Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-23
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. Feb. 1.-Mr. and !. Mrs. August
Kruger arrived from tho southern
part OF the state Saturday for a visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Otto 9oetz
and husband. -: =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ladwlg of
Culdrum spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Koenig and family.
I; Mr.. and Mrs Sherry gave a very
pleasing entertainment to q good
crowd at Hamm's hall Monday even.
ing. A dance was given after the show
and was very much { njoyed by ali. =.
Miss Ruth, Wa1lander," of Culdrum
who has been employed at the Albion
hotel, returned home Tuesday.
i Mr.! Hardin, Sr., and VIII Alesblre
of Lake Beauty were Swanville visit
Perry Stith shipped car Of stock
from here to the cities Monday. :.
VIM. Kuehne of Long Prairie was a
Swanville visitor a few hours Monday.
Mrs. John Tnoms and baby, who
were both sick last week, are reported
better. -: -: -
Mrs. A. Lind was on the sick list
several days last week. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Meyer drove to
Long Prairie Friday to attend to bust
ness and visited with relatives short
time. A.. 49,
Mrs. Chas. Glantz of Cyrus came
down Friday morning and visited a
few days. with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. u. Stith. = =. -,
!, Mrs. Otto krueRer of Westport ar.
rived Thursday and visited till Men,
day with the O.. A. Rhoda family and
other frienus. Mr.. Kruger was the
elevator man and is now employed in
thB same capacity at Westport.
Miss Fern Mills and Ezra See of
Burtrum! VINO attended the mas
querade Wednesday night, returned
home Thursday afternoon on the pas
senger.' ~:~. :.
Marvin Tufts and Miss Blanche
Petri Of Long Prairie took in the mas.
qperade Wednesday evening.
:; The Tennessee Ministries gave a first
class show to a good crowd Thursday
evening. There we're Is in the troupe
and they gave good entertainment.
The band was a very attractive feature
ard gave some fine selections On the
street both afternoon and evening.
l., Mr.. and Mrs. liver Phillips returned
to. their home in Minneapolis last
Friday, having been called here by the
sickness and death of J. Kruger,
father of MIS-. Phillips.
The masquerade dance given last
Wednesday evening was well attended
and all report good time. Green 8
orchestra of Rices furnished the
music, which was first class. Miss
Fern Mills and Ezra See, both of Bur
trum, took the prize as the best
dressed couple.
DR.. and Mrs. Ostrander moved into
the A. Meyer building on main street
last Thursday and the doctor will now
be found there by anyone requiring his
services.
Mr.. Englehart moved into the Mar
tin building on Main street, formerly
occupied by the Champlaln drug store
Monday. This will give Mr.. Englehart
a more central location and more room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel'ng and daugh-
ters, Eva and Adelaide. drove up from
Long Prairie Sunday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Muske. Mr..
and Mrs. Abeling and Miss Eva re-
j turned home the same day, while Miss
Adelaide will remain for a few weeks
VISIT.
Mrs. Adams of the Brickyar3s ar.
rived last week and visited over Sun
day with relatives and friends. She
returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hansnann drove
up from Long Prairie last Wednesday
: and visited till Thursday with the A.
Meyer family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Siemers went to
Minneapolis Friday, where Mrs.
Siemers Is to be taken to a hospital
for growth on her neck. Dr..
Ostrander accompanied them, return
4 sleigh load of ladies drove out to
the Harry Thompson home near Pills.
bury Saturday night, where they sur
prlsed Mrs. Thompson. All report a
fine time and pleasant ride.
Mrs. NJ. Zarnes was Little Falls
visitor between trains Friday.
The annual creamery meeting of the
local Farmers creamery was hello
Saturday. All the old officers were re-
elected with the exception of John
Long as treasurer, who now resides IN
Long Prairie. Chris Molde was chosen
IN his place.
Mr.. and Miss Siegel, who have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. Gus. Schen-
dahl, for some time, returned to their
home in Randall last Friday.
DARLING