Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06
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Jan. 5.-I.!W. and Mrs. Bouck, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Bouck, Dr.. and Mrs.
Up. Chance spent New Years with
friends at Sank Rapids.
A. Halvorsen spent the Christ
mas holidays at Eau Claire visiting
friends. !:
Saturday afternoon the Misses
Batter, }. G. kurtz and Winch Bat
ger went to Watab to visit the Nc
Manus family.
VIM. Roller has taken a contract
with the 500 railroad at Onamia
and Leech Lake to put up ice.
T. H. Sparrow of Sank Rapids Wis.
tied relatives in town Saturday.
Herbert Bliss of Minneapolis was
the guest of Mrs. r. J. Batter over
Sunday.
Dougan returned to the university
Sunday and Blame McDougall to
the agricultural school at St. Paul.
Miss Carrie McDougall went to
Anoka Sunday to resume teaching.
Lou Miller has gone to Onamia
on fishing trip.
Damon Bouck went to Sank
Rapids Friday, enroute to South
Dakota. where he is to be employed
in bank.
HI. and Henry Schwartz have
gone to Wheelock, N. d., Oh bust
ness connected with a bank at that
place.
Hon. c. w. Bouck left Monday to
assume his duties in the legisla.
ture.
Monday, being bank holiday
the village was unusually quiet.
The Misses Ruth and Vernette
Lambert returned from Bemidii
Tuesday, where they went last Fri
day to visit their brothers..
Miss Rena Wilson left on the af-
terroon train for St. Cloud to re.
sumo her studies at the normal.
O. H. Havill of St. Cloud was in
Royalton and Bowlus Tuesday
looking after bis banking business
Byron Wilson returned to Ham
line Monday.
Miss Nellie Downs returned to
Sank Rapids Tuesday, where she
is teaching school.
[. W. Bouck and Lars Talberg of
Mt. Morris went to Sank Rapids on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. K. Bodwell is reported very
i'll at the home of Joe Miller.
A lire airrtn was turned in Tues
day morning from J. II. Schwartz's
which was promptly re-
sponded to by the department, but
there was no fire and consequently
no damage done.
Jack Hayes is substituting on L.
mail route.
The Venetian orchestra played in
Burtrum Monday night.
Miss Eleanor Armstrong of Elm
dale is visiting relatives in the viii
lage this week.
Jerre Murphy is in Royalton Wis.
iting friends.
In consequence of Indictment
the Women's Study club
will meet Friday afternoon instead
of Wednesday as usual.
Mrs. A. G.. Wilson is suffering
from a severe attack of neuralgia.
Miss Hazel Lisie has returned to
the St. Cloud normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crossfield and son of
kasota, were the guests of Mrs. Roy
Dragoo the latter part of the week.
Mrs. John Sjoberg aud daughters,
Julia and Bessie. were St. Cloud
visitors the first of the week.
Miss Cora Geer came home for
the holidays, returning to Corouso
Sunday, where she is teaching
J. D. McDougall was Sank
Rapids visitor Monday.
Winch Batter and his guest, +. C.
kurtz, returned to Hazleton, N. D.,
Tuesday, after having spent the
Christmas holidays at the r. Bat
zerhonae.
Miss W. NJ. Kobe left Tuesday for
Buckley, Washington.
,s&Mrs. HysOn and children of Little
Falls spent the holidays with Mrs.
sister, Mrs. Fred Barden,
leaving for home the first of this
week.
Fred Sjoberg has returned to In
ternationdl Falls, after a visit with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McCulloch of
Seattle are visiting Mr.. McCulloch's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
CullOch.
Miss Maud Martin returned to
Minneapolis Monday, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. J. II. Russell.
Among others who returned to
the cities after the holidays we're
Miss Edna Muncy, Miss Clara
Brockway and Miss Lucy Lisle.
A surprise party was given to Mr..
and Mrs. L. J. Dassow recently at
which large number enjoyed
very pleasant evening.
Mrs. Lamson left Monday for her
home at New Galley. having while
here been the guest of Mrs. L. J.
Dassow.
r. B. Peters has accepted a posi-
ton at Little Falls.
RANDALL