Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-08-22
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RANDALL
AUG. 20.-The Misses Hilda Jordahl
and Hazel Campbell spent Wednesday
afternoon in Little Falls.
Miss Tillie Simones, who has been
employed in Minneapolis, for the past
several months, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Anton Bermel and little child
left Tuesday Of last week for two
weeks visit with relatives in Mime
apolis and HameL
Mrs. Annie Burke and little daugh.
ter, Lucy, of Minneapolis, arrived here
Wednesday for visit at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Simones.
Miss Belle Davis, who has been visit
ing for the past few months with her
brother, Edward, in Minot, N. d., re-
turned home Thursday.
Miss Myrl Young of Minneapolis, ar
rived Wednesday for visit with her
friend, Title Simones. She returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Guy Brisbane left Friday for
her home at Starbuck, after a. short
visit With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. w. Sullivan, in North Parker.
Mike Portz of Sioux Falls, s. D.,
arrived here Friday for a several
weeks Visit with her daughter, Mrs.
g. E. Calhoun.
Frank Hessing returned to his home
in Abba, Friday after a short visit
with his brother, Herman Hessing and
family. Mr.. Hessing seemed well pleas
ed with this place and speaks of locat-
ING here some time in the future.
Annie Hatlid returned to her home
in CYRUS Saturday after q week spent
here with relatives.
Miss Katie Tracey spent Friday
and Saturday in Little Falls
Mrs. Zahalka left Sunday for her
home in New Richland, after a month g
visit here with her sister, Mrs. A. u.
Nelson.
G. w. Miller returned home Satur-
day after a visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Jabe Berry at Crosby. !,
Morton Oothoudt, j. P. Hicks, Paul
and Neal Miller, A. w. Honstrom and
Frank Honstrom went to st. Cloud
Sunday to witness the ball game De-
tween the St. Cloud team and the Red
Devils.
Miss Cecil Rosebrook left Tuesday
for her home in Staples after week
spent here with her friend, Mrs. A. ".
Honstrom.
Jack Miller returned to Crosby Men
dav evening after an owe. Sunday visit
at his home here.
Mr.. I. II. Davis AMI da ish:.r, Coea,
-,::,1ned home Monday fr''a ]c'.'s:oh.
Mc,t,. where Mrs. Dav = was called by
:ha illness Of Ler daaght'::.
NJ, Et.el Do'euist, :.h" spent Tues
.!sv with relatives in Little Falls, re-
turned home Wednesday:
John Tuller, Matt Karhula. John
Kempenich, Herman H-ss,ag and {.
Chandler were county seat visitors
Monday. .,
Row and Earl Quimby left We'!nes"
dav morning for Beach, n. d., whore
thew will be employed during the
threshing season.
and Lucy. and the Misses Frances and
Florence Simones, left Wednesday for
few days. visit with their sister,
Mrs. Paul Wiring, at Pierz.
Joe, Neary returned home Wednes-
day from a trip to st. Paul and Min
neap0is.
Warren johnson and Al. Zimmerman
were passengers to Little Falls Wednes-
day. Mr.. johnson returned home Thurs
day while Mr.. Zimmerman went to
North Dakota for harvest.
Will Frye of St. Michaels arrived
here Sunday for visit with his broth.
er, August Frye, and family. !
Miss Sara Calhoun returned home
Wednesday after weeks visit with
friends in Ward Springs.
Miss Zelma Cochran spent Tuesday in
Little Falls, returning home Wednes-
day.
Tony Bentler has returned to st.
Paul after short visit at his home
here.
A. Robbins Of Fl. Ripley, was Ran
dali caller Monday.
A dance will be given next Friday
evening in the school house In district
100. Everybody invited. :.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Sim
ones was the scene of a very enjoyable
surprise Monday evening in honor Of
Miss Myrl Young Of Minneapolis.
Those from here who attended were
the Misses Martha and Hattie Smith,
Abbie Harbit, Marie. and Rosalie Cal
houn and Mrs. Sadie johnson, Earl
Quinby, j. P. Hicks, Joe Smith and
Frank Hicks. All report a very pleas.
ant time. ;z;..;szsa
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