Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-28

Jan. "a. Herbert Sui ivan returned
5 his work ia GIenwood last Wednes-

Jan. q. Herbert Sulli ivan returned
to his work ia GIenwood last Wednes-s
day:
Iheo Dobbs had runaway last
week, but fortunately there was no
one injured, although the occupants
were thrown out when the sled tipped
over. >.=<
Miss Clara CAM went to Little
Falls last Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Schwanke. She returned Thursday.
Alex Halls children are having an
attack of the measles. - -
The play given last Thursday night
for the benefit Of the Congregational
church was q success and was shown
to large house. About $25 was
cleared. Following is the cast of
characters Chas. Stith. Mel Vincent.
Murdock Vincent, Albert McRae, Roy
McRae, Olga Stems Mary Hudson,
Laura Thompson, Lillian Sullivan. -
The local Relief Corps sent quite q
delegation to Burtrum last Thursday,
where they met with the Corps of that
place and had an enjoyable meeting. =
The Odd Fellows and Rebeckahs had
the pleasure of entertaining the
members of the district convention of
the Rebeckahs here Friday evening.
The Long Prairie lodge sent nine
delegates, while Motley sent two;
there were two from st. Cloud and
one from Minneapolis. MIS-. Cum
mlngs, the state president of the lodge;
and Miss Coons, the district president,
were both present. After the business
meeting short program was
rendered, and then refreshments were
served. Later in the evening the time
was passed in dancing.
Ed. Smith was Little Falls visitor
Wednesday. He is travelling for q
threshing machine company.
VIM. M1elke was at Little Falls on
business last Thursday. -
Miss Mamie PetZ, who has been
away the last SIX weeks visiting rela-
tives IN Minneapolis and Mankato, re-
turned home Thursday. a..
Mrs. W. Raffensparger went to Glen.
wood last Thursday to see her new
grandson who arrived at the home of
Sam Martin.
John Stroman had a lighting plant
put in the living rooms last week.
Mr.. Splittdorf of Upsala was a
Swanville visitor Saturday.
Miss Mamie Mrozek, who is attend.
ing the business college, came home
Saturday to spend Sunday with her
| parents.
/ Albert Tatro and Mrs. Max were
married at Little Falls last Saturday.
! They returned here on the afternoon
train, and in the evening q crowd of
young folks turned out to charivari
them. They are to make their home
in Deerwood.
Mr.. McRae of Mesaba IS here visit
ing his brother, John McRae, Jr.,
and uncle, J. J. McRae, and family.
Miss Wilcox, who is attending the
high school IN Little Falls, spent
Sunday with her parents who live
northeast of town.
Miss Brannen of Little Falls came
up Monday afternoon to attend to her
| music class.
Miss Emma Sewers of Casselton, N.
D.. arrived here Friday for a visit
| with the Herman CAM family.
Earl Arnold came home from Mime
apolis for couple weeks visit with
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. E. Y.
Arnold. He wishes to rest up these
| weeks, as he was about sick when he
got home.
A surprise party was given on
Rodger McRae Tuesday evening and a
large crowd OF his young friends
turned out to surprise HIM. A good
time Is reported.
j. j. McRae was q Little Falls
visitor Tuesday.
A nephew of DR.. Campbell is max.
ing his home with him and attending
school here.
Fred Riebe sold his residence to Mr..
Smith. the new harness maker here.
Miss Mable Osborn of Piilsbury
visited with friends in the village
Tuesday.
The Firemen were out for practice
last Wednesday night, as the weather
was so fine.
A very pleasant social affair took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Rlemer Tuesday evening, when a
large crowd of friends dropped in
and surprised Mrs. Rlemer, it being
her birthday. After spending several
enjoyable hours in playing games,
refreshments were served, and when
the guests departed they wished Mrs.
Riemer many more happy returns of
the day.
III EIyrRIN TINE MTfluT MISS T1S