Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-07-07
SMAN.vILLE

SMANvlLIE
July 4.-Miss Alma Mielke, who is
employed at Little Falls. arrived Tues
day afternoon for q short visit with
realtlves and also to take in part of
the celebration here.
MI. and Mrs. Will Buelow were at
Little Falls between trains last
Wednesday.
Mrs. v: Smith was Little Falls
visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mattison and mother Of the
brlckyards, arrived here Wednesday
and visited a few days with Mrs. |
Helen VanZile and Mrs. A. Balm.
Miss Florence Balm is attending the |
teachers training school at Long
Prairie.
Mrs. Kading, who has been visiting
ner daughter, Mrs. G. Schwanke, at |
Little Fails returned home Wednesday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Progressive circle of the
congregational church met with Mr..
z. A. Flood last Wednesday afternoon
They had very pleasant session.
Mrs. A. Stoll was at Little Falls
several days last week with their
paby, which was under the doctors
care there.
DR.. R W. Campbell and son Robert,
Who have been visiting IN the cities
tor several days, returned home Thurs
DAY afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stith returned
from their honeymoon in Duluth and
the cites Friday morning. A recep-
! tlon TO. them was given to the rela-
tives at the j. u. Stith home Monday
evening. The band also gave them a
serenade Monday evening. The happy
young couple are preparing to 20 to
housekeeping in the Arnold house.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hitzemann and
little son arrived here from st. Paul
for months visit with his brother,
Otto Hitzemann, and family
Miss Frieda Mielke wss at Little
Falls between trains Thursday.
}. j. McRae was business caller at
Little Falls Thursday
Andrew Stroman returned from
Bowlus Thursday where he had been
in the interests Of the local telephone
company.
The Catholics held services here
Thursday forenoon.
S. S. Scott was in Little Falls
Thursday.
Mrs Otto Kruger returned home
from Sank Centre Saturday morning,
where she had been visiting her
parents.
Mrs. Shaver and children who have
been visiting in the southern part OF
the state, returned to Bruce Friday.
Mrs. Mollie Stoll was Little Falls
caller friday.
Mr.. Bailey arrived last Friday and
visited a short time with his daughter,
Mrs, S. S. Scott.
mir. and Mrs. s. s. Scott enjoyed a
hort visit from MIR. SCOTS brother
and wife and baby Friday. They are
from North Dakota and are visiting
relatives in Grey Eagle. They also
visited here over the Fourth.
!. Herman Axel was a business caller
at Little Falls Monday.
Ole Hedin was at Little Falls Mon
day.
Mr. Iceberg arrived Monday for q
vrsit with relatives and to take in the
Fourth here.
Miss Anna Kruger arrived Monday
from the southern part Of the state fol-
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
Otto Goetz.
Miss Lula Short arrived here Mon
day and is visiting with Mrs. Leande1
Bltemann few days.
Leander Bltemann reached here
Tuesday morning and is visiting rela'
tives and also celebrated the glorious
Fourth in Swanville.
Mrs. Grimstead and daughter,
Luella. arrived Monday morning tt
spend the Fourth with her daughter,
Mrs. Ostrander, and husband.
The glorious Fourth of July of 1911
is something of the past and the loca
firemen who had charge OF toe Gee
bration can feel proud that the pre-
gram was carried ont so succ: ssfully
Although the much needed rain hac
come at last and it looked rather darl
and threatening in the morning thu
early booming of the giant fire cracker
and anvils told the citizens that re
CARELESS of wind or weather we were
still patriotic Even if there were little
showers now and then crowds began tt
pour in from every direction and il
was not long before Swanville was
celebrating in great style and every
one enjoying themselves. The parade
was scheduled for ten o'clock but be-
cause of rain looking clouds was pos
snoroG <;1l ona Tho hand If Swanvi11f