Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-10-20
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M Get. ID. I. II Rae and Is. B. Cox
went to Cyus Saturday aftternoous and
spout Sunday hunting in that vicinity
They returned Monday morning with a.
string Of about twenty chickens.
ItS Miss Sophia johnson q arrived from
Duluth last Tuesday to visit her sister,
Miss sigma Johnson, who is very low
with consumption. $5=s. 4 i.
{ Mrs Crossette, ST., arrived here to
visit the r. Champlin family. She
was on her way home to Minneapolis
from Staples where she had attended q
wedding. d. .5..s5= Il n. s4.s::I Il
Miss May Connolly Of Glenwood is
Visiting Miss Myrtle Stith and other
friends this week. ~ z#*..55sy.55.z.- !.
S w. Smith has opened q harness re-
pair shop in the building formerly &C.
.cupied by MI. Peters. beside the Scott
barber shop. 81 S sss-s.-s :z.ss.ssggse-
Mrs: Sanford has opened millinery
and dress making shop in Mrs. E. A.
Flood g building. l. = .@s2 zs#
IS The infant daughter Of MI. and Mrs.
Perry Stith has been very i'll the past
week and for some time there were
small hopes for her recovery, but at
this writing she seems some better.
j. j: McKae received a car Of coal
and great many citizens are putting
away their winter supply now to be
prepared for cold weather when it
comes. 49, ..s-%s.: :, ~ ~ .ss.,..
= MIR, and Mrs Arthur were Swanville
visitors Tuesday evening. -.
John and Hulda Muske made a trip
to Long Prairie last Wednesday after
noon. Mrs J. Muske, who had been
visiting there, returned with them.
Little Norman Rhoda, son of Mr..
and Mrs. O. A. Rhoda, had the mis-
fortune to break his limb while out at
the Shipman home with his mother
last week. He was brought to town
Immediately and placed under the
Doctors care. At present he appears
to be getting along nicely. -. .
:. DR.. and Mrs. Ostrander returned
from Kensington last Thursday morn.
ing, where they had been visiting
relatives several days.
The Nix family gave two shows in
Hamm 8 hall last week. They gave a
go0d clean show and had good houses
both evenings.
The Sunday school teachers meeting
| was held at the home Of Mrs. Helen
VanZile last Thursday evening.
western harvest fields last week.
IL One Of the franciscan sisters of the
Little Falls orphanage was IN town
last Thursday soliciting for that lnsti-
tuition.
Mr.. Savage of the Brickyards visited
at the VanZile home several days last
week..
T. Ed. Cox had d piano tuner here from
minneapolis Tuesday, and almost ali
1.-The piano owners in town had their In.
struments tuned.
| MIR. AND Mrs. Strack have moved in
| to the Cox residence formerly occupied
| by. the Lawrence family.
W. Rafensbarger has purchased the
| building ne is now occupying from W.
! Mielke.
Miss r'rieda Mielke, who is teaching
near kosalton, had her piano shipped
to that place this weak. =
| Word reached here Monday morning
that Will Churchill had been seriously
injured by the tram at GlenWood,
where he is working on the railroad.
It is the nope Of his irany friends that
he will soon recover from his. Injuries.
While John Muske was putting cave
| spouts up for MIR. HOLSTER .at+Lake
! Beauty last Saturday afternoon, be
/ slipped and fell from r,:e roof If the
| porch. 4 distance # about zen feet.
: He sp.ained his ankle and bruised It
very severely. It is Very palnfui: In
| jury and it will be st We al wee ks te-
.o,e he will be anit; to is tae >prained
, memb,r At lre:ent he manages to got
arOu... on clutches. "
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