Little Falls herald., 1914-03-13

be accompanied by J.. p. Hicks who
will visit at Kansas City few. days
and from there 60 to eastern points
before returning.
John Hawes from Granada, arrived
here Saturday with car Of household
effects and the family will make their
future home in Parkertown.
The Misses Wilma Notion and Eta
Rundell spent Saturday at their homes
in Little Falls.
Mrs. Martin Muller returned home
Saturday after a week s stay III Little
Falls.
Willie and Geo. Muller, Oscar Num-
son and Earl Quimby spent Sunday
afternoon at the home Of Carl john
son.
Miss Mabel Tibbetts returned to
her home at Swanville, Saturday, after
weeks visit with her cousin, Miss
Vernie Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Bofferding of
Minneapolis arrived here Sunday morn
ing for short visit with Mrs. Boffer-
ding's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kempenich. They returned home on
Wednesday.
Miss Vernie Crosby left Monday for
St.. Cloud where she will attend the
normal the remainder Of the year.
Mrs. Robinson and children left
Tuesday for their home at Bergville,
Minn., after two weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. Thelen.
Mrs. VIM. Campbell spent Monday
and Tuesday in Little Falls.
Walter Covet Of Dillworth, arrived
here Sunday for few days visit with
his mother, Mrs. L. Covet.
Anton Adams, of Minneapolis, ar
rived here Sunday for several days
visit with relatives, the guest Of his
brother law, John Kempenich, and
family.
Frank Snyder who is now running
a drill at Fort Ripley came home on
Tuesday to vote in the village election.
George AIais, the young man who
recently purchased a farm from Emil
Krezine, arrived Friday with his per-
sonal effects and now occupies his new
home.
Sadie johnson has returned home
from Eureka, S. D., where she has
teen engaged in teaching for the past
seven months.
A. L. Ridley, who has resided on a
farm in Todd Co., for the past year
shipped his household goods from this
point Monday to his former home near
Waterloo, Ia. Mr.. Ridley was en-
ployed on the farm owned by A. w.
Wrangler, who died recently.
j. Y. Laramy, agent for the H. G.
Boyeson Co., was in the village Mon
day, taking orders for calendars and
advertising novelties.
Mr.. Whitaker, travelling salesman for
Ogden, Merrill & Geer, Of St. Paul,
was business caller here Monday.
P. L. Melburg spent. a few days of
last week in Minneapolis, returning
home Sunday.
Harris Gourd left Wednesday for
Verndale to confer with the manager
of the baseball team there. He will
probably sign to play with that team
for the coming season.
G. E. Chapman was county seat
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. H. o. Hollister has returned to
her home in Staples after short visit
among relatives here.
Many Of the citizens were surprised
to find majority of our people in
favor Of saloon license. The vets won
by seven votes. The new council men,
toned in another column are nearly
all progressive business men and no
doubt will put forth every effort for
the betterment Of Randall and vicin-
ity.
Vernie Crosby left Sunday for St.
Cloud where she will attend spring
term Of the Normal.
Mrs. E. L. Owens and daughter,
Mrs. S. G.. Knight, were callers in
Little Falls Thursday.
Mrs. G. 0. Pierce of Excelsior is
visiting here with her son, G. W.
Pierce and family.