Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-01-09
BUCHANAN

Paul Sand and wife or new Munich
are here visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Sand. :
Well boys, what has 1914 i'll store
for us.
A number of Buchanan boys left for
Sullivan Lake Monday where they will
do a few weeks fishing. -
Jake Baltes left for Anoka Monday
where he will have an operation on
his nose on account of catarrh.
Frank Kuder left for st. Cloud on
Monday where he will visit week
among friends.
Oscar Westholdcr left for his home
in Albany Monday, after short visit
here with old time friends.
All had good time at the party
which was held at the Renenberg home
Sunday.
Joe Oestrich of Eden Valley is here
visiting friends and relatives.s
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Weis
brick, girl, Dec. Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Grandmother
left for St. Paul and Marystown last
Tuesday, where they will visit rela-
tives and friends.
Mary Hesch left for Duluth where
she will be employed in hospital
the rest of the winter.
Mrs. Joe Kinzer left for New Mum
ich Wednesday where she will visit
week with her parents.
Joe Meyer left for st. Paul Wednes-
day to visit his sister, Mrs. Tom Con-
ley.
Lena NJ. Sand returned from New
Munich Monday where she had been
visiting.
Joe kappes and wife and Fred
Mueller left for St. Paul Monday
where they will visit week among
relatives and friends.
Hesch Bros. had a card party at the
John Hesch home Wednesday
Martha Meyer left for St. Cloud
Friday where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Ed. Dehler.
Agnes Kapsner, left for St. Joe ON
Monday where she will take sewing
lessons the coming winter.
Annie Bednar Of Pierz called on
friends here Sunday.
L reckon winter am here now for
sure.
All had good time at the party
| which was held at the Mike Sand home
Thursday.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aug. Weisbrick was christened Mar
celia Wednesday in St. Michael s
! Catholic church. John Weisbrick and
Dora Billig were sponsors.
| We had a blizzard Friday. Piled the
snow up some.
Buss Thoen from Dixville transact
ed business in our village Friday.
Those who attended the party at
the Mrs. Frank Mischke home Sunday
| evening were Ed. and Joe Hortch,
John and Frank Kuntz, Peter Muel-
Ter, Hass Wiesbrick, Leonard Hortch,
Rena and Martha Hortch, Ida and
Margaret Dehler and Mary Beka. The
evening was spent by playing games.
After midnight lunch was served.
Everyone reported having had good
| time.
Katie Hesch was in Pierz on bust
ness Tuesday.
Ed. Kahl left for Beach, N. D. Fri
| day, after weeks visit here with
his parents.
John Renenberg left for New Prague
Monday where he will be employed on
! a farm.
Joe Oeistrich left Friday, after a
few days visit here with relatives
! and friends.
Cecilia Kulusha left for st. Cloud
! Friday where she will be employed.
Frank Kahl transacted business In
! Royalton Friday.
Mrs. Math. Mueller left for St. Paul
| Saturday where she will visit friends
and relatives.
Mary Beka left for the twin cities
! Saturday where she will be employed.
! LEONARD Hartsch drove to Sullivan
lake on business Monday.
| Martha Sand Of New Munich is here
visiting relatives.
Martha Hartsch left for Little Falls
Tuesday where she will be employed.
Killiam Herring Of St. Michael's is
here visiting friends.
| Frank Kuder, aged "a years, a resi-
dent of our village, walked to Little
Falls, distance Of 1S miles, Wednes.
day, to pay his taxes. Mr.. Kuder
makes this "Trip every year in the
same way. Only older each year.
VIM. Schoen and Bernadine Heu-
rung, Christina and Frank Hortsch, re-
| turned from st. Cloud Saturday where
they had been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Roy Davis.
Mary Mischke left for St. Joe on
Monday where she will take sewing.
Mrs. Fred Schmolke Of Alberta, Can
ade, is here visiting relatives.
John Schmolke returned from Sleepy
Eye Saturday where he had been on
business.
Joe Eckstein Of Sleepy Eye is here
on business.
Wolfgang Muhlbauer and wife left
Tor Hinckley where they will visit
relatives and friends.
Peter Sitzman returned from Little
Falls Saturday where he had been on
business.
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