Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
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Jan. z8.-Mrs. Clarence Stith and
children returnd from Cyrus Saturday
forenoon. where they had been visiting
for some time.
Grandma Schwandt, who lives in
the Ladwig building, has been very
sick for several days and for while her
life was despaired of. but she is some
better at this writing. Mr.. Schwandt
IS also sick. It is to be hoped that
they both will soon lie able to be up,
Mrs. J. F. Egan left for her home
near Jasper, last Saturday., having
received word that her parents were
both very sick. Mrs. Egan was hardly
able to undertake the trip as she
has been quite sick herself.
Miss Laura Thompson received a
message Monday noon that her father
was very sick and she should come
home at once. She took the afternoon
train for Sank Centre where she took
the train at a. m. Tuesday morning
and expected to be able to make con-
nections at Minneapolis SO as to reach
her home at Hutchinson, Tuesday
noon Her many friends hope that
her father was better when she reached
his bedside but as he has been ailiug
for some time there is small hone for
his recovery. Mrs. j. F. Musko has
charge OF her work ut school during
her absence.
Mrs. DR.. Ostrander enjoyed a visit
from her sister. Miss Grimsrud, Tues
day between trains. Miss Grimsrud
Is employed in store at Starbuck.
Perry Stith made a trip to Sauk
Centre last Sunday, returning Monday.
| A baby daughter arrived at the
Phillip Page home Sunday morning.
Miss Loa Boyd OF Lake Beauty is
making her home at the McRea home
and attending school here.
Mrs. F. G. Muske was most
agreeably surprised last Friday even
ing when about Is of her lady friends
dropped IN upon her unawares. The
evening was pleasantly spent play ing
games and in music. Refreshments
were served before the guests left for
their respective homes at late hour.
The Royal Neighbors and Woodmen
held joint installation of officers last
Saturday evening. A large crowd was
present and refreshments we're served
after the business had been completed
A party was given at the Herman
Kaun home last Thursday evening in
honor Of their daughter, Myrtle, who
celebrated her birthday that day.
Mr.. Tatro. Sr. and grandsons,
Joseph and Walter, returned from
Deerwood last Wednesday afternoon.
The boys are to attend school here this
winter.
Will Buelow. who has been quite
sick is again able to be out and around
town..
Mrs. ID. Barber and infant daughter
left tor Minneapolis Wednesday to con-
suit specialist in regard to the little
baby's eyes as 1t IS feared the child win
become blind.
The LADIES' Progressive circle met
with Mrs. Mckea at her home Wednes-
DAY evening. The evening was
pleasantly spent in social conversation
Refreshments were served.
Ed. VanZile and Blanche Balm
visited at the P. Balm home Tuesday
ana Wednesday lastaweek.
H. Schmidt OF Sank Centre visited
with his friends and transacted bust
ness here between trains last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ostrander was Little
Falls visitor Wednesday between
trains.
r. e. Muske shipped cattle last week.
Mrs. ZlmkoWski was at Little Falls
between trains last Wednesday to dc
! some shopping.
F. G. Muske made trip to the
cities last week to do some spring buy
ing He was gone several days. re-
turning Saturday.
The Emery Tatro family left fol
Minneapolis last Saturday, where they
3 expect to make their home Mr.. Tatrt
has been employed here tor some time
Mrs. Nlemeyer returned from visl1
T at Little Falls last Friday.
Mrs. n. Truog took a load of be-
I lady TRENDS out to visit Mrs. +
9 Pulvermacher Wednesday evening
i Mrs. Pulvermacher mas been sick for {
long time.
z The baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs. c
|! Alshire was sick several days las
week.
!, The government is planning on dis
Z continuing the stage route between
|, Long Prairie and Swanville. Thi
would cause delay in mail reaching
: there from here as it would first hav
to be sent to Sank Centre. 1t is t.
), be hoped tie government will re
consider the change.
= The dog poisoner was busy again las
y Saturday night and two dogs died q
the result and the third barely escape<
death, as an autldote was administers
. In time.