Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-09
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lPrairie sunday. " % I E. s 6 So
n Mrs. Greedy mas been " very iii for
several days but y 'sG is reported. I con-.
Mn: Mary Street came up from.
Merriam PARK Saturday night on
account Of her: mothers illness. IS ti .s$ ;!
~ Miss Anna White returned Saturday
il after q month s: vacation. &. :I,:.@y3 !. :
! u. M. zBouck has been Ill for the past
week. ~ s<,f$,sA = = \. = To-. =
Rev. .G. Il. sPlatt held services in
Grace church Sunday evening, after
a month g vacation spent at Hubert. =.
Miss Maude Hunter has returned to
Minneapolis. t.. ,-~.T''
Among those from here who at.
tended the state tair,. are G. Rosen-
meier, A. G. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
denny, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81. Muncy,
Mr.. and Mrs. 'Noggle, Walter Parkins, :
Isaac Wilson, Leo Dawley, Miss Jennie
Estey and Miss Julia Thone. :
Miss Soensrud of Minneapolis ar
rived Saturday to fill the position of
principal in tho High school. -...~.
! Among the new teachers are Miss
Sephton Of Glendale. N. d., and Miss
Senyer of Morris.
Miss FOLEY. has returned to Royal
ton and resumed here position in the
school.
Mrs Richard Trask has been quite
Ill tor several days..
Miss Lucy Lisle has gone back to
Duluth, where she is studying ina
business college.
Miss Vernette Lambert has returned
to Swanvllle, where she will teach
another year. .
John Gilmer, an old settler Of this
place died at Thunder Lake last
week. Mr.. Gllmer was Canadian
by birth and had reached the age of
eighty -one at the time Of his death.
His remains were brought here for
burial Monday by his sons, W. H. ard
Frank. and the funeral was held at
the NJ. E. church The members of
his family that survive him are his
wife and four sons-John of Brainerd,
Alex of Pine River, W. a. and Frank
of this place and Mrs. r. b. Nc
Dougall OF Bellevue.
Mi. and Mrs. B. W. Lak1n of
Bemidji visited his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Lakin, while en- route to
the state fair.
H. s. Bliss Of Minneapolis was the
guest at the Batter home Sunday.
Miss Nellie Downs is teaching school
at Sank Rapids this year.
Mrs. W. Russell OF Duluth is VISIT
ing here.
Mrs. Mary Street returned to st.
Paul Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Walters of Tamarac is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leon Hollen-
beck.
Miss Carrie MoDougall is teaching
at Anoka this year.
Mrs. VIM. Furgeson is here from
Flanders to remain indefinitely with
Mrs. George Furgeson, who is still
quite ill.
! Mrs Chas. Ros, of Montana, has
been called here by the illness of her
mother, Mrs Richard Trask.
The mighty hunters are very much
IN evidence these days, hut we do not
hear much about the game that they
bring home. Among the dead shots
! that have~gone forth with dog and
gun are DR.. Watson. c. X. Rhoda, Ct.
L. and W. H. Galley, q. E. Wilson,
Joe Newman. j. 81. Schwartz and
many others too numerous to mention.
/ Miss Dorothy Foote of kallspel,
Mont, is here visiting her uncle, e.
-. Foote, enroute to st. Cloud to
/ dGG0uU LILO xNOIudls
| Lawrence McManus of Watab spent
Sunday here.
The A. E. Grassland family have
moved to Henry Sparrow's house on
Mill street.
John Blackhurst of Rush City. who
has been visiting his friends here for
several weeks, has..returned.
Mrs. Rose Murphy is keeping house
Il E1,s sotn nr 11,~S tha
keepers absence.
Merlin and Hazel Wakefield have
returned to their home at Sank Centre
after having spent a part of their
vacation here with their aunt. Mrs. j.
n. Carnes. -
g. L. Galley lett Thursday for the
state fair.
Mrs. Edith Bane of Minneapolis is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
SAVOY.
i The Misses Hazel Lisle and Della
Broker will be Normal students this
fall.
Edgar Rice and Lois Woodwork of
Foley, we're married Monday at the
home of MIR. Rice grandmother, Mrs.
James Muncy. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Campbell of St.
Cloud, in the presence of relatives and
few friends.
Several cars of fish fry arrived Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Schwartz and MIR.
and Mrs. H. Bennewitz left Tuesday
to attend the state fair.
Dan Broadhead has returned to his
home in Washington.
M. B. Wooisey of Galsburg, ILL.,, is
visiting here with Mr.. Martlnson.
Miss Emma Anderson has gone to-
Hastings, where she will make her
home.