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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-23

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-27
Banco Comercial
DE PUERTO RICO

En- cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto en-
el Art. 9 de la Ley de Corporaciones,
por la presente Sc convoca a todos los
suscriptores de las clausulas de incor-
poraci0n del Banco Comercial de Puer-
to Rico para celebrar la PRIMERA
REUNION de dicha corpc~aci6n la cual
tendra efecto ell dfa 20 del corriente
agosto las tres de la tarde en- Ia OH
Gina Principal del Banco de Puerto Ri
co, calle de Tetuan, No 3. En- dicha
primera reunion Sc adoptaran Estatu-
tos para el regimen del Banco Sc ele-
giran los directories que determinan las
Clausulas de Incorporation
Tambien Sc invita- dicha reunion
todas las personas que hayan solicitado
o deseen suscribir acciones de dicho
Banco
San Juan p r., Agosto II de 1912.
Los incorporadores,
Francisco Gle ?. Acuna, Luis Rubert.
Antonio NJ Somoza, Eudosio Cu6tara.
Evaristo Freiria, Pedro Arsuaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-27

del acordado monumento commemorative
Gle las fomosas Cortes de Cadiz. que el
dia 8 del pr6ximo Septiembre sea la fe
cha Ell que, en- San Fernando, Sc celebre
la solemne fiesta proyectada
Solicitan tambien estas sociedades que
el concejo de Ministries apruebe con ur-
gen ia el progi anna pIaneado
Ell AVIAD0R yEDRENEs IN VI
TORIA.- TRES MAGNIFICOS-
VTELOS.
Victoria. 7.
FL aivador Vedrines ha realizado en-
su aefoplaao tres magnif os vuelos. a
una altllra de mil metros
En- el tercer vuelo hizose acompanar
de su mecanico aterrizando felizmente
FL pdblico aplaudi6 con entusiasmo
al aviador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-27
MU DIAL
LAS RUINAS DE NJEMANCIA.

Madrid %. Comumcan Gle Soria que
continnan practicandose excavaciones
en- el lugar donde Sc hallan las ruinas
de Numancia.
Actualmente trabajan veinte obreros
dirigidos por don Anibal Alvarez y don
Juan Ramon Melida.
IIace dias sc encontraron vestigios de
um edifcio. y cavando con cuidado Sc
han descubierto veinte habitaciones
celtibero- -romanas enc0ntr3ndosc en-
elias varios objetos muy curiosos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-27
.COLE0IO nE gAN IIDEFC Me-
PARA SENORITAS
dirigido por Las
RRMANAE DE- LA Carload

En- este plsntaD 80 cursan las asigrF
turas propias De ia primera ensenanas
sc dan laeciones &c Ingles. Frame
N1xiea a-CLA&FS DE ADORNO. 4
bujo, pintura iaquigraffa, maquini'lp
confecci6n lie dorss.--CLASES DE Is
BORES - Cosfura. tspiceria, encs}e
hordadoz 81 orc. iitografia, Esdss 70
ste.
Ademas de las asignaturas mencions
das, se instruye las alumnas, con graz
esmero, On 81 gobierno interior de Aa,
casa y se les enaefia toda clase dc oEsso
domesticos.
Los cursos empie1an el 10. de SaP
tiembre Sc sdmiten alumnas interEss
externas.
Para inforrnes sirigirse . la Besos'
eupsriera .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-27
PRISION DE UNA PERIODISTA
LiSba. AgoSto.

La senorita Alicia Dram correSponsa-
la portuguese de un peri6dico de Lon
dres. ha sido detenida hoy y encarcela-
da. despu6s de llevarse efecto en su do
micilio un eScrupuloso registro, que di6
por reSultado el hallazgo de varios do
cumentos que segl1n afrma Ia polcia,
son comprometedores para ella
lgn6rose a punto cierto el delito que
Sc lie achaca. como no sea el de h3ber ocu-
pa1o una elevada posiei6n ,oeial y haber
gozado de mucha consideration en- item
20 da IL monarquia.
La Senorita Dram ha traducido del IN
giles al po.tuguts varios hbros hterarios
Y cientifroS asi como alganaS obras dra-
maticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-27
MARlANO MIGUEL DEL NAL-SU
FALLECIMIENTO TESTIMONIO
DE PESAME.
Madrid.

