Little Falls herald., 1914-02-27


,1rrlE FAILS IN I'D ].
Elvira Hoffstead, Consta ina Mohr,
Fannie Liye1ing ghouse s Miss Notten
and Anna Barnes left Sunday for
institute which is icing held there this
week, ~ a5.. d 5a
Warren Eastman leAI Wednesday for
on the Duluth Short Line. y.
George Nelson returned home Fri
day from Minneapolis where he at
tended the Embalmer g convention. He
also visited his parents at New Rich
land while away.
Robert Reese, Of Hancock, is at pres:
ent visiting with his uncle, Joe
Longley. = s.@ ..,
Nj. A. Churchill spent Sunday with
; friends in Little Falls.
here Sunday and will fill the place as
teacher in the Schwanke school made
vacant by the resignation Of Miss
Mabel Snow, who was recently mar
ried. r
w. J. Turner returned home Thurs
, day from Acme, Alberta, Canada,
where he has been employed for tho
past several months. -. -. "
Stella Sullivan has returned home
from two months visit with her
brother at Clear Lake. r. -
Joe Munson, Oscar Munson and
Harris Gourd attended the Base Ball
dance at Little Falls Monday evening.
E. Westin Of Staples spent several
days Of last week here with relatives,
the guest Of his cousin, Mrs. j. Bjar-
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Joseph Currier arrived Saturday
from Warroad, Mimi, to join his fam
lily, who have resided here for the past
three months. Mrs. Currier was for
merlv Miss Lizzie Bentler.
Mrs. Jack Little returned home
. Tuesday from a few week s visit with
her SON Walter and family, in Minnea-
Bill lkiley has returned to his home
, at Holdingsford after several days
visit with his aunt, Mrs. Thos. Lam
bert.
Anton. Bermel left Monday for Little
Falls where he will serve on the petit
jurv during the present term of court.
Mrs. F. G.. Noggles visited Sunday
between trains with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Kennedy. She was ac-
! companied home by her little nephew
Angus Barnes, who will spend the
, week with her. "
Tony >Kempenich and Frank Chand-
! ler were Little Falls visitors Monday.
| G. E. Calhoun transacted business in
, Little Falls Wednesday forenoon.
Earl Quimby, Joe Schmidt and Ray
mond Calhoun attended the dance Civ
en- at the home Of Joe Krugar Monday
evening. :,
! Mrs. John Thompson and children
! arrived here Tuesday from Storm
Lake, Ia. The family will 60 to house
| keeping in the Presbyterian parsonage.
Mr.. Thompson will run first class
restaurant here and wishes the pub.
! lie to give him call. :.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus McRee LETT
| Wednesday for Wahkon, where they
. will make their home for some time,
Mrs. McRee was formerly Miss Mabel
Snow, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
! Jerome Snow, Of Parkertown.
! On Saturday evening Feb. 21st
"Mrs. Briggs Of the Poultry Yard q
! home talent play in three acts was
=; given by the Anti Conts Of the Presby.
! terian church, which was enjoyed by
everyone present. s
The cast of characters is as follows:
Ralp, an adopted son Carl Melburg
, JIMMY Dewey Wahlberg
J Alvira Myrtle Snyder
: Melissa, her family, Mary Ellen Gosch.
Si1as Green, a near relative !
j - Oscar DOluuiSt
, Mr.. Lee, wealthy neighbor, ::
Frank Wiley
Virginia, his daughter, Zelma Cochran
Daisy Thornton, her friend,
Pauline Melberg
Mrs. O'Connor, an "Oild Irish Lady,
j with no likin' for goats Agnes Strand
Manda Bates, servant, who will
stumble over her words, especially
| when the steak is burning and she
wishes to tell her mistress about it.
Phoebe Leaning
Miss Liveringhouse as Mrs. Briggs
and the leading character, played her
: part in a manner which was credit
to her. Dewey Wahlberg, as Jimmy,
the mischievous boy, Myrtle Snyder as
, Alvira and Mary Ellen Gosch as Me-
lissa brought down the house by their
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las Green, bashful lover, played q
good part and caused much laughter
! Whenever he came on the scene. Frank
Wiley as Mr.. Lee, who played the
villain g part, Carl Melburg, the hero,
j, and Zelma Cochran, the heroine, all
played good parts. Pauline Melburg
, as Daisy Thornton, filed her part to
perfection.
This play plainly demonstrates the
fact that there is as good stage talent
,, in Randall as can pe found anywhere.
..... WEST BELLEVUE ~
-. Feb. 25.-Miss Helen Shannon went
to Minneapolis Friday to visit rela.
tives. - -s..-.s--..s~::..s -. ~
MI. and Mrs. Henry Zimmerman
visited at Albert Kowalczyk g Sunday.
Mrs. E. Crabtree and Miss Flora
Mmrftt visited at T. Hayes Sunday.
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