Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-08


spend Thanksgiv wing, returning Mons
Miss Della Parent, primary teacher
at this place, left Wednesday for her
home in Parent, returning here Sum.
day. 3 1zr.. .= .#:.
T. j. O'Brien transacted business in
Little Falls "Wednesday.
Mrs. Sadie johnson went to Royal:
ton Friday for short VISIT with rela-
tives, returning Sunday. r.; G. ~.
Miss Irene Campbell, who teaches
near dreeti Prairie, spent Thanksgiv-
inR ut home. itt $G'ai,:; - r =. !
Miss sara Calhoun, who. is engaged
in teaching a.: Ward Springs, came
home Thursday noon to fspsnd, her
Thanksgiving vacation, x returning
Monday. <.:,,.t>.l. e. -
.. Mrs. Annie Barnes and little son
came up Thursday from Saltwater for
a few week. 8 visit with, her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kennedy. p, :
business caller here "Wednesday.
The Misses Ethel Danielson and
Katie Sullivan, who are attending
High school IN Little Falls, spent
their Thanksgiving vacation at their
homes near this place. returning to
Little Falls Sunday. j.. >. :,
Miss Nellie Hegg left; Wednesday for
Valley City, N. D., at which place she
will Ike employed.
Miss Martha Misty, teacher in tho
Sullivan district. went to Little Falls
Thursday for few days. visit at her
home. - ~-.... - ..
Arthur Kezeck,: who has been in
Montana for the past several months
returned home Thursday. called here
By the illness of his father.
Harry HOLSTER oft Staples: spent
Thanksgiving with friends at this
place, the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. j
Bentler. .ss4 p (. ( f.: 49, nj, I
! Misses Connie strom and Clara Lar
son, teachers in the vicinity Of Ham
dali and Cushing, left Wednesday, &or
their homes at the Brickyards. =: %.:SH.:,-
b. Bentler was al little Fails bust
ness caller Saturday, ,,i,fges; *~...a H..
Mrs. Forest Noggleep an, aDc Slaughter,
Florence, visited Saturday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kennedy.
returning home Sunday.
ellen and Harold Campbell left Sun
day TOR Little Falls at which place
they are attending business college,, :.
:: Miss Nellie Sullivan spent Saturday
in; Little Falls. returning home sun-
day. =" ~. ...,!::
Miss Ida Grey returned: to Little
Falls Sunday, after several days
visit with her mother, Mrs. M. Grey.
P: Ehr of Duluth; spent Tuesday
with relatives at this place..
James Tracey left Sunday for Little
Falls, where he is attending high
school.
Mrs. Ashton and granddaughter,
Mabel Hall, left Tuesday for Seattle.
for an extended visit with relatives.
Raymond Sullivan. who is taking
up the short course in manual train
ing at Little Falls, spent Thanksgiv-
ing vacation at his home IN Parker.
Miss E. Hall was a Little Fall s
visitor Monday.
Mise Mamie Carpenter returned Sun
day from her home at Sank Rapids.
where she went to spend Yhanksgiv-
ing, - -
Miss Ebba Wlnterquist who teaches
in distict No. 80 Parker, returned S I'M
day after u several days visit at her
home near Belle Prairie. r."
Laura Anderson left Monday for st.
Cloud where she is attending Normal.
The Ladies Sewing society Of the
Catholic church met last Saturday at
the home of Mrs. A. Bermel They
will meet next time with Mrs. N. Ehr
Saturday Dec. 18th. ~3:Ny..
The first annual bail was given by
the Firemen Thanksgiving night and
was grand success in every way 1t
was held in the New: store building
owned by Hans 9osch. Heinies' or
chestra Of Staples furnished the music.
The net proceeds amounted to nearly
one hundred dollars. A.: fine supper
was served in the Eureka store build
ing by the Ladies Of the Catholic
church which was enjoyed by all. The
proceeds for supper amounted to $26. Is.
Last Saturday evening the Sewing
society of the Catholic church held a
sale IF quilts and few ARTICLES after
which a lunch was served. The
amount made by articles oo)d and
lunches served was $3.50.
The SAD news has reached here of the
death of Grandma Rickerson, who
died Wednesday morning at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs.S. =. Langmade,
formerly Of this place, but now living
near Anoka- Mrs. Kickerson died on
her 87th birthday death being due to
old age. She made her home here for
many years with her daughter. Mrs. ..
G. Cochran. After their removal to
Oregon she went to An0ka to live. She
leaves to mourn her loss two sons and
four daughters besides q host OF
friends ,who' will be sorry 10 hear Of
her death" for she was loved and re-:
spected BY all VINO knew her. !, - :.
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