Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-02-11
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M6T1Ou anu NEEt rene 0810 H5 were n ~
Little Falls one day: last week to have
the girls eyes treated. q 81 s :s.t II !.
A very pleasant surprise was gwen
Misses Hudson and Thompson Thurs
day evening by their many young
friends The victims of the surprise
were escorted to the hall, where the
tim ewas spent In dancing The surprise
was given the evening proceeding the
girls birthday, and after refreshing
daintles were. served their many
friends left for their respective homes,
wishing them many more happy
birthdays. fe*t i
A Mr.. Peterson, travelling
photographer, Is, IN town this week
taking pictures of all who wish to have
theirs taken. He has his studio up
stairs IN F. G. Muske's block.
Mrs. Flood was a Little Falls visitor
Thursday taking the teachers ex-
aminatl0ns.
Miss Myrtle Mortenson came home
from Little Falls Saturday where she
had been taking the teachers examina-
tions.
Earl Arnold left for Minneapolis
Saturday to resume his duties at
Dayton's. His vacation at home has
done him much good, and he returns to
his work much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chevalier were at
Little Falls Saturday.
Mrs. w. Raffensbarger returned
from GIenwood last week, where she
had been caring for her daughter
who had been sick, bnt who is now
much improved. She was accompanied
home by her grand daughter, Irene
Martin, who will make her home here
for the present.
+ Misses Dunn and Battenburg, two of
the Burtrum teachers, were in town
Saturday between trains to do some
shopping, ana also to visit friends.
Mrs. b. B. Cox, Mrs. Sanford and
Mr.. and Mrs. WiIlett drove over to
Burtrum Thursday and joined the
Royal Nelghbor lodge
Miss May Hudson took the afternoon
train here Friday for Sank Centre to
visit friends and relatives till Satur-
day. She, however, took sick and was
not able to come back till Monday.
Miss Rena Ripley and Miss Anna
Long were Swanville visitors Satur'
day.
Miss Clara CAM and her friend,
Miss Emma Sewers of Casselton, N.
d., who have been visiting here, left
for Minneapolis last week Wednesday.
Miss CAM expects to be employed
there, while Miss Sewers will visit
there for several weeks and from there
Will 60 to Wisconsin for another visit.
A dance was given at the Shipman
home Saturday evening. A large
crowd from town were out.
A bright baby boy arrived at the
VIM. Trampe home last Thursday.
Roy Davis and Miss Kick of Long
Prairie visited at the Central House a
short time Sunday afternoon.
j. Str0man returned from B0wlus
ness connected with the telephone.
Friday on the freight on business, re-
The following were Little Falls
John Pearson, Robt. PETE, Martin
Kinney.
Mrs. Graham of Little Falls passed
through here Saturday morning from
visit at Sank Centre.
The tiremen held their regular meet
| irg Monday evening.
| The VIM. Koenig home was
gladdened by the arrival OF new
baby boy.
Lenten services will be held in the
German Lutheran church Thursday
evening during the Lenten season.
Miss MOrozyck, who is attending the
Little Falls business college, spent
Sunday with her parents here.
A new boy arrived at the Morozyck
home last Friday.
The Royal Neighbors organized
lodge here Monday evening.
| Clement Arnold was Little Falls
visitor Saturday.
Miss Helen Morozyck was Little
Falls visitor between trains Saturday.
! Miss Carrie Ludenla, who has been
visiting her parents near here, took
the train Saturday afternoon tor
Dumont.
Miss Laura Thompson has been
having a seige of neuralgia the last
week or more, and Monday was unable
to attend to her school duties
Miss Larson of Upsala IS visiting at
the J. u. Stith home:
Mrs. Connolly of Glenwood arrived
here Saturday morning for a visit
with the Mat Zwilllng family.
There is to be a masquerade dance
given in Hamm' g hall Friday night,
Feb. II.
Mrs. VIM. Stems was called to
Chaska Wednesday by the serious ill.,
ness of her father, who is rapidly
failing.
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