IIa faIlecido hoy EN- esta villa y cor
te el joven ilustre ateneista Mariana
Miguel del Val.
Era e finado uno de los mas presti-
gioSoS adalides de la juventud intellectual
espanoIa. su frma mereci6 Siempre adj
miradores y respetos.
Toda la prensa de esta capital. sin
exception alguna, dedica largas y muy
afectuosas necroIogias a la memoria de
este infatigable obrero de la pIuma, que
tanto luch6 por unir las almas el pen
samiento de Espaila a sus hermanos de
America
Su labor patri6tica meritisima. re-
cu6rdase ahora con la mas efusiva y ma
tural pena
Por la casa del fnado han desfilado
hoy innumerables hombres de letras EN-
unanime testimonio de pesame
El entierro de Mariana Miguel del Val
esperase que constitnya una muy SEN
tida manifestation de duelo.
HlJOS ADOPTIVOS DE ORENSE.-
ECHEGARAY Y LA PARDO BA
ZAN.-PERGAMINOS.
OrenSe.
Ed ayuntamiento de esta capital, en-
Su session de hoy ha adoptado, por acla-
macion, el doble acuerdo de nombrar hi
JOS adoptiyos de Orense La iIustre es-
critora dona Emilia Pardo Bazan. Con
desa de Pardo Bazan, y al insigne dra-
maturgo don Jose Echegaray, asiduos
c0laboradores ambos del "Diario de la
Marina
Los reSpectivos nombramientos Sc les
entregaran en- artisticos pergaminos.
LAS FIESTAS DEL CENTENARIO
DE LAS CORTES.-EL PROGRA-
MA ACORDADO.-- TELEGRAMAS
a CANALEJAS Y A ROMANONES.
Cadiz.
En la Sociedad Econ6mica de Amigos
del Pals Sc han reunido hoy las repre-
sentaciones de todas las demas socieda-
des y centres Gle esta capital acordando
telegrafiar al presidente del Consejo, Sc
nor Canalejas, al del Congreso, senior
Conde de Romanones pidiendoles que
abrevien el plazo para la designation
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-27
LA FIRMA DEL TRABAJO FRAN
CO-ESP ANOL.-EL REY a PARIS.
IN TOISON PARA FALLIERES

va e>ta confrmada la noticia de que.
en- cuanto Sc efectue la frna del ira
tado franco-espanol sobre Marruecos, el
Rey Alfonso ira Paris para entregar
pcrsonalffente al Presdente de la Re
pubica francesa. Mr.. Falieres. el Toi-
son de ORC que Sc acord0 otorgarIe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-27
iCONSUMIDORES DE MADERAS'

Por goeta americana ANNIE, que esta descargando
actualmen estamos Tecbendo cargameno de maderas
de pichpen de prmera cadad que vendeemos sobre
lie precos convenentes.
Recibmos tamben puertas ventanas de pchipen cpres
Dirfjase La Compania Industrial de SantmCe.
PEDRO BOLIVAR. S. c.
RoxG @ono4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-27

