Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-08-08
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August 6. /. and Mrs. Julius viii.
ing Of GAINESVILLE, Wis, are at present
visiting here at the home Of his broth
ser, Paul Willing, and family. VI 7s
j. r. Hicks went 20 Little Falls
Thursday afternoon and from there to
st. Cloud where he attended dance
given that evening. \. .5s3s
Mrs. /. N. Davis left Thursday for
Livingston, Mont, called there by the
illness Of her daughter, Cora, who has
to undergo an operation for Appendix
citis. Miss Davis has for the past sew:
eral months been holding down claim
in Montana. IA
Mrs. Freeman and Ed. Whippler Of
Darling were Randall callers Wednes-
day. Mr.. Whippler had the misfortune
a few months ago to lose his left foot
by q train passing over it and is now
able to move around on clutches.
Ruth Hall returned home Friday at
ter a few days. visit with friends in
Little Falls.
The Misses Ella Olson and Judith
Holmgren, who have been attending
summer school, in st. Cloud for the
past six weeks, returned to their home
here Saturday.
Chas. Chandler shipped a car load
of stock to st. Paul Sunday.
The Misses Catherine Sullivan and
Nellie Tracey returned Saturday from
Little Falls where they went to take
teachers examinations.
Ole Smith, who is employed as op.
orator for the N. P. railroad at Becker
spent Sunday at his home here.
: N. E. Mueller transacted business in
Little Falls Saturday and again Tues
day
Rudolph Kestner, Carl Sharon and
Alvin VIM left Tuesday for Fargo,
where they will be employed during
the harvest season. sa
T. O. Smith was an early morning
passenger to Little Falls Tuesday. Mr..
Smith left without informing his fam.
lily as to his whereabouts and there was
no little excitement next morning when
he was found to be missing.
Miss Alma Bailey returned to Erie,
N. D., Monday after visit at her
home here. $50
John Trittabaugh has returned to
Excelsior where he is employed after a
several days. stay at his home here.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Quimby
Friday, Aug: LIST, daughter:
Andrew Trittabaugh left Saturday
for Ironton, where he is employed. His
family will visit here indefinitely.
John Alters left Tuesday for Court
enay, N. D., where he has secured en-
ployment. s=,- =
:. R. A. Campbell witnessed the ball
game at Little Falls Saturday between
the Royal Blues and the Red Devils.
w. H. Bastien filed his appointment
with the band Saturday, the first for
some time owing to the illness Of his
wife.
The ice cream social given Saturday
evening for the benefit Of the Presby-
terian Sunday school was success in
every particular. Proceeds SIS.
Galen Campbell attended, the dance
given by the Little Falls baseball team
Monday evening.
Miss Abbie Harbit, who is employed
in the drug store here, has been quite
sick for the past several days. Marie:
Calhoun is at present taking her place
in the store.
Carl Jaschke, the two and half
year old son Of MI. and Mrs. Paul
died Monday morning af-
ter an illness Of only few days. The
funeral was held Wednesday morning
from the Catholic church, Rev. Father
Schmitz of Ward Springs officiating.
The family have the sympathy Of their
many friends in their deep sorrow:
Mrs. Henry Kulage and daughter,
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Whitman and Mrs. Frank Summenie
and daughter, Ethel, Of Quincy, ILL.,,
visited with their sister, Mrs. Joseph
Bentler. -,..- --...
Miss Gertrude Vener of Ward
Springs arrived here Tuesday for a
few days. visit with her friends, Miss
Sara Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Weidenbaugh
and daughter, Barbara, Of Pierz and
Miss Annie Weidenbaugh OF Gregory,
are guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kempenich.
c. E. Chapman shipped car load Of
stock to st. Paul Monday evening.
Mrs. T. Mckinney and children of
st. Paul arrived here Tuesday for u
visit with her brother, Paul Jaschke,
Ind family.
Mrs. Jake Bofferding and two chill
lren of Minneapolis arrived Tuesday,
called here by the death of her little
nephew, Carl Jaschke.
Blanche Sullivan left Wednesday
'or Clear Lake for q several weeks i
'isit with relatives.
lillian Thermer and Paul Miller have
aiken a contract for carpenter work for:
Julius Perk Of Green Prairie.
:. Julia Gillieston and Agnes Nelson |
'ame up from Little Falls Tuesday and ;
rs , s.cst.. at the home Of their uncle, :
Hans Elyie. -. g. :. q. !
H.:::irrris Gourd returned from Vern-
lale Tuesday after pitching two games,
me for Verndale vs.. Bertha and one :
'or Staples VS.. The Red Devils. Harrisl