Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-11-15
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: Nov. l3.-Albert McRae left for the
cities Thursday where he expects to
find employment. >& s.#
Marion Sheets of Long Prairie was
in town Monday delivering the piano
he recently sold to Mr.. Milbrath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Zastrow of
Long Prairie town were in the village
Monday afternoon to meet some min
listers, who are to attend a conference
held in the township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Sr. arrived
Friday to make their home with their
son, DR.. R. Campbell.
Mrs. Esther Tough Of Minneapolis
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Stroman, and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlson.
Mrs. Elliott returned to Little Falls
Monday after making her home here
=, for some time.
B. B. Cox, w. Cox and Mr.. Kreutz-
er left Monday for the northern woods
to get some deer as they hope. Mr..
Warburton Of Glenwood joined them
here and will be member of the party
Miss Minnie Schwandt returned |
Wednesday from North Dakota where |
she was. employed.
Henry Drevlow accompanied Rev.
Meichsner' Sunday, who held services
in the Lutheran church here that after
noon. They returned to their home in
Long Prairie town in the evening.
Mrs. Sol Blair and Mrs. N. Blair
were at Little Falls between trains
|, Monday |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Muske motored
to Long Prairie Monday afternoon and
visited over night with Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. Abeling.
Albert .Mielke visited short time
| with his daughters in Royalton Fri
| day.
The Ladies' aid Of the Lutheran
church met with Mrs. E. Braatz Fri
day afternoon and spent very leasant
afternoon. A dandy lunch was served.
The aid is to be entertained by Mrs.
A. Meyer on December 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rosch visited
at the A. Meyer home Sunday. They
+rrned to their home in Long Prairie
| in the evening.
Mrs. B. B. Cox entertained a mum:
Der of ladies at tea Saturday AFTER
noon.
VIM, Mielke is having cement
foundation put under his building on
Main street, now occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. E. M. Seager. This will add
much to the comfort and appearance
Of the house. -.
Karl Kleinert returned from the
West where he has been employed all
fall, on Saturday.
Mrs. F. G. Muske left for Mime
apolis on Monday for a visit with
friends.
| Mrs. A. J. Ostrander and Mrs.
Vincent were entertained at the Roy
iMortinson home on Sunday.
Mr.; and Mrs. Aug. Krause's brother
and wife of North Dakota visited at
the E. Braatz home Sunday.
G. E. Stith and H. Kaun went to the
cities Monday on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stems and Mrs.
III. Kuehne were Long Prairie visitors
Thursday. -, ,
Louis Sittko Of Westport visited
friends in the village short time Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shutter and family now
occupy the rooms over the meat market
AS soon as Mr.. Milbrath has moved
into his new quarters in the Ludwig
building Mr.. Shutter will move his
harness shop into the CLAM building.
Rev. Kretzschmar and family ar
rived Tuesday. He has accepted the
passionate Of the local Lutheran church.
The Ladies' aid prepared a reception
and lunch for them in their new home
on their arrival.
Rev. and Mrs. Kretzschmar, Mrs. FL.
Kaun and Mrs. A. Meyer attended the
conference and jubilee Wednesday in
Rev. Meichsner's congregation in
Long Prairie township in honor of Rev.
Meichsner, who has been minister for
twenty-five years.
Mr.. Thompson Of Burtrum was in
town Tuesday afternoon and evening
having the axle Of his auto fixed at
the John Muske shop.
BUCHANAN