Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10


SWANYIIlE
Feb. 6.-Dr. Ostrander was a Little
rails visitor last Wednesday attending
to business matters between trains.
The sad news reached here Wednes-
day evening tn It Miss Laura Thomp-
son 8 father had died in Hutchinson
Monday evening at 8 O'Clock, Mss
Thompson did not reach home until
TUESDAY SO was not at his bedside
when he breathed his last. She has
the sympathy Of her numerous friends
in her sorrow. Miss Thompson expects
to return Saturday to resume her
work as teacher of the 3rd and 4th
grades of our public school.
Mrs. Perry Stith. ST.. has bee1 sick
the past week and is barely able to
leave her bed at the present writing.
Mira. W. Raffensbarger, who has been
sick for several days, 10 again able to
be up and attending to her household
duties.
Mae Cox was sick for several DAYS
last week but is attending to. her
school Sutlts again this week,
A masquerade dance was given at
the T.. Buetow home in CaldTnm Sat-
orday evening. A crowd from town
was present. 49,: ;.
Mrs. D. Barker and baby returned
from Minneapolis Fri day, where the
baby had been taken 10 a specialist TO
receive treatment for her eyes. The
infant is reported as improving; which
will be good news to all as it was at
one time feared it would become blind.
Mrs. Goetz enjoyed q visit from her
last week. They returned home
Saturday. H..
Mrs. .. Rhoda was on the sick list
Miss Alma Mlelke is assisting at the
Albion for few Gays.
A grand feast was given the out go.
ing Noble Grand, Mr.. Isenuer8er. Of
the kebekah lodge. Friday evening.
After business had been conpletsd q
supper ana dance was given.
Mr.. Upton, the stage driver from
Long P'alrie. made tip over Tues
day with passenger. He says not h ng
definite bad been heard from Washing
ton. D. g., as to whether the matter
would be reconsidered and the stage
line continued or MT. No trips have
been made since FEB. LIST. as the gov
errp eat had ordered the stage service
stopped after that date. However a
petition signed by great. many c1ti-
zens has been sent in, begging that
the line he continued. >" <".
Mrs. VanZ,le was at Little Fails be,
tween trains Monday to do some chop
ping,
On Monday evening large crowd IN
fact every one in town AND just as
many out of town people, dropped in
on Mr. and Mrs. j j: McRae to help
them celebrate their Goth wedding an
niversary. The merry crowd was en-
tertained in Cox's hall until the wee
small hours OF the morning. The
happy couple with their brides maid
of 20 years ago, Mrs. Deveraux, sister
of Mrs McRea and B +. Cox, he be-
ing best man 20 years ago, were the
center of attraction and good ishes.
Even a charivari was present and the
groom was so happy he thought it was
the original day 20 years ago and Of
fered to buy: them of: The bridal
couple were presented with a china ret
as small token Of esteem and friend
ship Refreshments were served con-
sisting of cake, doughnuts, pickles.
coffee and oranges, and dancing was
INDUCED in as pastime, Their host
of friends wish them many happy re-
turns of the day. 49,.
Rev. Platt held services in the Con
gregationai church Tuesday evening.
A moving picture show was billed
for Tuesday evening. but for some roa-
sNn or other WAS not plVoD 80
Slever SimonsOn held his auction
Monday.
A large masquerade is billed for:
Tuesday evening Feb. IA in Hamm's
ball. Green's orchestra OF Royalton
is to furnish the music.
Mrs Devereaux Of Grey Eagle: came
up Monday to attend the McRea wed.
ding anniversary celebration.
The tiremen held their regular meet
ing Monday evening. !: