Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-05
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! Sept, Miss Carrie McDougall en-
| tertained a part of friends at dinner
Thursday evening.
Beth and Emily Carnes have return
ed from Sank Center after week 8
visit at the Wakefield home.
| Miss Ella McGonagle of Seattle is
visiting at the home of her brother,
w. L. McGonagle.
George Esty is reported to be re-
covering rapidly from his recent
operation for appendicitis
Mrs. c. D. Hunter, Mrs. Lawrence
and Mrs. George Hunter Of Duluth
motored to Rice Friday.
John Kellogg and family have
moved to Bowlus where Mrs. Kellogg
and daughter will teach school.
Mrs. Walter Parkins visited her
brother. George Esty, at St. Raphael g
hospital in St. Cloud the last OF the
week.
Miss Carrie McDougall has returned
to Brainerd where she will teach
school.
Mrs. Joe CARRIER and young son
went to St. Paul Thursday to visit
her parents.
| Miss Susie Batter left Friday for
Virginia where she will teach school.
! Mrs. James Lounsdale and daughter,
Persis, spent the week end with l. w.
BOrck.
DR.. Mallett is visiting his parents
at Princeton.
DIR. and Mrs. A.. NJ. Watson and
sons returned from Landon, Ontario,
Tuesday night.
George Armstrong is attending the
state fair this week.
r. Dragoo is driving I. w. Bouck s
car during fair week at St. Paul.
Miss Halle Carnes has returned
from a visit with relatives in st. Paul.
Otto Feitsam, Ruhl Lambert and
Lee Engberth left Sunday for the
state fair where they will be employ
ed during the week.
A. Simonet and Miss Berg of Little
Falls were guests at the Fietsam home
Sunday.
Miss Englerth left Monday for
Beardsley, Mimi, to teach school.
Mrs. J. N. Carnes entertained
friends at cards Saturday evening at
her home.
Miss Emma Kobe has gone to Fl.
Ripley for the coming school year.
Prof. and Mrs. Doerschuk arrived
Saturday and are occupying the rec
tory adjoining the Grace church.
DR.. and Mrs. Kaliher were in Roy
alton Sunday enroute to St. Paul.
Mrs. McMeen and little daughter
left Monday for Hudson and will later
go to Columbus, Ohio. before return
ing to their home in California.
Miss Ida Batter is teaching school
at International Falls. %
s. NJ. Baker, who has resided here
for the past six months has recently
purchased grocery at Howard Lake,
and left Monday with his family for
the;, new home.
The Royalton library association
will hold its semi-annual meeting in
the school building Saturday after
noon and it is hoped that the men,
hers will attend in sufficient num-
bers to at least form a quorum.
Chas. Roller of St. Paul visited his
mother the last Of the week.
F. G. Noggle has sold his car to H.
Anderson.
W. j. Broker and daughter left
Tuesday for Duluth.
G. r., Rhoda is attending the state
fair at st. Paul.
C. Rosenmeier transacted legal
business in Little Falls the first Of the
week. ..
Mrs. Joe Newman has returned
from Minneapolis where she visited
relatives.
George Galley is attending the fair
this week.
Banker Hanscom of St. Cloud was
here Wednesday on business.
Henry Jackson and wife Of Onamia
are visiting relatives in Royalton.
Mrs. A. G. Bouck is attending the
state fair and will later go on to Hud
son to visit her parents for fort
night.
A.~C. Wilson left Thursday for st.
Paul to attend the fair.
Mrs. Heiburg has returned from
visit with her parents in Minneapolis.
DR.. and Mrs. Engson leave for their
home in Hallock after a fortnight 8
visit with their son, Prof. Engson.
Miss Maybelle Brannen Of Little
Falls was here Wednesday on bust
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