(MARcA TRADA)
Pruebense estOs excelentes Vinos 10 eor que i'm
porta Puerto Rico Premiados todas Cuantas Expo
scones enen concurrido las mas atlas recompensas
Medalas de Orc, Santiago de Compostela, 1909.
!. !, Valencia Buenos Aires, 1910.
Primer premio la segunda Feria Insular de Puerto
Rico 1911 Toda persona de buen gusto debe olvdar
las Tinto Tres Rios" "Banco Briante que
las preferidas del p1bco consumidor.
PEDRO ROMERO & HNOS. -PEARES. - ORENSE-
De venta todos los Estabecimientos Hoteles
de San uan Isla
Unico representante para Puerto Rico
Juan a. Perez.
Tstu&n, Ne. g. p. O. Box NO. AS3
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
)! -: 81. I!.SII. ~ 'tss =.
a NORM. DALE.

i Fsb. -Hsnry Olson went to Bow
lus Mo1dAy o. basineGR
s.. Paul :HGststakA went to Bowlus Mon.
day on baoonAGs j ~ IL, :: =
s J5sscbson went to-: Little Fall,
Thur I'll = jo4d of hogs. = -.
Oscar r1son i of -Upsala was EN-.
loged. e. yasteh 81 az!laon'a making cord
!: sMaffils Larson and Emil .Widstrom
-WentIto Bowlus Friday on business.
= 3. u. sLarso1 wa busy hsuliug cord:
wood 1.-TWO Rivers mlh:fa3f week. ~
: %, A. Witike and Carl Anderson
went to little Falls Friday to- attend
the SHORT course.
+ EntlWj 1strOn 10 employed at Mar.
tin Lafsoss making cord wood.
+ Henry 6nldor left for North Dako.
ta, where hs will be- employed at his
uncie's place. /:
Frank Booth is in: this vicinity saw.
ing; v GOD for the farmerA
/: Mr. and Mrs. Mike Casey visited al
the homo of Mr. aud ArsI H. A. Olson
thursday evening.
-; Joe XII ksl'a want to Bo"lu. 1hnr.da,
Hr. and Mrs: Mike Casey went to
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

farmers drove to tho CITY:
john n. Hander, who has been on
the nick list tor tho past two weeks, 10
aba 70 b around again.
- Mr.. aud Mrs. lAlhelt Booth Of Two
Rivers Xtsited WITH relatives here
Nil SSdis Andsrtoa ofsrwoz, River,
Va Us gnest Of Mio Lena aregezeen
Wsl3iksdav:s - Il ~, ::s'3 ~:f;t So: r. -.
'io&n H: HaShsr :i1;as theE1ictim Of a
/ stifpariis9 party Monday evening. About
80. y6npg fG1k1. wAFs in% attendance
The ,.hopr9 :were spent. In various
amp4ementb.': = ~ II 6&freshmeDts were
served Ill :midni9ht:: Thoae who at
tended from 'Bowlus were Norman
Nc Ceod, 'Chas::": Oraviet7, Chas.
Struczik, Paul Borash, Otto johnson,
4eo. Larson, John: Ruczika, A. See-
man. Jos. Puvupski, Misses Mary Bar
tobr Anges Kampa and. Mr: and Mrs.
Martin Larsen: ::'!; ~
" Mr.. and Mis-. Peter Grege1sen enter.
tained q number of their friends
Wednesday, the occasion :being Mr..
|0regersen's birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Gregersen visit
edwith friends in Little Falls We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Chr istena Wittke called on rela.
tives in Little Falls Saturday.
!, Frank Kottoschlnsky, who has been
employed in the woods near Mizpah.
returned Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
DARLING

Feb. 28.-Tbere will he services in
the Swedish Lutheran church next
Sunday at l. O. clock p. My Rev. q.
B. Nelson. Every BODY. welcome.
Miss Angie Carpenter, who teaches
school at East Darling ana her sister,
Miss Mayme, who teachhs west of
Randall, were pleasant callers at the
hCme OF Miss Maude Freeman Satur-
day afternoon ana evening. - =. an
Raymond Mattson of Little Elk was
seen driving. through this vicinity last
Thursday in a tne new cutter; r.. e.: ::
Lopis Anderson, Ole II. Lind, John
Regneil and john: ThelahdeI r helped
Peter Olson haul bolts. to re Randall tbe
first part of the week. =,
John B. Eystad, who attended the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
plERz

