Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-06-23
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June 21.-Mr. and Mrs j. Stroman
left for Minneapolis Tuesday morn
ing, where they expect to visit with
( friends and relatives for some time.
Miss Estella Grimstead is row en-
ployed in the local telephone Office.
Miss Grimstead is making her home
this summer with her sister, Mrs.
Ostrander.
Dir. and Mrs. Sam Martin of Glen
wood and children are in the village
tor visit with her parents, Mr. and
! Mrs. W. Rafensbarger, and other rel
| atives.
DR. .Campbell's automobile arrived
has been in Little Falls In the garage
for repair for some time.
Will Crosette OF Minneapolis. who
has been visiting his old school mates
the pats week, returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stroman entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Champlain at their
cottage at Pillsbury lake last Sunday.
| Among those who spent Sunday at
Pillsbury lake were the following:
Mr.. and Mis-. A. Mielke and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kind and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kllenert, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Axel, Emil Mielke, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Balm and family, Miss Pear
son, Hulda Muske, Mr.: and Mrs Eng
elhart and family. Florence Balm, Nh.
and Mrs. Smith and baby.
MISS Rhea Champlain is being enter.
tanned at the John Muske camp at lake
Pilisbury this week. Miss Eva Abel
ing of Long Prairie, sister of Mr..
Muske, is also at the camp.
Eugene Osborn arrived last week
from Canada for short visit with his
parents in Bruce.
j Mrs. j. J. McRae returned from St.
Paul Tuesday, where she had gone as
a delegate the W. R. &. convention
helu there. She reports a very pleas
ant meeting. Governor Eberhart
opened the convention with a very
pleasing address. Saturday the conven-
tion was asked to the Soldiers home
for dinner nd enjoyed themselves very
much.
J, j. J. McRae was Little Falls VISIT
or Monday.
Tuesday forenoon at about eleven
o Clock quiet but very pretty wedding
took place at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
W. Stems, when Miss Olga Stems be-.
came the bride OF Chas. Stith. The bride
was attired in light tan messaline
while the groom wore the conventional
black. Miss Myrtle Stith, sister of the
groom, was bridesmaid and wore white
messaline silk and W. SEEMS, brother
OF the bride acted as best man. Only
the immediate families witnessed the
, ceremony performed by Rev. Fl.
krOusey that made Miss Stems and
Mr.. Stith man and wife. A hountitul
dinner was served after the ceremony.
Mielke's auto call for them at about
twelve, and took them to Upsala and
then to Bowlus, where they took the
passenger for Duluth from which place
they will take a steamer for a trip on
the Great Lakes. They were sereraded
by a band OF friends before boarding
the auto. Miss Stems has grown to
womanhood here and has hosts of
friends while Mr.. Stith has also spent
/ most OF his life here and needs no in
PRODUCTION as everyone who meets him
} is LIS friend. Both carry with them
the best wishes Of everyone for a long
and happy married life. MIR. and
Mrs. Stith will be at home to their
. many friends during the summer as
they expect to make .Swanville their
2 home.
Mr.. Elliot, ST. left last week for a
, visit with relatives IN this state and
South Dakota. He does rot EXPECT tn
return toSwanville and will be greatly
, missed by his many friends and espec.
tally members Of the &. A. r. and W.
, X. G. as he was very active in the or
ganizaion Of these orders
3 Last Wednesday being Flag Dav a
t great many Of our citizens had flags
, up at their place of business and resi-.
dence IN commemOratlOn OF the day.
Blanche Balm was very agreeably
< surprised last Wednesday evening when
large number of her friends dropped
. IN on her Unexpectedly to help her cele.
5 brate her seventh birthday. The even
r ing was spent in playing games out in
$ the yard. Later refreshments consist
: ing OF candy, nuts. ana fruit were
served. All spent very pleasant even
= happy birthdays.
Z caller last Thursday between trains
Mrs. w. Smiths mother. who has
. been visiting here for some time. re-
8 turned to her home last Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Goetz were at
Little Falls between trains last Thurs
$ day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. s. Scott and child
rem returned from Bemidji, where thew
, have been visiting. Mrs. Scott has
} been there for some time while Mr..
Scott went up Sunday, returning with
them Thursday.
Albert Dreaming acted as tonsorial
artist during the absence of Mr.. Scott
} in Bemidji.
Mrs. K. w. Campbell was T.;tt1a
Falls visitor last week Thursday.
) George Rosch of Long Prairie was a
Swanville visitor last Thursday a few
hours.
Mrs. Voss Of Bruce was at Little
Falls etween trains last Thursday.
Hilmuth Rlenke returned home last
Thursday for visit with his mother
who resides here.
W. Smith was at Little Falls Friday
and Saturday making the trip with his
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