Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-14
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Jan. 11.-Mrs. J. Markuson and
daughter, Minnie, Of Grey Eagle,
visited Wednesday and Thursday at
the John Stroman home. they had
been to Little Falls Wednesday and
stopped off here on their way home.
Miss Hulda Hitzemann of st. Paul,
who has been visiting her brother,
Otto Hitzmann, and wife, returned
home last Wednesday.
The hremen held their annual meet
ing Monday evening; Jan: Bird, and
elected the following officers for the
coming year: Chief, Herman Kaun !;
asst chief, Chas. Axel; secretary,
Otto Hitzemann; engineer. Albert
Koenig. -.
Mrs. Iatro returned from Mime
apclls last Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Vernette Lambert returned
here Wednesday after spending her
holiday vacation at Royalton.
The play given by the Eighth grade
was taken to Burtrum Friday night
and showed to q good house.
The neat sum Of twelve dollars was
cleared and now they have enough
funds to buy a good organ.
Gene Cotield gave dance at Bur-
trum Friday night, after the play
given by the pupils.
On Friday the lodge presented Mrs.
B. B. Cox with silver bread plate
to show their appreciation Of her
efforts during the two terms she has
been Noble Grand of the lodge. Mrs.
Sanford is to take her place.
L. Riemer was q Long Prairie
visitor last week.
Miss Laura Thompson returned from
her home in Hutchinson, where she
spent her holiday vacation. =. -"
A dance was given at the Shipman
nome last Saturday night. Several
from town were out. -:
Miss Mary Hudson returned from
her home at Paynesv1lle Thursday
morning Via Sank Centre. :: -. - =,
Chas. St1th and Harry Hall were
among those who attended the dance
at Burtrum Friday night.
Irwin Stith, who was employed in
the News Office, left for Pequot,
where he will work for Editor East
man.
Miss Ethel Chambers of the Brick
yards, who has been visiting relatives
and friends here, returned to her
home Tuesday morning.
Miss Mary Hudson went to Sank
Centre, returning Friday morning,
but continued her trip to Little Falls,
from which place she returned in the
afternoon. She was accompanied by
her brother who was on his way to
the Shattuck military school IN Fari
bauIt.
Mrs. L. Riemer went to Long
Prairie Saturday with the stage and
VISITED over Sunday with relatives
and friends
"A party was given at the Dolven
home Thursday evening. Quite q
crowd from town went out.
Mr.. Smith Of FELTON,, Mimi, has
opened harness shop in the Meyer
and Kind building.
While Mr. and Mrs. 9. u. Barber
were at the lodge their home was
destroyed by fire and when they
reached the place they found nothing
but the smouldering ruins. This is
quite loss for the family, especially
at this time of tho year.
Miss Laura Brannen came up from
Little Falls Monday to attend to her
class in vocal music. She returned to
her nome Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Seth is reported as very i'll.
Harvey Sullivan of Glenwood is
visiting his parents for few days.
A dance Is to be given the 18th for
the benefit OF G. u. Barber, whose
home was recently destroyed by fire.
Ernest Stith was Little Falls visitor
Monday.
A dance IS to be given at Pillsbury
Friday night.
A comedy entitled Farmer Has
klns'' Will be given by the Swanville
Dramatic Co., on the evening OF Jan.
Goth. It is to be given for the benefit
OF the Congregational church.
Hattie Osborne and her cousin, Mr.
Azure Of Pillsbury, spent Sunday at
the j: y. Stith home and attended
services here in the afternoon.
On Saturday evening the Odd
Fellows and the Rebekahs held their
joint installation OF officers, after the
ceremonies supper being served.
Mrs. Nick Troug was called to
Cbaska by the serious illness Of her
niece.
Anton Decker was IN Little Falls on
h,,siross T,,oeIov