Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-26
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Jan. "a Miss Taylor Of Fawndale.
who has been staying at Little Fails.
returned to SWanville last Saturday
afternoon. '--.s
Miss Laura .wiliett was reported
quite sick with appendicitis last week.
Joseph Halouey has stopped school
and Is working in the hardware store
Fred Auake' vent to the cities last
Tuesday to attend to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. r. Nuke enter.
tanned Miss Ethel Smith, Manual Lar
son ano Mr.. Nelson at supper Sunday
Rvv. d. Krousey held services in the
Congregational church lest e! Sunday
The masquerade given hast Friday
evening IN Hamm's hail BY Louis
Hodin and Anton. Besemann vas we'll
attended.
Arthur Mieike and Miss S,egel re.
colved the prize as being tho prettiest
cost couple there and Miss Myrtle
Stitb and James Cofield received prizes
for belng the most comically dressed
couple IN the hal.
Mrs. E. NJ. Seager was sick several
days the first OF the week with q
severe cold, but Is again able to be at
the Office. > -
Bills are out for masquerade to be
given February IA at aamm's hall by
the local firemen. Music is to be fur
nished by Green's orchestra of Rice.
Pearl Schmidt, who has baen staying
at the J. r. Muske home attending the
Lutheran school, Is. home. sick with
an liberated tooth: -.
MIR. and Mrs. Lowe of Long Prairie
vieited with his cousin, DR.. Ostrander
and wife last week. While here Mrs.
Low 9 VAS taken suddenly ill with ap'
pendicitis and. on, Saturday afternoon
it was thought best to take her to the
cities via Sank Centre. Mrs. Lowe
was so much worse when she reached
Sank Centre that she. could not be
taken any further. Dr. Ostrander, who
had accompanied her that fa1, returned
home Monuay morning.
MIR. Underwood of Staples was at
tending to business here last Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Roth, who has been very
sick all fall and winter but who
seemed to be improving a short time
ago, is again worse.
Murdoch Vincent, who has been
working in the woods up north, r.
turned nome last week.
John Muske was business caller at
the Chas. Mueller Jr. home in Cul-
drum last Monday.
All the residents of the village who
have ice houses are having them filled
now and every day several loads Of
fine ice are brought IN from Pillsbury
lake. The saloons and creamery are
also having their ice houses filled.
Mrs. +. Chemplain and daughter,
Rhea, are packing up their household
goods preparatory to moving to Osakis,
where Mr.. Champlain is employed in a
drug stere.
Commander Elliot, who has been
confined to the house all winter, was
able to be out on the street Monday.
Everyone was glad to see him we'll
enough to be out.
The homo talent play, Uncle Rune,
is to be given In Cox's hall next Fri
day evening January 18th. The follow
ing il the cast of characters: .-~
Reuben kodney, Cnas Stlth Deacon
8nailey. Louis Sittko; Mark, Manual
Larson; 9orf,on Grey, Albert McRae !:
Upson Asterbilt, E. NJ. Seager; Ike,
Neal Vincent; Bub Green, Roy Nc
Rae; Bill Tappam. Rodger McRae ;
Mlllicent Lee, Florence Balm; Mrs.
Maria Bum, Mrs. Chas. Stith. The
play is to be taken to Burtrum.. -
Miss Siegel ls visiting her sister,
Mrs. Gus Schendal south of town.