Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
UPSAIA

at Swanvilla last Saturday.
Carl Okerson was visitor at Swan
vile during the week. -" .
Henry Hedin made a business trip
to Royalton Tuesday. " T.. .:. =
Axel Anderson, who has for several
months been employed in the Twin
cities, returned to his home here Fri
day. .. .-..
L. Paul .Gustafson was q brief visitor
IN Royalton last Tuesday.
Ruth Anderson is attending to the
Central Office this week, during Miss
Borgstrom's absence.
Ernest Berg and Herman Frisk drove
to Little Falls Sunday morning to at
tend the Luther League convention
and returned Sunday evening. ~.
Fl. Hanson was caller in Burtrum
Monday afternoon. r.
Mrs. Pete Olson, daughter and son,
who have spent some time here as
guests at the Ekstrom home, left Sat-
urday for their home in Minneapolis.
Oscar Runquist was q caller at the
county seat Monday. ,..!.
Chas. Swedback returned last Tues
day from business visit in the Twin
Cities
Gust Anderson was employed in
Alfred Pehrson's grocery store few
days during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 8. Borgstrom, who
spent few days visiting with rela.
tives at Atkinson ana Duluth re-
turned the last Of the week..
MISS Carrie Borgstrom left Thursday
for points near Duluth, where she will
spend some time at blueberrying,
which berries are said to be very plen.
titul in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PETERSON, who
spent few days at Minneapolis, re-
turned the first of the week to their
home here.
Rev. j. A. Gustafson was caller at
Minneapolis and Watertown during
the past week.
Mrs. Klefer, who has spent couple
weeks here at the home of Mrs. Aug.
Runquist, left Monday for Little
Falls, where she will reside
| Student Frank Hanson OF this place
filled the pulpit in the Lutheran
church during the absence of the pas
tor, Rev. Gustafson.
Miss H1lda Ruuquist, who has fol
several months been employed in De-
troit, returned to her home here Mon
day.
A number OF our young men left
during the week for the various har
vest fields Of the West.
Mrs. o. J. Lundin and daughter
Myrtle, arrived from Minneapolis dur
ing the week, after few days visit.
A number of the members of thu
Lutheran church dropped into th'
parsonage unexpectedly THURSDAY
lafternoon. A sum Of money wa
presented to the guests of honor ani
refreshments served to those present
A most enjoyable afternoon was spent
&. j. Lundln returned the latter
part of the week from the West coast
where he has spent several week.
visiting with relatives and friends.
Chas. Newstrom, who has spent .
short while here visiting with rela
|tives, returned the past week to hit
hume in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Nels Wedln left Thursday fol
Atkinson for short visit with hel
parents, who are residents there,
Oscar Lund and j. S. Borgstrom
we're in attendance at the convention
in Little Falls Sunday and returned
home in the evening.
| M1so I1llMd DOI8SGIOM Was d V1S1IOl
with relatives in Duluth during the
past week.
Miss Alma Nelson, who has fol
several weeks been a visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gust Nelson, left Monday for Mime.
apolis. where she intends to remain
tor some time.
MIR. and Mrs. William Peck and son
Of Detroit arrived Monday for a short
visit with relatives at this place.
j. A. Andwood was translator OF
business at Swalville Monday.
those who attended Luther League
convention, which was held at Little
Falls Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
were Rev. Gustafson, Anna Steinholm.
Minnie and Ellen Peterson, Ida Ry.
berg, Hilda Lund, Axel Borgstrom,
Victor Johnson, Paul Gustafson and
Oscar Carlson.
Mr.. Sundgren, who has for a long
time been suffering from tuberculosis,
died Sunday afternoon. He was buried
from the Congregational church Mon
day afternoon. Rev. Peterson of6ciat-
ing. He has for many years been a
resident of this place and leaves a son
| to mourn his DEATH