Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-09

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Walter, Mrs. Iverson and daughter,
of st.. Paul and Miss Ethel Young OF
Duluth, returned to st. Paul Sunday
night, after an over Sunday visit with
the family Of L. O. Vessel. =
Mrs. Henry Dominick and daugh-
ter, Miss Grace Of Hopkins, who were
visiting here at the AL. Dominick
home, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Carlson, who
were visiting at Fergus Falls, returned
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kiewel and chill
outing.
Miss Harriet Richard, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to
she is employed.
Fred Porter was in from Chisholm
Monday on business visit.
Miss Della Gabouy, who was visiting
friends at Staples, returned Saturday,
accompanied by Miss Ethel Reid, who
came down for a visit with Miss Ada
Venners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Green, the latter
of whom was formerly Miss Florence
Burton, arrived from Minneapolis Mon
day for an outing at the Kirscher cot
tage at Birch Lake.
VIM. Liebel departed by motorcycle
Sunday for Fargo, N. D., at which place
he will be employed.
Walter McGregor motored up from
St. Cloud Sunday for brief visit.
Mrs. Agnes Tohl arrived from Red
Wing Monday for visit with her
daughter Mrs. o. J. Brown.
Zefier Charter, who was visiting at
Motley, returned Monday.
Miss Norma Williams left Monday
for visit at the A. R. Davidson cot
tage.
Mrs. d. Pinckney arrived last week
from Kansas City, Mo-, for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith.
Miss Laura Mcintyre, former
resident Of this city, made a brief
visit here Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ncls Peterson and
children, Wendell Stream and Miss
Johnson enjoyed an over Sunday out
ing at Birch lake.
Miss Margaret Michels who was
riSiti"" ut Glenvood, returned Sat"r
lay.
Joseph Dietrich. who has been play
ing ban with the Jamestown, n. D.,
baseball team 'urinu the season juSt
closed, returned Saturday.
Mis- Marry Reane. who has been en-
ulovr'' "a ~toro"raNhor at the Little
Falls hardware store, returned to
I'raincr,1 last Friday niuht.
Miss Clara Wright. who has been
isitin@ rolati'"s here, departed Sat
urlnr fp, Saeka5onn SaSk. Canada.
Mrs, ". IT. North and son and Mrs.
1alih@'. nn.l her little grandson went
70 Nn""I lake last Friday for an cx-
tempted outing.
Miss lila Wi!@cr, who has been emf
plovrd at ni>mar, X, Y D., arrived tho
latter pan; IT last week for visit with
relatives.
Mrs 7ilIian Medley and daughters
Tot and Faye, and Keith and Verne
Tanner enjoyed an outing at Birch lake
this week.
Mrs. L. V. Tanner went TO st. C'oul
nst Friday, where she visited a short
inc, after which she went to R;r.7
Jake for an outing.
r. p. Willard and mother. Mrs. Low
returned the first Of the week from ar
outing at Scrnnnt Lake.
Mrs. \. y. Mccarthy. who was viSit
ing here as q, guest at the home Of \
Kennedy. returned to Saltwater last
Friday.
Drew Amo. who has been attending
Highland Park university at Des
MONIES, Iowa, returned home last Fri
day.
Mrs. Addie Chounard left last Fri
day for visit with relatives in Min
neapolis.
Claude Raymond, who is enjoying an
outing at Grow Wing lake, was in on
business last Friday.
Mrs. P. w. Hayes and Mrs. F. H
Nero went to Birch lake Wednesday
for an outing at the Gordon cottage.
Clifton Roberts, who has been en-
ployed in Minneapolis, returned Wed
nesday.
VIM. Racine went to Winnipeg Wed
nesday at which place he will be EN-
ployed.
Mrs. J. Reynolds of Milwaukee wen
to Minneapolis Wednesday,, after ;
visit here with Mrs. P. F. Hosch.
Mrs. Joe Kleber and children Of
Melrose returned home Wednesday
after visit with the family of FREQ
Kleber, and were accompanied by Mis-.
Hilda Kleber.
Mrs. Barney Burton and daughter
Miss Regina, went to Birch lake Wed
nesday for an outing at the Kirschel
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Larson and chill
lren Of Wichita, Kan, arrived Wednes
day for visit with relatives.
Deputy U. S. Marshal G. B. Buck
man made business trip to Detroi
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. G. Merit and son, Gordon
returned to Duluth Wednesday, afte
a visit with the family of DR.. N. W
Chance.
Miss Ethel Reed returned to Stable
Wednesday. ~.
David Larson, who is employed a