Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-17
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Aay 1osJalnl PosteI.I,, ysitor
lot the. John Neitiul: cho Monday:
4 Peter Brausen and family Of South
IBpskmaR moved 1 onto the old o.. b.
IBQtkmAn farm Wednesday, .;,T ~, i
Aug b. pehler took : load q bog,
sy Mn. John 4Sitzman drove to Rice
a ;ss $ss;,1 It, George WIPER fstnrn'
,,;. }2s2: T Sss%s3ts vas !. Rey.ltea
!; Minnie ,sitznan: :: and !. August 3 Gohl
wseEss; visitors e the Mrs. Anton Bren,
1siy' s.thelder, y. !. Ris'rz Wit
~ Msp rfsse{ xii returned; tuesday
from tho st. Cloud hospital, where she
~. .s.s> operated - on foF aPpendieitis: At
this writing she IS, doing ,fns: III
- Mr.. Pr: Dufoft 1eft 81 her home
lin, C1ear Lake Thursday: She, had been
iere on :, week Z visit Viii her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dehler: :..~%;~':.;
Mr.. and Mrs., VIM. Meyer were visit
Tors at, the .Math, Hesch and wife home
in Agram SATURDAY and. Sunday. s..;--
August Dehler, Sr:,r transacted bust
ness in IRoyalton Thursday: .~:
Mrs., John a. BRANDED was home on
q short visit Wednesday. -,
80 Nhas. Heurung left Friday for North
Dakota and South Dakota, where he
Twill canvas; for. some newspaper. :
Il; Frank Mischke is putting a founda-
ton under his implement shop. ! .,
Frank Mischke and Ludwig Jackbos,
our butter maker, drove to Little
Falls Thursday in the JACOBS auto.
Nick Altenhover made trip to Pierz
Friday.
Land buyers from ia St., James were
lin this vicinity the last Of the week.
Joe s4Grundhover is employed -. by
|1usller Bros. = %';''- :,
\ Peter II. Mueller moved into his new
house west of the Mischke implement
shop Wednesday,. 1885,.
John Weisbrick left for st., Cloud
Wednesday where he will visit his sis.
tier, Mrs. August Knopp. j.. ::-..,.,-:.
Those who attended the party. held
lat the Frank Otremba home Wednesday
(are Cecilia and Joe Kahl, Joe, Frank,
land Cecilia Otremba. Theodore Naeel
martha and Lizzie Meyer, Ludwig Bed.
,fnar, Victor Herold, -Wm.. and Annie
Gohl, Lizzie, John and Anton ,Zegler
Gertrude Sitzman and Clara Mischke
1.-THE evening was spent playing games
until midnight, when lunch was served.
/ Qreamstick: Albert Stephen search.
ed all over The town for the sheriff
and finally found him coming out of
Branded 8 harness shop and exclaimed:
"The old mare ran away because the
driver didn It tire!''
Joe Kappes and Nick L. Mueller re-
turned from Graham Saturday.. They
plastered a house there for Frank
Popp.
Frank Popp of Graham bought a
gang pillow Saturday. 80
! Mrs. H. Dengel was visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Herman Vierk' in Agram
Tuesday.
Frank Mischke got load Of corn Of
Docken Bros. Saturday. .:..'.
Mary BRANDED, who is employed in
Minneapolis, came home ON short visit
with her parents Friday.
Mrs. August Meyer is very i'll at this
writing. --->--~~.-- - --..<,s---.~
Ed. Poster got load of hay from
, the Dick Watson farm Saturday.
| Rose Decker returned to Minneapolis
Friday after short visit at home with
her parents, Theodore Decker and
! wife.
A. H. and Hedwis Westholder drove
to Pierz on business Saturday.
Theodore Decker came back from
Minneapolis: Tuesday.
! May 7th, Barbara Elmer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Zinner, was united
in wedlock to Frank Kapsner, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kapsner, at the st..
Michael church by Rev. Father Leon
ard OF st. John 3 Abbey, who is also
an uncle OF the groom. Carl Kapsner,
brother of the groom, acted as best
man and Mary Zinner, sister Of the
bride, acted as lady Of honor. After the
ceremony, the couple retired to the
home OF Math Zinner, where fine wed
ding banquet was served and where
their hosts of friends had gathered to
offer them long and happy life in
congratulations. The choir rendered
some very fine selections during the
day but were forced to give room for
the charavari band in the evening. The
young couple have lived here all
their lives and are highly respected by
all that know them. The couple viii
live on the Kuder farm north Of the
village which is owned by the groom g
father.
Mrs. Paul Hesch and son, Joe, drove
to Rice Sunday to visit ner DAUGHTER,
Mrs. L. E. Gottwalk.
DARLING
May S.-News reached here that Miss
Rose Pearson, who has been employed
lat the old soldiers home in Marshal
town, Ia, since last August, was mar
ried to John Richard, machinist of
that place at Omaha, Neb.. April 10.