Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-11-17

CONE AND GONE
4 Stanley Vernon and Frank Cannon
returned to Rice the first of the week,
after an over sunday visit with rela-
tiyeehare, being employ ed near that
placdas timekeepers for tho Northern
Pacidc. - - ~ s ..; 81. z,3.
Mark Millspaugh. who y al TO Mime.
apolisIon business visit, returned Sun.
: Mis-. e. Keeder 81 st. Paul, who has
been visiting relatives at Burtrum. Wis.
tied friends here Monday enroute
home. =, $3.50. g. -
/ q. H. Klasen, probate judge of Stearns
county, was business visitor here
Monday. - =. 49,. .... i: Z
II W. Leigh Cary. city editor Of the st.
Cloud Times, returned to the ".Granite
City Sunday evening. after an over
Sunday visit with relatives. 80
Mrs. Frank Kenick, who was visiting
relatives in :Royalton, returned Sunday.
Miss Leonilla Vessel left Saturday
for visit with friends ia St. Paul
Lester Longley, who has been en-
ployed as timekeeper for government
construction crew at Ceville. Mont re-
turned home the first of the week. -
/ Miss Clemmie Notion and Miss Jen.
ME johnson were down from Fl. Rip
ley, visiting ever Sunday with relatives
.of Miss Notion. -
Jacob Deutsch If Minneapolis came
up Saturday for visit with relatives.
+ MIR. and Mrs. Dan Blanchard and
son, who we're visiting with relatives
in: Royalton over Sunday, returned
Monday. .,. :.
r. b. Willard, who was to <Minneapo.
lis on business visit, returned Sun.
day. :.
I Miss Odile Heroux, who was assist
ing at the Russell store in Royalton
Saturday. returned home that evening.
/ Miss Gertrude Kay was in from
Gushing for an over Sunday visit with
relatives: @s-<
Dr.. and Mrs. E. ". Kaliher and chill
[dren, who were spending Sunday with
friends in Sank Centre, returned Mon.
day.
F. e. Judkins, who has been visit
ing relatives in Pike Greek, returned
to Princeton Monday. -:
Rev. II. Newton Ward of the
Seabury Divinity School, Fairbault,
held services at the Episcopal church
Sunday.
Herman Hyson came down from Red
Lake the latter part of last week for q
visit with relatives.
Deputy D. S. Marshal g. B. Buck
man who vas to the White Earth re-.
servation on business trip, returned
NJ onday.
Mrs. p. W. Hayes, B. F. Case and L.
b. McCulloch, who were visiting at
Bemidji as guests of MIR. and Mrs. Ed.
N. Ebert, returned Monday
Miss Josephine Sand made a bust
ness visit to Royalton Saturday.
Barney Burton departed Saturday
evening on a hunting trip in the vicin-
ity of International Falls.
Misses Fay Doten Hazel Palmer and
Marjory Mecusker, who were visiting
relatives and friends here over Sunday,
returned to st. Cloud the first of the
week, where they are sattending the
Normal school.
! Howard Andrews of Motley was q
business visitor in the city Saturday.
I. Hyson. who was visiting friends
in st. Cloud, returned Saturday.
James Kimball was down from Fl.
Ripley last Friday on q business visit.
Dan Randall was down from lincoln
Saturday on business visit.
Peter Faust of Winnipeg. formerly
of this city, came down Saturday for 8
visit with friends and relatives.
! Clara .Roeglen of Meriden arrived
here Saturday on a visit.
Miss Lucy Sutliff returned to Sylvan
the first OF the week, after an over Sun
day visit with relatives here.
Mr.. F. Elchman returned to Flens.
burg last Friday. after visit with hel
mother. Mrs. F. Lasky.
r. Kiewel made business trip to
Staples last Friday.
Mrs. H.C. Meining has returned from
Minneapolis. after a few days visit
there with friends.
Mrs. q. J. Goodmanson and daugh.
tel. Emma. have returned from Wis
1T with friends IN Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mary X. Starkweather of St.
Paul returned home Tuesday, after
lgivlng addresses at the Congregational
church Sunday and the court house
Monday evening.
Ross Dunphy departed for Des
Moines. Iowa Tuesday at which place
he will enter college for a course in
mechanical engineering.
Mrs. G. H. Enke and son, David,
departed Tuesday tor a visit with her
ioaughter, Mrs. d. e. West of Webster,
N. u.
J. f. Egan who has been to Jasper
on business visit, returned Tuesday.
Miss Maude Bates left Tuesday for a
visit with friends in Minneapolis.
Dan Blanchard and family departed
Tuesday for his homestead at Bow
string, where he will spend the winter
Mrs.C. Frampton returned to Duluth
tuesday, after u visit at the home of
George Gordon.
! Mrs M. NJ. Williams left Tuesday
for visit v ith relatives in Minneap-
oils.
Mrs. Claris A. Lucas, who was
visiting relatives in Bemidji, returned
the first of the week.
Mrs. Jacob Chrlsten, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in