0lRD9 .4ss " E"t
:, rEK Al NJ
Eah So.-Tha town boila III igr3
~ 4Aees,sesin ths village I'm 4, t tat-
81 oasas Kramer 1eturnGdp WI titiIlI j
hd6 ySncopvsls where ~
t3It3 !a''f' ~ i "a. i3r;.' ::
81afy Paul returned Friday from .
hUoine1e tS1p 10 sDnluth. a..
A"1layuond o31ebd sopens(i f1aa noyv
basb5r thop. In Sehwanfe' s 'eniidirg
M Ftlida.aly, -: -. a, ;.:::,
Gan CHAIR Co., called oh A. 'E:t atacho
Tuesday. ;. i. !. "
r Wiener shipped carload ct cattle
t0fDuluth Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff F. K. Heroux was .
Piers caller Monday.
e. q. Lane of Little Falls called on
his customers in Pierz Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Rassier and son." Stephen of
Little Falls, called on friends in .Pierz
Sunday. -, ~.
j. :Kugle of Little Falls spent Sun
day In Plerz.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
Read;Th .faaelirald Want Ads
SW;AlNNlLLE,,:

f.. Fob. s-Lepts Is 81 .f Il we're held
5, ses I ea ~ si kaf ;sfy
Thursday evening during the lenteu
season. ..:.->..
A large party d young people: were
out skating 'Iast Sunday O. the river
was fine down in the AcRae: meadow
near Pilhb1Ey.: -: - ~.
Mamie Larson ana Miss Ethel Smith
spent Sunday at the p. Balm farm.
Mrs. &. II. Seaeer was at Little
Falls between trains Friday. $780,
p Louis 'Hass fell and cat his finger
quite badly on the ice at his fathers
Tho dance : given by j. the Royal
Neighhofs was not very wolf attended.
Those present, however, report q pleas
:. III: md Mrs., VIM. Rahepsbarger.
..w,kos visited relatives il .Glenwood 4
snort time, have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Churchill, who
nave been vislting st the Long home,
returned TO- their homo in alenwood
t2afnrd4v =; : / =. 49,. rs.
Wrs. Helen Van Zile entertained the
aoult bible class at her no! home rhorsday
J s' D. Merrill and children OF I Lake
Beauty were Ywanvalle sitors satur-
'.y Gr.. n. Traes d Br,ee sntsrt.ined
the Ladies' ProgreGsive circle at her
home SATURDAY afternoon About If
teen. drove out from town and report q
very pleasant tins:anl especially de-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
|unday hero with his parontaL

Sunday hero with his parents r.;
The Doroas society Of tho Luthefaa
church was entertained Tueeday aftef.
noon by: Misses Minnie and Ellen
Peterson at their home. -, ;T.,Ss:x x
"a number Of. tho, nea8 Abo64 aqd
f15endGplso1aDtly Ssa1pfieeo NJ ~
Mrs "A. NQobar& Thur1qaY evening 10
help celobrAte the birthday; 1AniS4R-
sary Of 4rk.s1fosbere. Tho oveqi6g
was spentsii tho, serving u ll16e1A-
~h,c6; al dspartea 'fof Hui i6 61 y
having spent a most \ en3oJaA y 'leY tal!l
y &r. aud Mrs q. e.. johnson: Yin
hofd*an auction sale Of thetf Rrpt9tY
March,. They expect to move MP
family TO- Brainerd whore they viii
make their home in the future. -z I i.
Rev. 9ustafaon returned from
Duluth Friday, where he conducted
revival meetings for q week.
Mr.. Pearson from Darling arrived
last week for a short VISIT mere with
his daughter, MISS Caroline, who
teaches in district No. 81. =
The Ladies' aid of the Lutheran
church will be entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. ?. y. Hagstr0m next "Wednesday
afternoon, March 6. !.
The members of the Rural tele-
phone company held their annual
meeting recently, at which several
business points were discussed. The
same officers were elected al have
served the past year and Mics Ca'rle
borgstrom is still in charge of the
Central office. = ~ :;
Z Helmer carlson, who was quite Ser
,iously Ill with, typhoid fever, 10: no.
Ported to be able to: be around :pt
present. -. s.xy + i !.
: The schools observed Washington 9
birthday last Thursday and thet school
st district No. 81 also1Eas clpaed 90
Friday. The teacher, M,a6 ffAelhy.
spending her vacation: With heF parents
H. Fawndate. :a' * + :: ,tat'* e e
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
Contestant. A Prize Winner
Nv! Send Your Name and Address Today

