Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-20

Ichildren 81 Little Falls, who has boon
VISITING her parents. Mr.. and Mf4
IAadlDg. returned to their homo last
Wednesday.
The q. q. K. and Relief Corps held
their smeetlnR last Friday afternoon.
The Sons Of Veterans entertained the
ladies Of the Relief Corps at q bounti-
tul supper served at the Central House
and twas very much enjoyed by all.
Mis- Mary Hudson went to Sank
Centre last Friday afternoon, return
ing on the morning train Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brendal returned
from Starbuck last Wednesday, where
they had been called by the death of
Mr.. Brendal's sister.
Herman Muske, returned from
Glenwood last Friday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Scott visited with
, their son, $. S, Scott, and family here
| Friday.
Emery Tatro and family left for
their new home last week.
The local fire department was out
for practice last Wednesday evening.
Emil Phieffer left for Raymond,
Mimi, last Saturday, and returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. Martin and granddaughter,
Ruth JONES'. left for Glenwood Satur-
day afternoon, where they visited
! with relatives over Sunday.
A crowd composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. b. Cox and daughter, May, Misses
Hulda Muske and Laura Thompson
drove to Royalton in the Axel auto
| with Herman Axel as chauffeur. They
spent the day at the home of Miss
Vernette Lambert, who returned with
them. They all report a very en-
]oyable trip.
Harvey Sullivan came down from
Glenwood Saturday morning for q
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Vernet Lambert went to Royal
ton last Saturday for a short visit
under the PARENTAL roof. She returned
Sunday.
Miss Mary Hudson went to Little
Falls Saturday in an auto with friends
and returned on the afternoon
passenger. -
Dr. and Mrs. Arnold are planning to
move to Minneapolis in the near
future and will dispose of their house
mold goods at public auction Friday.
Their many friends regret to SEQ them
leave.
MIR. Stems returned from Chaska,
where he went to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Stems father. Mrs. Stems
remained there tor a longer stay.
! Mrs. Kadiug went to Little Falls
last Tuesday.
Gilbert Holienbeck of Breckenridge
passed through here Wednesday on his
way to Long Prairie
Mel Vincent went to Minneapolis
last Thursday.
The teachers entertained the San
Soucl society last Thursday.
Mrs. Mills of Burtrum was here for
a short visit with friends between
trains last Thursday.
| Geo. Thompson of Glenwood was
here on business last week.
| Dtto Shook was IN town last Friday
on business
Mr.. Kiewel of Little Falls was in
town with his auto last Friday.
Miss Lackerg returned from the
cities last Friday.
Dave Bennett OF Birch Lake was in
town Friday.
Rev. Barko went to Willard Satur-
day to hold services there Sunday.
Mrs. Anderson is ENJOYING visit
from her brother and sister, who
arrived here Saturday. One Is from
Minneapolis and the other from
Montana.
i. Dolven's team took lively runaway
down main street last Saturday. They
were overtaken by an automobile and
caught before any damage was done to
the buggy.
An Important affair in local lodge
circles took place here Saturday,
when the four local lodges held union
meeting. The grand master of the
Odd Fellows, VIM. Barber, was
present from Long Prairie. A large
delegation from Long Pralrle and
Burtrum were present. A sumptuous
banquet was served in Cox's hall after
the business meeting OF the evening.
Dancing wasengaged IN in Stith's hall.
| A box social will be given In Cox's
hall by the Royal Nelghbors Wednes-
day.
Mrs. A. Kind left for Drake, N. D.,
tor an extended visit under the
PARENTAL roof.
Chas. Stith left for Washington, D.
G., Monday to attend the Sunday
school convention held there.
Mrs. Theo. Dobbs and son returned
from L1dgerwood, N. D., where they
have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ziehlsdorf and children re-
turned from a visit with her parents
in Wisconsin Tuesday. She was &C.
companled home by her father.
Nazalr Blair is here visiting rela.
tives and friends.
Miss Olga Stems, Myrtle Stith,
Laura Thompson and Mary Hudson
went to Pljlsbury by auto to attend
services Tuesday evening. Rev. North
! nraochod thoro