Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-13

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man have moved into" the Hall building
in the western part of town. @g -
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Cox and children
were state fair visitors last week.
John F. Muske left for the cities
Thursday to attend to business and
also take in the fair.
Herman Stoschien left for Anoka on
Thursday to consult a doctor.
DR.. Ostrander was at Little Falls
between trains Thursday.
Miss Laura Willett and Albert Den
friends Thursday and went to Little
turning on the afternoon passenger.
crowd and thoroughly showered. The
Denning are staying at the Willett
home for the present but expect to re-
move to Glenwood in the near future.
Miss Alma McRae returned from
Minneapolis Saturday after an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Carl Kornig Of Minneapolis arrived
Friday for a visit with old friends.
Herman Ladwig Of Minneapolis ar.
rived Saturday and spent Sunday re,
newing acquaintance here.
Miss Myrtle Hink was a Little Falls
visitor Saturday.
Miss Matte Mielke Of Elgin arrived
Saturday to resume her duties as
primary teacher in the local schools.
Miss Mielke spent several days with
the Mitchell family before coming
here.
Mrs. J. D. Stith returned from the
fair in the cities Saturday.
Miss Heath Of Little Falls arrived
Saturday afternoon and will be the 3rd
and 18th grade teacher in the Swanville
school the coming year.
Miss Nellie Harris returned Satur-
day from an extended visit with friends
and relatives at different places.
Mrs. August Meyer returned from
the state fair Friday, making the trip
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hausmann of
Long Prairie in their car.
Miss Eva Abeling, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. F. Muske,
and husband the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home at Long Prairie
Saturday evening.
Mrs F. G. Muske a. on the sick list
several days this week.
Elmer Schuette of st. Louis, who has
been visiting the Otto Hitzemann
family, returned home Wednesday.
j.. F. Muske spent several days in
the cities last week on business and
also taking in the state fair.
Will Kruger spent Sunday with his
mother here. Will is still employed in
the Randall creamery.
MI. and Mrs. W. Cox and family re-
turned from the fair Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Glantz and son, Forrest,
returned to their home in Cyrus Sat-
urday after spending a week at the j.
D. Stith home.
MI. and Mrs. Dan Campbell and
| children returned from the state fair
Saturday afternoon.
A. Larson Of Sank Centre reached
here Wednesday morning and will be
| cashier in the First State bank. !
I Mrs. E. M. Seager entertained the
following at a most delightful tea Fri
| day afternoon. Mrs. Ray Beal, Miss
/ Marie Madlund Of Minneapolis, Mrs.
A. . Ostrander, Miss Estella Grimstead
of Kensington, rs. Fred Muske, Mrs.
B. B. Cox, Mrs. G. E.. Nelson, Miss
Eva Abeling of Long Prairie, Mrs.
John Muske.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Beal and baby at
tended a family reunion at Mr..
Beal's home over Sunday at Westport,
returning Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Trampe is employed !
at the Albion hotel.
Mrs. Legg and daughter visited with
last week.
A Norlo1of ~ To.- D-.: -..
Swanville visitor Saturday.
G. W. Bouck, L. D. Brown and MI. |
Barnes, politicians from Little Falls, |
were in the village a short time Fri
day evening.
MI. Tatro, ST., has been very sick the
past week.
A. Kind was. a Little Falls visitor
Saturday between trains.
Manuel Larsen spent Sunday with
friends in Little Falls, making the
trip on his motorcycle.
Ruth Wallander visited with friends
in the village Friday.
G. E. Nelson was at Little Falls be-
TWEEN trains Friday.
Louis Sittko visited with friends in |
the village several days this week. Mr..
Slttko was cashier at the First State |
bank the past year but is to run a
new bank that will be opened up at
Westport about the first Of October.
Ben Bennington of Browerville pass
ed through the village Friday on his
way to the cities by auto.
Miss Eta Blood and Miss Aleshire
were passengers to Burtrum Saturday
afternoon.
Rev: Barlow went to Willard Satur.
gay afternoon, where he held services
Sunday.
Philo Pennie left for Little Falls
last week, where he will enter his
second year at high school.
School began here Monday with the
following teachers in charge: Miss
Matte Mielke, primary; Miss Heath,
third and fourth grades; Miss Ethel
smith, fifth and sixth grades and c. E.
Nelson, principal.
DIR: Campbell and party returned