Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-02
RAND AT ITEMS

RANDALL ITEMS
April 3O.-Ray Covert left Friday
for5 few days visit with friends sin
Rochester,, returning Tuesday
z. N. Barnes was looking after blsl-.
ness matters here Friday.
"A horse belonging to Charles Fregins
Of Parker was taken very sick Friday
The animal fell in the street, break
ing the thills Of the buggy to which It
was hitched, but finally recovered:
sufficiently. to be taken home.
Mrs. Frank Gourd Of Clough wat
q pleasant caller in the village Fri.
day.
Earl Turner purchased horse from
VIM. Crosby last week and IS now dos
ing team work about town.
Mrs. Walter Craighead and two
little sons were visiting friends here
Friday. !.
Steve Treacy, good citizen Of
Parker, was in town Friday. Mr.
Treacy is rapidly recovering from the
injury sustained q month ago WI IN
one Of his hands was badly torn b. q
wood saw.
Mrs. s. C. Cochran and daughter,
Miss Zelma, were Little Falls visitors
Friday, returning on train No. 8, Sat.
urday.
Miss Mabel Snow, who taught term
of school at Royalton the past winter,
returned home Saturday. She was the
guest Of relatives in town for the
evening
VIM. Campbell spent the week end
in Little Falls.
Ole Smith, who has held position
as operator at Becker for a short time,
returned home Saturday.
Frank Hicks and Miss Lora Magee
attended the dedication of the new
Presbyterian church at Lincoln Sun.
day. They report an enjoyable time
Bert True, formerly of Granada, who
purchased farm in Parkertown some
time ago, shipped carload of live
stock, farm machinery and household
goods Sunday and mas now settled
down to spring farm work.
The baseball game played on the
local diamond Sunday between Foley
and Randall was lively one and end.
ed IN the defeat of the visitors by a
score OF to 9. The visitors were
outclassed from the start but put I'M
game fight for supremacy. The line.
| up was as follows: Calhoun, LIST base:
Gourd, s.. s.; P. Miller, r. f; Oothoudt.
ora base; N. Miller, c. f.; Pierce -.
Muellei, End base; j. Miller If Fo,ev:.
| Il. MCGEE, If; F. F. Nutshell 90 2 y
Mnsha r; =; Kasner, LIST base;
o', Ct; +. Walter, p; j. Mcgee,
1nd oase; A. Nutshell, c. EMPIRES:
Inc Catholic Ladies aid will meet
saturday, May 3, at the home Of Mrs
=. 7. Bentle1. - - -
| The baseball game Sunday .f+u.
noon! May 4, between Fl. Rin1ev and
handall promisea to be an irrerest;n -
one as the visitors boast a better to. -
IMAM ever, and the local bows are NAV.
ing good ball so far. * s)''
Mrs. F. J. Noggle came I'm from ~,
a l:t sunday for few hours visit
win hef parents, Mr.. and Mrs, a
kennedy. She returned home on che
AFTERNOON train and was Accompanies
oy her sister, Mrs. Anna Barnes. ard
little son, Angus. ",'
Mrs. G. E. Calhoun and son, George,
Jr., and Miss Pauline Calhoun visited
friends and relatives at st. Cloud Sun.
dag.
Rev. B. P. Holt filed his weekly ap.
pointment in the Presbyterian rhu-ch
Sunday evening. He was accompanied
by the Revs. Finley and McHenry.
Mrs. Ella Hitchcock al esteemed
lady of Randall and Samuel Tedford, a
respected farmer of Fl Ripley, were
married Monday, April 2s, at Littl,
Falls. Their many friends wish them
a happy and prosperous future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hcgg and
daughter, Miss Lillian, left Tuesday
for Minneapolis. They will spend q
week in the city the guests of relatives
before going to Courtenay where they
will make their future home.
Carl Sharon was an afternoon pass.
enger to Darling Tuesday.
I Mrs. Harry H. Craighead and Mrs.
Walter Craighead with her two small;
children left Tuesday morning for
| Livingston, Mont, to join their hus-
near Yellowstone National Park. May
their efforts be crowned with Sue
| cess
M. E. Barnes visited the Randall
school Tuesday. Il
M. A. Churchill, Frank Schneider,
Joe Manson and Isaac Faucet cama
down from Crosby for q few days
visit with friends and relatives. They
! returned to the scenes Of their 'abors
Tuesday morning
Jack Miller, who visited home folks
| a few days the first Of this week, re.
turned Tuesday to Riverton where he
is employed.