Little Falls herald., 1913-06-13
RANDALL. ].

i they will be employed. gs9E
Mrs VIM. Campbell and daughter
Hazel, returned home Monday after {
few days visit in st. Cloud. .ss4
The Misses Jessie and Elizabeth
Kennedy Of Little Falls arrived here
Saturday for q visit at the home o1
their uncle, A. Kennedy, and family
They returned home Monday. .ss
Mrs. Carl Hines left Saturday fo1
her home in Staples after a severa'
days visit here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schwanke left
Tuesday for Brooten, where Mr.. Sch
wankea will be employed for some time
Peter Kiewel, DR.. 8. G. knight
August Schwanke and Andy Honstron
attended the picnic at Ft. Ripley Sat
urday. ~.
Jack Miller Of Crosby visited ove1
Saturday at his home here, returning
Sunday II + I TFE .Tzy *G4 <2 Il
Workmen have just completed a
|*cement:2 basement under the. residence
of c.. p. Chapman which is quite an
Improvement to his property. J
Mrs. Morton Oothoudt, Marie Cal:
/ houn, Rene RUSSELL Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson,
! Norman Nelson, Frank and John Hicks,
Anton Bermel, Warren johnson and
/, Oscar >Dolquist attended the Mime
apolis Symphony orchestra musical at
Little Falls Saturday afternoon.
August Schwanke, Jr., and Andrew
/ Munson left Tuesday for Brooten
where they will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brisbane returned
here Sunday from their wedding trip
spent in the twin cities and other
, points. They left again Tuesday for
Starbuck where the young couple will
make their future home.
Miss Irene Campbell, who has been
attending normal in ST.. Cloud for the
past year, returned home Tuesday.
Rev. Father Schmitz Of Ward Springs
held services in the. Catholic church
here last Sunday. -..i-.
Miss Emma knight Of Kinkardine,
Ont, Canada, arrived here Wednesday
morning for visit with her brother, s.
G. knight. ''.!'. -
The Randall baseball team met de-
feat at the hands of the Ft. Ripley
team in six inning game on the lat
ter's grounds last Saturday. The game
was called off on account Of the late
hour. The score was to 6. '. ..
Willie Mueller left Tuesday for
Crookston for short Witt with
friends. While there he will be the
guest of Mrs. John Danielson and fam
lily.
E. E. Wise is business caller in
town, being called here on account Of
a legal tangle in regard to the transfer
of the farm he purchased from Mrs.
Jennie Weatherly. The case promises
to be lively one. ..<.. :. :..
Rev. B. P. Holt and family left
Tuesday for a short visit with friends
and relatives in the twin cities, Litch-
field and other points.
! The game staged on the local dia-
mond last Sunday between the Little
; Falls north end team and Randall end.
, ed in defeat for Little Falls. The score
being to l in favor Of the locals. Bat
teries for North Enders: Lagerbauer
,, and Johnson. Randall: Mueller and Nil
1er. s=~.e a.
| The Ladies' Sewing society will meet
next Saturday at the home of Mrs. A.
! Kennedy.
| Miss Martha Schmidt is now employ
| ed at the Kiewel hoteI. ~.
| Those from here who attended the
dance given at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Schmidt Tuesday evening were
the Misses Anna and Ella Mueller
Sara, Marie and Rosalie Calhoun, Ray
mond Calhoun, Harris Gourd, Galen
Campbell, George Mueller and Earl
Quimby. All report a pleasant time.
The directors Of the Randall state
bank met in the assembly room of the
bank building Tuesday, June 10, this
being time for the annual meeting. The
meeting was well attended and busi.
ness before the board disposed salts.
! factori]y. The bank is enjoying a
good run Of business under the manage.
ment of its obliging cashier, G. E.
| Chapman.
! The game for next Sunday between
| the Laurels and Randall on the local
grounds is holding the interest Of this
section. The Laurels having defeated
Pierz last Sunday, strengthened the be
lief that they are coming factor il
baseball The home team, however, il
making preparation to give the boys
a good game.