Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-09-08
RANDALL

Wednesday for his home in Sioux
Falls, y. D., after several days spent
at this place. s's1
Miss Ella Baker returned to her
home in Royalton last Wednesday
after q short VISIT with friends.
Miss 9ertie Simones left last
Wednesday for Minneapolis, where she
expects to be employed for some time.
Laura Hanger came down from Lin
coin Thursday for q visit with Hazel
Campbell, returning home Saturday.
Harry Craighead was county seat
visitor Thursday.
Carl Krear returned to his home in
Winona, Thursday after visit Of sew.
eral months at the home of N.
Simones near Gushing.
Miss Bernice Chapman spent Thurs
day with friends in Little Falls.
The Misses Cora and Belle Davis left
Friday for North Dakota, where they
will teach the coming year.
DIR. s. q. Knight returned home Fri
day after two weeks visit at his old
home in Toronto, Canada.
The Misses Florence Simones and
Laura Anderson went to st. Cloud
Monday, where they will attend school
at the Normal.
N. E. Muller returned home Satur.
day after week spent in the Twin
cities.
Miss Dora Calhoun left Saturday for
Ward Springs, where she is engaged to
teach an eight months term of school.
Raymond Covert and sister, Lillian,
left Saturday Tor Manfred, N. d.,
where they will teach again this year.
Marvel Kingsley spent Saturday IN
Lincoln.
James Tracy left Sunday for Little
Falls, where he will attend high school
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Chapman and
James Sullivan visited Saturday at
Lincoln.
Resale Calhoun left Monday for st.
Cluod, where she will attend Normal.
Mrs. Sadie johnson left Sunday for q
few days. visit with relatives at Roy
alton and saltwater.
Thos. Lambert was a county seat
visitor Monday.
The Misses Ethel Danielson and
Katie Sullivan left Sunday for Little
Falls, where they expect to attend
high school the coming year.
Mrs. j. Kidder, who has been en-.
gagged in sewing at the home of Mrs.
G.. Chapman for the past week, re-
turned to her home in Little Falls Sat-
urday.
NJ. E. Churchill, who has spent the
past week in Indiana, returned to this
place Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Snow lett Friday for
Volga, $. D. where she will teach
again this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Of Parker
visited Sunday at the George Pierce
home.
Rev. Rommenschanckel Of Ward
Springs will hold services in the
Cathoic church at this place next Sun
day, Sept. 10th.
School opened at this place Monday
with Della Parent as primary teacher
and Hazel Fish princi pal. Both of the
young ladies are from St. Cloud.
Mrs. P. Fl. LETTERS Of Eugene, Ore
gon. who has for the past few weeks
bsen visiting friends and relatives in
Nebraska and st. Louis, Mo-, and
other points, arrived here Monday for
a visit with friends, the guest of Marie
Calhoun. Mrs. LETTERS speaks very
highly Of the climate and people Of
Eugene, at which place she has been
teaching school and attending the
University the past two years.
The lawn social given by the Ladies
Of the NJ. r. church at the W. r.
Campbell home Thursday evening was
very we'll attended. Ice cream and
cake, coffee and sandwiches we're serv-
ed. The proceeds which amounted to
over ten dollars will be used to buv a
bell for the church.
A ball game was played here Sunday
between the Laurels OF Little Falls and
the Randall team. The home boys won,
the score being to 8. The Randall
team expects to 90 to Little Falls next
Sunday.