Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-06-30

afternoon to meet Henry Roth, Ri who
came here on the afternoon passenger.
Fred Peterson, the furniture dealer OF
Long Prairie. was in Swanville a
short time Wednesday in his auto.
Robt. PETE returned from Glenwood
Thursday, where he had attended 8
convention as a delegate from the
local Congregational church. He re.
ports q very pleasant meeting. Next
year the convention is to be held in
Swanv1lle.
J. F. Muske made trip to Bowlus
IN his auto Thursday to meet his
mother. Mrs. F. G. Muske, who re.
turned that day from Onamia where
she had been visiting her son, William
Muske. and wife for over a week.
Mrs. Bernier and little son, who
have been visiting at the DIR. Campbell
home for several weeks past, returned
to their home in Thief River Falls last
Thursday. Mrs. Bernler 10 a sister Of
Mrs. Campbell.
H. PETE was business caller a few
hours Thursday. He went down on
the freight and returned on the pas.
senger.
Fred Abeling Of Long Prairie visited
here Thursday with his daughter.
Mrs. John Muske, Miss Eva
Abeling, who has been visiting here
for several weeks. returned with him.
Mrs. John Egan arrived Saturday
afternoon and will open up the Albion
hotel again. She and Mr.. Egan were
here some time ago and ran the Albion
but went to Little Falls in April,
where they have had the management
of the West hotel. Mr.. Egan will con
tinue to manage the West hotel while
Mrs. Egan will condnct the Albion,
Their many friends will welcome them
back to Swanville.
Mrs. Buelow, ST., and Sam Campbell
returned from st. Paul last week,
where they have been called by the
serious illness of Jesse Buelow.
Miss Alma Mielke and Miss Ruth
Wallander with Mrs. Egan and will
assist at the Albion.
Rev. Oehlert of Little Falls passed
through here Saturday afternoon on
his way to Long Prairie. Rev. Koeb-
Ter of Long Prairie met him here.
Rev. Oehlert was to preach at the Ger
man Lutheran Mission Festival Sun
day at Long Prairie. He returned to
Little Falls Monday.
Will and Jess Buelow returned from
the cities Saturday. Will Buelow was
called to St. Paul some time ago by
the serious illness of his brother, Jess,
who now has recovered stuff GENTLY
to accompany him home,
Herman Muske returned from
s. D.. Monday.
Otto Hitzmann and Emil Mielke
were at Long Prairie Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Scott and family
visited few hours at the John Muske
camp at Lake Pillsbury Sunday even
ing.
Ed. Ladwig, formerly of Swanville
but now of Minneapolis, IS visiting at
the William Stems home few weeks.
A large crowd OF young men and
boys from here left for Pillsbury Lake
Monday, where they expect to camp
a while.
:: John and Irwin Kind, Lloyd Mitchell
and Jim Maloney form q party that
are staying at the Engelhart camp
this week.
Mrs. Ellie Biteman arrived here last
week for an extended visit with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Kaffens-
barger.
It is reported that DR.. Arnold, for.
merly Of Swanville, but now of Min
neapolis, is very sick and small hopes
are entertained for his recovery. He
has suffered two strokes of paralysis.
w. Smith and family have moved
out to Pillsbury, where they expect to
enjoy the lake breezes for the rest of
the summer.
DR.. Campbell and son, Robert, left
for the cities Saturday, where they are
to visit few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Mielke enter.
tanned a party of nine at their
home since last Friday. Their com.
pany arrived in autos and are from
the southern part Of the state. They
home Monday.
The German Lutheran church of
Swanville will hold their annual Mis-.
sion Festival week from the coming
Sunday in the Koeing Bros. grove.
Next Tuesday is the glorious Fourth
of July and everyone is cordially in
vited to come to Swanville on that
day, as the Firemen are planning all
kinds of entertainments tor their
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Martin of Glen
wood, who visited here last week, re-
Mrs. L. Signor and con of Little
Falls visited relatives here last week.
A cripple was around town Tuesday
selling packages of court plaster to
citizens who took pity on him.
Miss Tillie Hitzemann of St. Paul
arrived here Monday for visit with
her brother, Otto and family.
Posters are up for a show to be
given at Little Falls Monday July
10th.
Chas. G]antz, depot agent at Cyrus,
is spending his two weeks vacation at
the j. d. Stith home and will also
visit other relatives.
Mrs. Glantz has already been visit
ing week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Stith.
BOWL US
June 20 -Stroman brothers and
Postmaster McRae of Swanville, came