Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-06

teaching school. si st7s III ii
. Miss Bosalie Richards returned
Wednesday from a visit with friends
in Minneapolis. tHI 4.
arD DR.. and Mrs. F. G. VandeMark have
arrived here from Maiden Rock, Wis,
and will make their home in this city.
Geo. st. Onge, son Of j. st. Onge OF
Fl. Ripley, returned Tuesday from
Mooseiaw, Can, suffering with an
attack Of appendicitis. He was operated
upon at the local hospital Thursday.
Mrs.. Leo Billstein and daughter left
Thursday for Roman, Mont, for a visit
with relatives. -: a~45cts14I. 1874 &.
Misses Regina and Mildred Burton
left Thursday for Minneapolis, where
they will visit fol, several days with
relatives.
Mrs. J. G.. "Millspaugh left Wednes-
day for Brainerdsfor several days visit
with friends. r&":H%s"
Miss Belle Tedford* was in the city
Wednesday for a: short visit with b.
friends. %1"@' -21.m> - - ,"T'@ :
F. P. West and NJ. Lyon of Dewitt
Ia, were: in the city W dnesday for a,
visit with Mr. Lyons brother, Frank
Lyon. They, left Thursday: for Birch b
lake on a. fishing trip. ,"" ~
T Peter Pratt, who has a claim in
canada, has arrived in this. city and
will remain here all, summer 10
Miss Edith Perkins, who has been
Visiting at The home Of; Mr.. and Mrs:
N. n. .Bergheim,, left Wednesday" for
her home in st: Cloud. z*'h *<s"- IL
j. .Adrrmnsocn of, the state tax g JIM;
mission was in the city on business
Wednesday He was accompanied: by
his little SON. s'1 !@?-zs%7 3%'l", i
Mrs. R. Newcomb. and daughters Of
Pepin, Wis, who have been visiting at
tie home OIL. M. Magee, left Wednes!
day for st. Paul. *
Mrs. H. Westhoff left Wednesday
for the West, after an extended visit
at the home of. Mrs Rose Sumner Of
this city. .%.". '"'3'> a. >"'':2''
Misses Flora and Laura. Doducette of
Fl. Ripley left Wednesday for a visit
with. friends in st. Paul. "'; a." .
Viola Warner of st. Cloud was in the
city a short time Monday, enroute
home from Grey Eagle, where she has
been teaching school.
Henry Cox of Swanville1 was in the
city transacting business Wednesday.
VIM. Wittwer Of Green Prairie was
in~the city on business Wednesday,
Miss Mearle Graham, who has been
attending the local business college,
left Wednesday for Brainerd, where she
has accepted a~position as stenogra'
pher. s -
Chas. Renick left Sunday for Du;
lluth,a where he is employed, after "a
visit at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank RenicK.
.lA Mike Krigler arrived Tuesday from
St, Cloud, where heShas been employed
insH5the car shops of the Great Northern
Railway company.
Miss Eva Raymond left Tuesday fGl
Brainerd for several weeks visit with
friends. From there she viii: 90 tt
Langdon, N. R.
Mrs. Harry Halseth and w child.
rem left Tuesday for Post Arthur, Can.
;Ewhere they will visit with Mrs:I=szsHal
seth IS #pareDts.laE.z, III -@ .s @=**
@Mrs and Mrs: al I'LL L.%1 Warren land
daughter Miss Irmra left =Monday$for
their cottage at Mound lake, where
they will spend the summer. '~3@'~
Mrs. Mary Sterling. wa discharged
from the local hospital. Sunday after
receiving: treatment for an~=#infected
hand.
Miss Anna Thoma was operated up
on at the local hospital Saturday for
appendicitis. f.
Miss Ellen johnson was the victim
Of a surprise, which was given at her
Zone by about twenty friends. Games
land smllsics-furnisheds entertainment Tor
The anaza=deli:iods sluneh. was
served. 7#+
F. H. Westhoff returned to his home
in =tst. Paul. Wednesd day, Safter IA IIVi SIT
in the. city He was accompanied - by
Misses Trina and Irene Sumner, who
EWill visit there for. several days. F. =+yr
miss CLARA Kirkebon airrived Weanness::
day from Clara City, where she has
been teaching school. II :
Mr.. =and7#;Nrs. Clyde. Mayo Aarrived
ffrom Minneapolis for a visit at 4 the
home of Mrs. Mayo's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johns#Lindquist: r. .y,.a !. r. sm. sz-e.
D~onat#'Trettel and so,l, 4 M {: 4 it,, rre tSr
ed Thursday from St.~Paul, Wherein.
Trettel went on business. I Il ~ r.
Walter Folsom returned Thursday
from. a business trip to the twin cities
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