hreshernen' = convention, at Mime.
SpOl,s last week, returned Saturday.
Ii was olec&ed' vice president Of the
k)fotherhoo5 Of Threobernen sos the
Edopnfy q 1tovons. to organize the
EdpnnfI " Tor 6etesr bridge laws and
EeAGr btSoeG 49,.
q. IS 1Jsebson visited ia Little' Fall
"s So 5e:s'.e+a ticket. printed at TIN
! ':Amone tbo1e tnat visited at. Li,tie
|Fsll latt Saturday. were Hugo
|RsndahI, Arthur Regrell, FREQ. Mel:
iietn,. M. aud Mrs. c.. A. Swanson,
Mn TG6nAs Mccarthy; "A. Il. Nelson
William Boxell, Louis Anderson and
the 1hsiander brothers.
e.. A.. Swanson and Victor Main
hauled rocka to Darling Wednesday for
their new church which Will be built
in the near future.
A nunsoer Of our. young people spent
La delight fnl evening at the home of
/ George >Wippler last Saturday evening.
The evening was spent in play ing
cards. y
MIR. and Mrs. Lars A. Peterson an6
son, Willie. and Charlie Nordstrom
GROVE from Southwest Darling and
spent Sunday with MIR. ana Mrs.
Louis Anderson.
Arthur Regnell and J. 3. Eystad
made trip to Randall Monday.
Ole III. johnson and family had the
misfortune to lose their beautiful
home last: Sunday by fire. Mr.. John.
son and q: numbers of the children had
Teen: invited: to q dinner party given
at the home of John Benson. SO only
two OF. the oldest boys, John and FIRE.
dof. remained at home and shortly
after .Rpso'clock p. M. some of the
neighbors phoned to the johnson res.
idehce. aud tDld, The boys their house
was burning. They tried to put out
the IRE with q number of pals Of
water but the; lire had gained scuh
:heaHWay lip the roof that It was I'M
poea,kle tgpave the h6use, SO tle boys
did theiE beat 70 save what they could
on the Nth. ,4oOr. Later a number 0f
The p6ar by: Eeixhhors assisted after
Sc nhsas s Is! 1t Xsss II, R5,;1 t.s
r TIT ith., 4nd II fi2::
e a. Hpalqnist II spre mt; Ehe. honSe
carried tome Insurance; but ito an
awful biz loss to Mr. johnson. They
have the sympathy Of their neighDoFs
and many friends, :! 49,: :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
Ten Ponies

