Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-04-15
RANDALL

April 18.--Elmer> Westeen, who is;
employed at Deerwood. came down
I thursday on. business, returning
Tim Tracey returned to this place
Thursday after short stay in Fargo,
~ Harris Gourd left Thursday for
a several weeks visit at his former
home IN Oklahoma.
"A. ". Mccarthy spent Friday in
Little Falls ana was accompanied
home by Mrs.. Mccarthy, who spent
Saturday here, returning to Little
Falls Sunday.
III. H. Cralghead, night operator at
this place, spent Friday and Saturday
at his home in St. Paul.
Mrs. N. Ehr was Little Falls
visitor Friday afternoon.
Miss Title Simones left Friday for
few days visit with relatives in
Minneapolis. and from there she e4'
poets to 60 to Lakeville. Mlnn., for a
few months visit.
Chester Wiley was a county seat
visitor Friday.
Julia Sullivan, who is teaching in
the vicinity OF Pierz, called on
friends at this place between trains
Saturday.
VIM. Campbell, James Sullivan and
A. w. Honstrom we're county seat
visitors Saturday.
Miss Kate Kempenich left Saturday
for Minneapolis for few weeks visit
with relatives
Miss Lucia Lucas of Little Falls
spent Saturday with relatives at this
p'1 The Misses Laura MaGee ana
Clarabelle and Gertrude Kay spent
Saturday In Little Fails, returning
here Sunday.
Geo. Nelson returned to this place
Sunday, after q few days spent at his
home In, New Richland, MINI.
G.. E. Calhoun spent Sunday evening
with friends at Green Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bentler visited
Sunday at the home OF his father, j.
Bentier.
Aug. Schwanke and Neil Miller,
who are employed at Crow Wing,
spent Sunday at their homes at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gibson visited
Sunday at this place, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Chapman.
Miss Nora Weaver closed very
successful term of school in district
80, Parker, Friday, anu left Sunday
for bel home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. G. Barnes and son, Anguet,
left Sunday for few days visit with
relatives In Royalton.
Walter Little left Sunday for
Minneapolis, where he expects to he
employed for some time.
Geo. Calhoun was business caller
at Crow Wing and Fl. Ripley Monday.
T.. Chapman transacted business
in Wadena Monday afternoon.
Sam Chernikovsky was a business
caller at this place tuesday.
Sheriff Armstrong of Little Falls
transacted business at this place Tues
day.
Mrs. T. O. Smith and Hazel Camp
bell were Little Falls visitors Monday.
Rev. Jewell, pastor Of the: NJ. E.
church IN Little Falls, held services
at this place Tuesday evening.
Agnes. the 8-year-old daughter ut
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Smldth, died at her
home at this place Tuesday morning
at 2:15 o'clock, after long and pain
full illness. The funeral will be held
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock from st.
James Catholic church. Mr.. and
Mrs. .Smidtn have the sympathy of the
community in their great sorrow.
TIE Randall Eighth grade gradual
ing exercises will be held Friday
evening, April IS, at the Presbyterian
church The program is as follows:
Song, ''Alfarata, class; class history,
Carl Dalquist; recitation, miss
Edith Helps Along Laura Hanger;
song, "A Morning Row." primary
pupils class prophecy, Belle Davis;
recitation, "Kabbi Ben Leu Edla
Olson drll, ten girls; recitation,
Green Mountain Justice, - karel
Rlckerson; trio. Judith and Chas.
Holmgren and Esther Dolquist recita-
tlon,: ASLEEP at the Switch, Pauline
Calhoun !; class will, John Dolquist;
song, Randall School Days" class.
The class motto u.s. Sails set. and