Little Falls herald., 1913-01-10
] SWANVILLE

sJse8 SWANVILLE !
Jan. Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred Pulver-s
macher were Little Falls visitors New
Years day. 44jef.s1y a8%a
Mr.. and Mrs. Baisden arrived
"wednesday for visit with relatives.
Miss May Cox, who has been visit
ing in the cities, returned homo
Wednesday. .
kMr. Webb was at Little Falls be-
tween trains New Years day. ~ l.:
Louis Sittko of Westport spent New
Years day with friends here.
Mr.. Underwood and daughter we1v
business callers in Swanville Wednes-
day.
E. Braatz was at Little Falls be.
tween trains Wednesday.
Mrs. B. B. Cox returned from the
cities Friday where she had been at
tending her brother, Harry Jackson,
who was very sick, but is improving
now.
Miss Ethel Smith was at Little
Falls between trains Saturday.
Miss Matte Mielke arrived Satur-
day from Elgin where she spent her
vacation with her parents.
Miss White Of Monticello arrived
Saturday afternoon to take charge OF
the third and fourth grades OF the To-
cal school.
Miss Hulda Muske visited with her
brother, Will Muske, and family Of
Glenwood several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Nelson returned
from New London and Glenwood where
they had been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peterson and
baby visited with relatives at Osakis
several days last week.
Miss Gladys Raffensbarger return.
ed from Glenwood Saturday after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Martin over the
holidays.
Miss Grace Shipman was at Little
Falls between trains Wednesday.
The Misses Frieda and Caroline
Mielke returned to Royalton Saturday
to resume their school work.
Philo Pennie returned to Little Falls
Saturday to resume his high school
studies there.
Walter Anderson was called to the
cities Friday by the sudden death OF
his sister-in-law. William Kruger has
charge Of the creamery during his
absence.
Mrs. Fred Thoms returned from
Sauk Centre Saturday after spending
the holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Jones Of that place.
Walter Hass and Erwin Mielke re-
turned to Concordia college, st. Paul,
Monday, after spending their vacation
with their parents here.
Will Stems returned to the state
university after spending his vacation
here.
The Cafarrellis expect to give a
masquerade ball here next Monday eve
ming.
Another dance was given at the
6hipman home Saturday evening.
Grandma Schwandt is reported very
sick.
Mrs. Parks and daughters, Vefna
and Marion, returned to their home in
St. Cloud Saturday, after having visit.
ed with friends here Tor several
weeks.
Mrs. Pennie and daughters, Edna
and June, visited with relatives in
Little Falls over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Denning and baby Of Glen
wood visited at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Willett, last
week.
tMr. Bailey and granddaughter,
Clarice Scott, returned here Monday
after a visit with relatives.
Mrs. M. Green is visiting relatives
The farce, "Charlie's Aunt,' is to
be given the evening of January IT,
The play is given by local talent fol-
the benefit Of the school and everyone
should turn out and help the good
cause along. Following is the cast OF
characters: Stephen Spettigue, solicit
or at Oxford, August Larson; Colonel
Sir Francis Cheney, late Indian ser
vice, Neil Vincent; Jack Chesney, un-
dergraduate St. Olde college, Oxfora,
G. Webb; Charley Wykeham, under
graduate St. Olde college, Oxford, E.
Larson; Lord Fancourt Babberly, un-
dergraduate St. Olde college, Oxford,
E. M. Seager; Brassett, man servant,
Roy McRae; Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez
from Brazil, Mrs. seager; Kitty Yer
dunn, Spettigue's ward, Mrs. G. E..
Nelson; Amy spettigue, spettigue's
niece, Miss NJ. Mielke; Ella Delahay,
an orphan, Miss Hulda Muske. Music
will be furnished by an orchestra COM
posed Of Miss Hulda Muske, Ernest
Stith, violins; Aug. Larson, clarionet;
Boyer McRae cornet and Mrs. ]. F.
Muske, piano. Miss Ethel Smith will
give a vocal selection entitled "Re-
member" by P. Dougles Biard. Curtis
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