Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-28
UPSAI.A

Sunday.
- UPSALA
April M.-Gust Anderson was in Roy
alton Monday to get household goods
and furniture for Mr. and Mrs. w.
Peterson, who have resided in Braiuerd
but are now located in this village.
John Anderson and sons were in
Bowlus Thursday on a short visit.
Henry Hedin made a trip to Royal
ton in his automobile Friday
L: q. S~hnson delivered stock to J.
Youngdahl IN Swanville Monday.
Mr.. and Mis- o. H. Westerberg were
in Swanville Monday.
Edwin Bergman was. in Bowlus last
Monday. /.
DR.. Anderson of Holdingford made
one of his. professional calls IN the
village last Saturday.
Gust Anderson was in Bowlus and
Two Rivers last Thursday.
Miss Emily Swanson, who bias been
employed in the Twin cities for sew
eral months, has returned home for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. j. Swan
| son..
Dr.. Story of Grey Eagle was IN our
village last Thurday.
j. Bowers, our blacksmith, was q
business visitor in Holdingford Satu1.
day. vi.
Axel Borgstrom was in Hol 1ingford
for the purpose of: instaliing five
phones tor the shareholders of the
Rural telephone company. ...
The Ladies' aid of the Lutheran
church was entertained by Mrs. o.
'Luna last Wednssday and was we'll at
tended BY members and cvisitors,:% -.
| Mr: Erickson. who has spent q
pleasant week here with his SISTER.
Mrs.o N6b Wedin j and family, left
Tuesday for his honneiiu Atkinson. -
Rev. J. A. Qustafson left, for ST.:
Cloud Saturday TO- be in attendance of
q Mission meeting> beld at that place
over Sunday. He returned home Mon
day afternoon. ..,n
,Ths sLadies' aid of the CongregaI:
tionaf church was entertained last
Thursday at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmen, and was largely attended. "
Mrs. Albin Ffedlund and daughters,
who went to Sank Rapids some time
ago, returned to this place during the
week. r.. ....- ,.x...., -.
Oscar Martinson has moved with his
family 70 then lsEkstrom place, where
they will reside short while. Mr..
Martinson is employed as assistant at
the creamery:
The z. r: society met at the
J lutheran church Sunday afternoon.
Ar interesting program was rendered
and enjoyed by q large number of
visitors. ..Si~fs
martin Rol, ha. recently moved
from hiataFYv thSch he sold. to the
place urchased from hiy son,
where i&heR redde permanently:
q Aug{x Andetson; for the Lake
City NURSERY company, delivered hls
.agFser1 stock to bis customers last
Y 6. d Peterson. viii hold an asct,oaa11
SIDE oflal lii property Wednesday. Hell
and famlly:expectSto make their home
in the state of Warrington in the fu-
lture. j ,t>.:s:9%, :.
r",Mr. Bergman, ,rea,iding in the vii.
laee, who has been allinR for several
months, was taken to Minneapolis Fri
day for treatment at one of the hospl-
tails. II is hoped by all that he will
soon recover.
Arthur Sundstrom and Mabel Peter
son were. married in Little Falls last
Wednesday. Both are well known here
anc we all congratulate them. They
were honored by a charivarl which
visited them Thursday evening.
A large number OF friends and
acqualntances made call on Mr..
and Mrs. Z. E. Peterson Sunday after.
noon, which was in form of a farewell
to the family. The afternoon was
spent in general sociability, and re-
freshments brought by the visitors
were served. ...
A SAD death occurred Sunday evening
when Mrs N. A. Olson died after but
short illness. She has resided here
many years and is we'll known by ALL
Deceased leaves to mourn her loss q
husband, tour sons and two daughters
and q large number of relatives and
friends. We all .have deep sympathy
for the bereaved family.
Miss Clara Glantz is staying at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Borgstrom
at present. She visited with her
parents at Swanville recently.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Stein
son. Congratulations.
Died-Mrs. j.. D johnson, an old
resident. of this place died at her home
Easter day. Death was due to cancer,
an amlctlOn OF long Sta0o1u&. ono was
sixty-tiv years at the time Of her
death and is survived by q husband,
two sons"and afdaughter.~ The funeral
, was held from the Lutheran church
Tuesday and the: interment was in the
cemetery adjoining the church. Rev.
Gustafson ofdciated.; 49,. ..,
| =. .SWANWLLE.:
j. April. 25.--Miss, Matte Mielke re-.
turned from her home in Elgin. ySatur-
:! day TO- again assume, the: duties as
primary teacher in our school, altar
I spending her spring vacation at home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders OF :Burtrum
ware N town On legal business Thurs.
/ day, afternoon. -~~~,~~..
| Mr.. and Mrs.. a. Church and little
son of Long Prairie drove over Thurs