Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-16
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May IA. Wise came up from
Granada last week to close the deal
! by which he becomes owner Of the
Jennie Stephenson farm in Parker
town. "
Miss Mamie Treacy was Little
Falls visitor Thursday.
Mrs. n. Ehr and Mrs. j. F.. Sullivan
returned Friday after a week s visit
with relatives in Minneapolis, Roches-
ter and other points.
Miss Marie Calhoun returned home
!; Thursday after a two weeks stay in
st. Cloud. She was accompanied by
her sister, Rosalie, who underwent an.
. operation for appendicitis some time
ago. Miss Resale is much improved
in health and her many friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
The Ladies aid Of the St. James
Catholic church meets Saturday, May
19, at the home Of Mrs. Fred Schmidt.
Morton Oothoudt transacted bust
ness at the county seat Thursday.
John Levinsky and family former
I residents, of Red Wing were in the
village Friday. They will visit with
Mr.. Levinsky's father, John Levinsky,
in Parker indefinitely.
Misses Anne St. Anthony and Hetty
Bradley were week end visitors in Lit
tie Falls.
Henry Gosch, for several months a
student in Ames college at Ames, Ia.,
returned home Saturday.
| Frank Hicks was a business caller
! in Little Falls Friday and while there
attended the Progressive clubs dance.
He reports very enjoyable time.
: Archie Kennedy was in town Satur-
, day the guest Of his brother, Angus
Kennedy.
| Martin Mueller returned Saturday
from a trip to the cities and other
=; southern points.
Jos. Houston of Cushing came in
F.! Sunday and took away horse which
he purchased from w. R. Campbell.
Clarence Beto is acting as second
trick operator during the absence Of
4. j. Smith, who is taking vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Chapman and
day and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hetzel Oothoudt for the evening.
| Paul Miller and Harris Gourd were
passengers to the county seat Monday.
Mr.. Miller returned the following day
while Gourd remained in Little Falls
and will play with the Royal Blues
this season.
Mrs. Sadie spent several days Of
: last week at Royalton the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Noggle.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hol]ister are
here for a few days, the guests Of
F.! friends and relatives.
T. j. Smith and VIM. Winn were
looking over the country in the north
ern end of the state last week. Mr..
! Winn returned Tuesday, while Mr..
Smith went on to International Falls
} Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Mccarthy of
Saltwater are here this week the
guests of Mrs. McCarthy's parents,
, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Kennedy.
Mrs. L. Covert left Monday for Min
, neapolis where she will remain for
. several days before going to her
future home in Montana.
/ Chester Wiley, a former merchant
of this place, but now employed at
! Foley, visited with home folks Sun
I day.
+ Miss NJ. Miller of St. Cloud visited
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Wiley Sunday, returning home Mon
day.
Mrs. Owens and daughter, who are
spending the season with Mrs. Owen IS
sister, Mrs. T. L. Wiley, were shopping
/, in Little Falls Wednesday.
Edward Hall of Clough was in town
Wednesday afternoon, returning from
business "trip to Little Falls.
Harris GourA visited here between
trains Wednesday, returning to the
Falls in the afternoon.
The local baseball team had a tilt
with the Green Prairie team on the
latter's grounds Sunday and notwith-
standing the cold weather, the game
proved to be q warm one as is every
one staged on the Prairie diamond from
the standpoint Of contention and hot
air. The game wentwell as could be
expected until the first of the ninth,
score 6 to g. Calhoun hit for two bases,
took third on Lattimer's single and
scored on Pierce single. The play was
not a close one but the base runner
was called out by Umpire Anderson
Randall fans contended that it was
safe score whereupon the Prairie boys
at once sent in riot call to which all
responded and things assumed a war
like attitude. With two men on bases
and none down the game locked good
for Randall, but as they had made
many concessions Turing the game
they were growing tired of that sort
of deal and the game was called.
leaving the score tie The boys wish
to state that they are willing to play
the Green Prairie aggregation on
strange grounds, using umpires Of
public choice, at any time during the
season..
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