j Gil O41xOo
80 :.n::.,.: .R.: So. ''s .:
j.. s.; ~Reppes" ''Fuzzy" ''Enpresst'
:, The ponies ~ lust tbs incest you ever ,aw:
rs yea III s. ~ happ;sst ehild aey.hele vith
j.: whlehever one JON may win: Hitched up to h.
= nohby. pony wagon ono ct these ten ponies viii
, hail you and al your boy and Girl friends that
can pils it, lust about q fast - You want to 60.
:. Didn't you, ever notice what good dmee children
have Who own ponies and how pretty these erte'
little fellows look trotting up the road! Can
ydd*thin Of anything you would like 70 ovn
betteF thanroas 6f theoe ten poniess =.
r len OUIfli - esetis1d Pony. one
Buggy, One Nlekel-Ptated Harness, Ono
All tan oltfts ars exactly alike Just The :ane
:, q shown with tic pony in the picture. We have
Giveh away 10 many outht4 that We kA6W exactly
I&kAt kind moseSbo and girls like. s: No child
by 1ps@Atter hoy lfch his. parents may be- owns q
I. ppbbiat Of more desirable pony ind outfit than
sdhe IT. these! ten all Of which W shall send fire.
..Oa1d sH,ireght and express charges paid. This
= surely the bS4t chance you ever had to 2et
,S56 jaM Efs (ohass % ~ yoa ~ 81 these
yeur; name and address TO ~ right nov
r. seit. III T. 4,,F@ TO got - " quickly: :. ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

Report of Vawter school for month
ending Feb:@16: No. of days taught,
10; No: Of hoiidaSa. 1; No. of pupils
as. Those present every day were
Florence and Eate]la Gallagher. Those
absent tive days or less: Louis
Callihan, >, :. Bertha =. and Wallace
Dickson, Leonard and: Alice Nelson,
Mildred and Gipnn Peterson. !: "A !; -.
: 80 ClarAbol KAY. teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
= .',JetaFI.i W.
JP9AL-A(,

Feb! 26.--It. q. = johnson, was q
Little. Falls: caller: curing the week. !.
i Axel !Y1ygas:.aa VISITOR. at
Bowlus last: friday = :%:*;" :uy = '"f ::
Paul 9usta fssolnns "a q: caller in the
village, of, HQlai ngforo last "Wednesday,
J Gust AndeysDnna4te tended ID business
;nattsrs'a the conR aa n : during sthe
q ). Landip lid family; Y sf So callers
lat :EitMeA FsAs?l last Iuesaay s -ti!.:4;
Miss Carrie Bor8stfom. lott for Min
neapolis on . bFief4 yisit ,laaA Monday
land returned here ON! 4gadpee1aYr 5:::: ;:
f. "a: large number 40f, 0uf. ID ide1te
drove to- i9lowluslthe ,f,est .ysealk 70 Ret
EaKS1ttsa oAet mt M Borg
[StY66ifii, our bal awaTeym ernhent.; 70. n,
FE'1 o. #; fu;oomusenced. aokin8tisst
Monday with . large simply ef logo
+. Miss Hedvie Swanson left recently
for tho Twin cities " here she wilt to.
sumo work after Spending . few weeks
ut l,or homo here. :: :: 4. :: (: !:
Martin Okerson, VINO 10 employed at
the Elmdale creamery. spent Sunday
with his parents, M. I and Ms. =
3 1 nick N6ssqa,.t a,na1 .op., M q
EBrainerd arrived ps|the week for
q short viait IL i4h. oq4aiu3ancea. -
sturnlsg ID: their homo saturday. -:
s.. Mr.. and. Mrs. Willie: Pebersnn and
dauGhtors were to guests of NJ: ard,
Mrs. Carl Peterson Of East Upsala
Sunday; attention. = =
]: Oscar Carlson III employ ed -hy 81
Cariaons or EIindaio ut present. -,
NTsGsA An6sp0nd ,nhf3o:h hs1n,nnnn trim
to Swanviile during the: week.
Fred Ludin arrived frDm Mime,
apolis the iirst OF last week for a short
visit With relatives and lett Friday for
the Mill city to resume work.
kev. j. "a. Gusta{son left for Flens.
burg Sunday after noon !whatb 10 hello
services and also was Id attendance MI
tho golden webbing annaver-aIy which
Vas oelobrated Sunday evening BY, Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson.; Of that place. He
returned homo 4ohdayA Is 49,.
Gust johnson. ~ho - eyrrloyed 81
the creamery q Lutte Falls. siea /
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
lic,opa refneahmenta.

