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

an attack OF la&Tlpp0 which IS very
prevalent in and about Koyaiton, just
now -:
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! l.. <s:~:.>:. UPSALA. ,.'..
Feb. ..-Charlie johnson ana g. j:
Lund,n were business callers at Little
Falls Thursday. r.:
Emil. Carlson and j. Nelson were
Bow us visitors during the week. =
O. p. johnson was among others, on
! the SICK, list last week, but is i'm
John Hed,n was: in Hold,ngford
Monday.
Ben Blume OF Grain Town was
! visitor in our village the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Amren were
the happy recipients OF boy which
arrived Feb. 5 We congratulate:
S. Okerson delivered stock at
Swanviile Wednesday TOD. Youngdahl.
Jonn Stroman, the telephone: man
aver, came up from SWAnville Friday
for the purpose of attending to bust
ness matters of, considerable impor-
lance. -.
Mrs. J. Swedback. proprietor of our
DRY Goods store, was on the sick Inst
few days last week. but Is again able
to be around.
!: Melvin Kniander, who is employed
! in the woods near Onamla. made q
brief visit with his mother at this
place, returning tho first Vt the week
to his work.
Mrs. Ole Lofstedt had painful
accident last week. She had tie mis-.
fortune to slip and. fall on tho ice.
breaking limb.
! Miss Petra Molde of Swanvllle spent
pleasant day Tuesday aa the guest Of
Miss EAther Hokenson. -. ..r
Melvin Carlson and Emil: Okerson
we're employed a few days during the
week, saving; wood on the Wn: Peter.
son farm. =:
/ Miss Jennie johnson left for Mime
apoils last week after an extended visit
with her parents, MIR: and Mrs. Aug.
|: johnson.
Rev. Peterson, pastor of the Congre-
gational church of this place, held
services at the Swedish Congregational
church of Swanville sunday p. m. :
8. Nordstrom made short visit at
bis home here last week. He left
again Tuesday for Onamia where he is
Employed.
MISS Sophie johnson left for the
Twin cities Thursday, where she will
be employed for an indefinite time,
Chist Molde of Swanville town at
tended q business meeting at Borg
strOm' Friday afternoon.
Martin Wedin, who is employed
n<ar Mile Laos Lake spent Sunday
with bis family here. -. :...;
Miss Ellen Sundstro,1, left for: MIN
neapolls Thursday, where she: expects
to remain for some time: .':,:.;:: s. ::
Miss Hilda Stenhoim spent q, pleasant
week at Grey Eagle, being a. guest at
the Houston home. She, returned to
her home here Sunday -.
Rev. J. A. Gustafs6n. Of the local
Lutheran church, will hold services at
Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock,
A. Anderson with a sister from Mel
son, MIMI, arrived Saturday for
visit with their sister. Mrs. Wedln:
The girls AID of the Congregational
church which met: Wednesday, WIT,
MIR. and Mrs. L. Il. johnson :: was: we'll
attended in spite OF. unfavorable
weather. .*:- -. =
Henry Hokenson. who is employed:
In Minneapolis, was at home. for a
short but pleasant visit with: mis-
parents, Mi and Mrs: Andrew Hoken.
son. He returned TO his work Monday
morning.
Miss Olive Peterson left recently for
the Twin cities, where she will re-
main for some time She has enjoyed
an extended visit Of several week
duration with her parents. Rev. and
Mira. Peterson.
Rev. Gnstafson and j. Andwood re-
turned Monday evening" from Brain
erd, where they were in attendance at
district conference held at the place
Saturday and Sunday. -. ~.-.
C. Ii. Anderson enj oyed few Days
visit during the week with relatives
and friends. He left tuesday for
Onamia where he resides. ~:
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson
pleasantly entertained their, relatives
ana number If friends Sunday after
noon and evening. $500
Willie Peterson came up from Brain
erd Saturday. He with his family in
tend to make this village their home
in the future, .~-7r- 49,
Tho Ladies' Aid society OF tho Luth.
eran church will assemble at their
semi-monthiy meeting Feb. Is at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Benson.