Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-10

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fottierI men bers ssof thessd0paftment.
Mary 1okee were told 81 ene another,
Later Oh some played cards and Others
tolu stories. A few more selections
were given on the piano and familiar
songs we're sung BY quartette and
the others Joined in on tho chorus. A
very pleasant evening was spent and
much credit is due the management,
for making It grand SUCCESS. The
firemen should feel proud of their first
was credit to them. !
was here to sec Prof. Brendal on,
Mr.. Grimsrud of !. Kensington,
MINI. visited with Dr.. and Mrs:
Ostrander last week. Mr.. Grlmsrud
IL MIR. !Ostrander's father -. -,
Mrs. klewel and daughter of Little
Falls. arrived here Saturday for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Trampe.
Miss Roeder OF Dakota 10 visiting at
the With home. 1872.
Miss Grace Shipman entertained q
friend at her home from SATURDAY un'
til Monday. " -: .',
Miss Elsie Ladwig', who has been
employed at the Albion for several
weeks, returned to her home in Gull
drum Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Scott drove to
Long Prairie to consult physician in
regard to Mrs Stott's health.
|" Mrs. Mitchell and Children Bessie
and Loyd. visited with friends and
relatives in St. Cloud from Friday
until Tuesday.
John Muske was out trying his run
about for the first time Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Martin arrived Monday
for visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Raffensbarger.
G. Reinke is now employed at w.
Smith harness shop and does shoe re-
pairing. Mr.: Reinke is az excellent
shoe maker.
Chas Mueller, Jr. of Culdrum took
the freight here Monday afternoon for
Little Falls so as to be present at the
opening of court Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Mueller is a petit juror.
F. G. Muske made business trip
to Flensburg between trains Monday.
Mrs. Champlaiu returned from the
cities Monday where she had gone to
purchase her spring millinery stock
Miss khea Champlain: of Lake City,
spent Sunday with her in the. cities.
Mrs. .Champlain also visited Mrs.
Crosette Sr. while away. -
Mrs. Klinger left for her home IN
Colorado Monday morning.. She had
been called here by the death of her
father, j. Hall. some time ago.
Mrs. .. Hltzemann received the
good news Saturday that her mother
was some better.
Will Muske and bride arrived here
Monday morning from Glenwood for
a visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
F. c. Muske, and family. Tney- were
married Thursday afternoon at 8
o'clock at Glen wood and took the train
that evening for the cities where they
spent Friday and Saturday. buying
furnishings for. their home, and also
visiting Miss Hulda Muske. They
returned to Glenwooo Saturday night.
Mr.. Muske has grown up to man
hood in Swanyllle and has a host Of
friends who we're glad to wish him
and his bride much JOY. The bride is
much respected young lady of Glen.
wood. The happy young couple were
serenadea by the band Monday even.
ing. They will 60 to house keeping al
Onamia, Mlnn.. as Mr.. Muske is fire.
man on the passenger from Onamla to
BroOten on the new 500 line. They
have the best wishes of their many
; friends for long and happy married
life.
Miss Myrtle Stith returned to Min.
neapolis where she will continue he1
musical studies at the Conservatory
she has been enjoying few weeks
vacation at home.
DR.. Christie of Long Prairie was In
; town Tuesday on professional business
The Firemen held their regular
meeting Monday evening.
Miss Lee was at the cities several
days last week buying her spring
millinery stock.
Mrs. W. Millender, formerly OF
SwanvilIe, now of Little Falls, is
again worse ard was ia ken to the hos
pital there last week. Her mother.
Mrs j. Hall, Sr. was called to Little
Falls Friday