Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-05-19
SWANVILLE

May 17.-Clarence Cotield passed
away at his home in this village last
Friday morning at five. o'clock after
an extended illness of many months of
He has been unable to
leave his bed tor some time and his
demise was not unexpected and death
came as a relief to his suffering.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon from the Congregational church,
Rev. H. Krousey preaching the
funeral sermon and speaking COM
fortlng words to the bereaved mother
and brother. Roy McRae. John Me-
Rae, Court Vincent. Murdoch Vim.
cent, Edgar Van Zile and Albert
Denning we're pallbearers Clarence
Cofield was twenty three years old
the seventh of last April and leaves
to mourn his loss. his mother, Ann
Co6eld, and brother, Eugene. who
have the sympathy of their many
friends in their bereavement.
Mrs. T. Champlain was a Little
Falls visitor last Saturday between
trans.
Mrs. Otto Rhode and son, Lloyd,
were at the county seat between train
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Muske took q trip
in their auto to Swan River Sunday
afternoon and also visited with rela-
tlves ct Swanville town short time.
Miss Tillie Pearson visited with
friends in the village Saturday after
noon.
Monday evening a farewell party
was given Mr.. and Mrs. lsenberger by
the members of the Rebekah lodge of
which Mrs. lsenberger has been a very
active member for some time Mr..
and Mrs. Isenberger have been selling
out their stock in the store for some
time and will return to their old home
IN the southern part of the state.
They have resided in the village the
past few years and have made
many friends who regret to see them
leave but wish them success wherever
they may live.
E. A. Flood arrived from Little
Falls last Monday where he has been
for some time for visit at home.
David Holler and William Heinck of
Long Prairie visited with friends and
relatives in the village Saturday and
Sunday.
Preparations are under way for
Memorial day. The local q. A. R.
post il making arrangements tor q
very entertaining program in the
afternoon after the exercises of the
morning to the cemetery have been
finished. Rev. North of Little Falls
has been eng aged as the speaker for
the afternoon.
The &. A. r. post held their
regular meeting Friday afternoon and
the W. K. g. held their meeting Satur-
day afternoon.
The tiremen Of the village are plan.
ing to give big Fourth of July COLE
bration here this year and every one
should keep this in mind and come to
Swanville for a good time on that
day.
Irwin Smith is reported as being very
sick at his home in this village. It is
the hope of bis many friends that he
will soon recover.
G. Reinke, who visited with his
family few days last week, re-
turned to Long Prairie.
Edgar Van Zile is visiting his
mother and their relatives here.
Mrs. Perry Stith, Jr. and Mrs. W.
Kafenparger were in Little Falls be-
tween trains last Friday to do some
| shopping.
Amy Chambers and Florence Balm
returned from Little Falls Wednesday,
where they had gone to take the
teachers examinations. They also
visited short time with friends in
the vicinity of Little Falls.
DIR. ana Mrs. Ostrander and the
Misses Lambert and Muske were at
Pillsbury lake few hours Friday
evening.
Miss Myrtle Stith, who visited
with her parents a week, returned to
Minneapolis last Thursday. r.
Frank Tufts and son, Marin, of
Long Prairie. visited at DIR. Ostran-
der's Tuesday. MIR. Tufts is deputy
o. s. marshall and took the train
here for Moorhead while Marvin
visited all day.