Little Falls herald., 1914-04-10
RANDALL

April S-Frank Lucas of Little Falls
transacted business in the village sew
eral days of last week.
John and Tony Kempenich left here
several days ago for Beach, n. D.,
where they will be employed during
The spring and summer months.
Mrs. NJ. IIoenhause Of Becker ar
rived here Thursday for visit with
zaer brother, Paul Jaschke, and fam
Sly in Parker town.
Willie Sullivan returned to his
nome at Clear Lake Sunday after a
sshort visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs f, w. Sullivan.
Lizzie and Gertrude Robeski left
Thursday for Courtenay, N. d., where
they have secured employment for the
ess11nmer.
j. NJ Churchill of Rensselaer,, Inti.,
IS at present visiting here with his
Brother, n. A. Churchill
a. Hoppe, Of Eyota, arrived Friday
with d carload Of household effects
and is moving onto the Churchill farm
recently purchased by E. w. David.
I r. j. O'Brien returned home Sunday
after week spent with relatives at
Holaingsford.
The Misses Rundell, Schimmerhorn,
Motion and Pearson, teachers in this
vicinity, spent the week end at their
Nome in Little Falls.
Mrs. Harry Hollister of Staples az
rived Sunday, called here by the iii
ness of her brother Bernie's little son
Lawrence, who is suffering with
pneumonia.
Gustof Wahlberg, Carl and John
Do,quist and Lyle Sitter, returned
home Saturday after several days
spent in Minneapolis, where they
went to attend the junior short course
Sn agriculture.
Miss Nora Nelson left Sunday for
Minneapolis, where she has secured
employment.
Miss Grace Bert, who is engaged in
teaching at Gregory, spent Saturday
ard Sunday here the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. A. w. Honstron.
Fannit Schwanke visited Sunday af-
tsrnoon with friends at Little Falls.
' Jimmie Tracey who is attending
High School in Little Falls spent Sat-
saxday at his home in Parker town.
John Bjarnoos, who has been en-
pYoyed at Crosby, for the past several
znonths, has returned home for the
sMmmer
Miss e. NTohr visited Saturday with
Friends in Little Falls, returning Sun
esay noon.
Mrs. Wildman left Monday for her
saome OF Pillager, after two weeks ,
visit with her mother, Mrs. Heggan.
Mrs Wildman was formerly Miss Ellen
-Heggan.
Miss Agnes Sober left Monday for
Duluth after a visit with her father,
Mike Sober, in Clough.
J. F. Sullivan and Walter Covert
rxere county seat visitors Tuesday.
Mss Irene Noggle Of Royalton, ar.
rived here Tuesday to spend her Easter
vacation with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wintenberg arrived
Mere Sunday from Detroit, and are the
guests of her grandmother, Mrs. Bates
Mrs. Wintenberg was formerly Miss
Edith Webster and at one time made
z,er home here. The young couple
were recently married and will make
T>sheir home at Dorcet, MINI.
Miss Henrietta johnson is employ
I'd at the Roy Quimby home.
Mrs. ". P. Schneider returned hom'
Monday after spending the winter i,
Hos Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. P. L. Melberg and daughte
AyfIle IeIuTucu uOIuc wednesday d1
Ser a couple weeks visit with rela
!. tives in Norwood, N. D.
Walter Covert left Thursday TO
~Dilworth, MINI.
Is Mrs. Tanner, of Streeter, N. D.
spent a week here with Mrs. A. c
Dotheudt, returning to her home Sat
\ sarday.
Miss Winterquist of Little Falls
arrived here Monday for visit wit
her sister, Mrs. Dean Nutter.
will Crosby who has been employee
in a saw mill at Backus, for the pas
several months has returned home 70
a few weeks visit.
& N. E. Muller returned home Wednes
day, after several days. stay in Kan
esas City.
Miss Constancia Mohr left Thurs
day evening for her home in Perhan
10 spend her Easter vacation.
Mrs. Berry who has been visiting a
the home of N. E. Muller for the pas
q Sew months has returned to her hom
# Mrs. ". Sullivan and children re
turned to her home at Clear Lake o
Thursday, after a several days. visi
. with relatives.
Veronica Hessing, who is attendin
s III school in Little Falls, came home
"a Tuesday to spend her vacation.
s$ j. M. Mitchell is moving INTO the 4
s X. johnson farm in Clough town tn
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