
he1e Thursday morning and spent
Thanksgiving with Miss Lambert's
mother. They were met by relatives in
Little Falls and drove to Royalton
from there reaching Royalton in time
for dinner. They returned home Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Ziehlsdorf and father and MIR.
Fetke OF Augusta, Wisconsin arrived
the Hass. Ziehlsdotf wedding Thursday.
:, A large Thanksgiving dance was
Royal Neighbors and was well
attended.
Mrs. Otto Dettler and daughter,
Martha. of Long Prairie visited at the
Hass home several DAYS last week.
Irene,> visited with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. W. Raffensbarger. few days
this week.
"A large number of ladies dropped IN
OF: Mrs. John Muske unawares Monday
evening and helped ner celebrate her
birthday. During the evening games
were: played and passed pleasant
time in general. Refreshments were
served and the guests left for respec-
tive homes wishing Mrs. Muske many
happy returns of the day.
Otto Hitzmann was business caller
in Long Prairie last Friday.
Mr.. Egan, proprietor of the Albion
hotel, is on the sick list these days.
On Thanksgiving day occurred the
happy event which made Miss Ida
Hass and Mr.. William Zlehlsdorf hus-
band and wife. The day was an ideal
one and even nature seemed to feel
joyous and happy with the young
couple. At three O'Clock in the after.
noon the BRIDE and groom with their
many friends drove to the Lutheran
church where Rev. Ziehlsdorf, brother
of the groom, performed the ceremony
which Joined them tor life. The bride
was attired in white silk with elabor-
ate trimmings of tucks, braid and
all-over lace, while the groom wore the
conventional black. The bride was
attended by Mis- Martha DettIer ana
MISS Alma Mielke who we're both
dressed in dainty white. Mr.. Louis
Hass, brother of the bride, and Mr..