Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-02-18
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Ssza j Vasaly, the diamond signl
man. returned last Friday from Mime
apo. s, where he attended the meeting
of the Minnesota Retail jewelers.
association. BIZ t ..-.- - -.
Loren Roberts Of NJ Minneapolis visited
here over Sunday as rhetguest of rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remi Richard re-
turned to their home in the
Saskatchewan valley, Canada, the
lattetr part of last week, after an ex-
tended visit with relatives here.
Sydney Nelson, who came in from
Ciarissa last week for visit with his
brother, Ed. Nelson, has returned
home. ..4.@ =. s., .... $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs R. p. Musser, who
were visiting in the East, returned
the latter part of last week.
Miss MYRTLE Dawson left Saturday
for Long Prairie, near which place she
teaches school, after visit here with
her parents.
W. L Farnam departed Saturday
for q visit in Staples and Park
Rapids. j.
Neil Peters of Royalton has returned
home after a visit here as a guest at
the g. O. Brannen home. i.
Mrs. Charles L1sle, and Misses
Laura Terrell and Della Broker were
up from Royalton Saturday on a
| visit. ~~
B. F. Nelson, president of tho
Hennepin Paper company, visited the
local paper mill Saturday.
M ro~1o~ r. Tho
wholesale grocery house of W. B. &
W. Il. Jordon of Minneapolis. stopped
of here tor a short visit Saturday,
enroute home form western trip.
DIR. e. L. Fortier returned the latter
part of last week from a professional
visit to Perham.
Miss Addie StoIl, who went to
Brainerd to attend the funeral Of
William Koop. returned Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Jessie Burial has returned to
st. Cloud to resume her duties as
instructor at the Normal, after an over
Sunday visit with relatives here.
l.. F. L. Harrigan, traffic manager for
this division of the Northwestern
Telephone company, was up from st.
Cloud on business visit last Friday.
Ed. Gagnon departed for Peoria,
Ill. last Friday for visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Marotte of Crook
ston, who were visiting friends and
relatives in this city, returned home
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Stoll of PierZ,
who we're visiting here as guests Of
Mr.. Stoll's mother, Mrs. Gertrude
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week.
Victor Butler, who was visiting
relatives III Garfield and Melrose, re-
turned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Brick left Mon
day for Rochester, where they took
their little son, Walter, for treatment.
Miss Alice McNairy has gone to
Frazee for visit with her brother.
W. E. Penteld was a business
visitor in the twin cities this week.
Miss Frances F'ortier,. VII" was
visiting here with relatives and
friends over Sunday, returned to
Monticello Sunday evening to resume
schools of that place.
Miss Frances Dlllworth, who was
visiting here as the guest OF Mr.. and
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Mitchell. s. d., Sunday.
H. G. Snow went to jamestown,
N. D.. on business trip.
Miss. Marjory Arnold went to
Onam1a Monday for visit with
relatives.
Ms. J. Stang came up from st.
Paul Saturday and visited here few
days with her daughter. Mrs. G. M.
Hallanger.
Miss Bertha Rassier mas returned to
/ Royalton, where she has charge of the
Northwestern Telephone company
switch board, after an over Sunday
! visit here with her parents.
Miss Hettle Bradley. who was visit
ing here with relatives over Sunday,
has returned to st. Cloud to resume
her studies at the Normal
j. J. McRae, postmaster at Swan
j vile, was here Saturday and departed
the same day for points in Kansas,
/ where he will visit couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Ougas, who were
| visiting in the twin cities, returned
Monday night.