lic,ous refreshments. !. :, -. -: L.. =.
A party of young folk gathered at
the f. NJ. Seager homo Sunday even.
ing aud spent several vsry' pleasant
'J Mr. J. D. stir h j. been isiie1 absa
several DAYS Mr. t1stEd1ip NJ Il so ,ni1
better 1t tbiIi. writing: -: ~ g, a !
Nm. T. Il: ssSser Vim opss i nil:
Ing recently Xae { atd y Df;rstra2eer:
aviRm. :. Mielkas "!aS: . Little Falls
visitor Monday betWeen tfaina q u,
MIS-. j.: Egan Or 'LIttlp Eelis
visited Monday and Tuesday With the
r.. M. SeaRer. and J: r., Nuke families.
Mrs. Egan reports Mr.. :Eeah has al
most recovered from fIS fe6ent illness:
Aug. Meyer left for the cities Tues.
day to attend the hardware couveution
ut that place. ::::&
Emit Braatz was buslness caller at
Little Falls between trans Tuesday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Ben Patten and babX
and Mrs; Jehtz Of Long Prairie drove
to this place and took the train for
Brainerd.
j. E.. Al. Seager has been having an at
tack of tho grip and had Irwin Stith
helping him ont at the News Office sew
eral days this week. :: :G =! =;
Mr.. aud Mrs. Aug. Kruger. who
had been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Otto Goetz. drove to ls,ng Prairie.
FRIDAY. where they. expected to visit
another daughter. 81. =:
Chas. Stitn was a, Little Falls visitor
last Thursday between traias:*:1:'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
BRICkYARD.

Feb. 28-The death of Mrs. Alfred
Olson at her home here last Monday
morning came as o sad tiding to
many. Besides her family she leaves a
large circle OF frlendA who will miss
her. The famil3, have the heartfelt
sympathy Of the entire community in
their sad bereavement; H.
Little Mildred Janney and Clinton
Smith are both i'll with pneumonia:
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. e. @. West
berg Feb. 81 a ten pound daughter.
Oct yonr townvtickets printed at the
Herald Office. Il:
pleasant surprise by her neighbors Sat.
urday evening. A. delicious supper was
served by the ladies and most enjoy:
able time was had by all those present.
Mrs. Auncy was. presented with a
set of silver knives and forks as re-
membrance, :
mr.. M uncy will move his fam ily to
Little Falls the latter part, Of this
week We. ore sorry 70 lose our ne'sh::
; Nj I 1ssrsi ISI1.isen entertained at a
party SatnfdaYi. getvenisiK pm nhtonor of her
friend, Miss Amy Chambers. Gapee
were the amusement. All report q
tiue tlmo,s ~. = :; i.
Rex Mnpoy and Howe ard Clark; were
given q surp1ise party BY our young
folks Monday evening. Games, were
played and at the cloee of the evening
q dainty lunch was served. A very
nice time vas had by all. &
Miss Amy. GhambeIs, who has been
the guest 81 Aiee Clara Larsen, re.
turned to her ;homesat 'swanvilk Tues,
day. = tt: :=::sst r. .-..Gs ~: Il.
Miss Florence Green Of Little Elk
visited at the home OF. G: Larson Sum
day. - = ~ - -
Nj. and Mrs. G. "A. Lindqniat anld.
son. Carl visited 1t A. J. Holm's Sum
MN 6olleo et:Rente y xi,ited, a;
e. o Wes{herg's Tuesday.s y; - /
7. Miss Della 13uine and; brother, Ber-
trum, called at F. A. Janpey.s sum
day. III: T -: ~ - ~ 5SSs
M,sd Constance SStrom OF Kanuall
visited ever Saturday at her homo
here. . ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

County Commissioner Delphise
Rocheleau purchased horse in this
city for 800 Wednesday. He says he
has a,tine anlmal,, however.