Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-07-23
COME AND GONE

Or the state.
Mrs. !. !. Henrcn and children Of
st. Paul arrived Monday evening from
.E:4ayn, y. d.. where they had been
l:sitiry ri mis-. ant are now guests
at tn, ho:ue OF Ed. Hennen. Mr.. Hen
len will come up from st. Paul today
or tomorrow and they will go to Plerz
for q visit.
TI.co. Custafson, who is employed in
Crane, F1 *, is here for a visit with
his parents.
da!! w.rt IN the city Tuesday.
Oscar Il. Christiauson returned tues
,iav from 4 visit virh friends in Mn
/ =, Oils.
Dir. \. Wi.tnrr CT Minneapolis an |
Henry Dou Has OF Nontevidco arrived
NonIny H.: a short visit 1T the nome
OF Mr.. an: Mrs. Ni"tor Schaliera.
Gust !in,lyren returned TUESDAY
from a y ;~- Z: HacNus.
lvy;ry + rnw,i! returned the first OF
th,, week from Albert Lea, where ne
attcH.tvi Il STATE postal clerks ronVen-
ton. , :,
Miss Sarah Ryan Of Rochester, \. Y.
is = vuc~t CT her brother, ". II. Ryan,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burns returned
tn their home in Euclid Monday, alter
y visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Smelling.
Miss Olive Guerin returned Saturday
from visit at Monticello.
Mrs. Clara X. Fuller returned Mon
Iav from :. visit with friends III st.
Paul.
Mrs. II. p. Poppe Of St. Paul visited
her huSl,an,i here the first OF the Week'
Mr.. Po;,,e is employed at the NJ. v
Wetzel pharmacy.
Misses Frances SimoneI, Annette
Fortier, Cecilia Johnson ana Anna
Dirkerson attended house party at
til, LYON uottage at Ward Springs OIL
Monday. c
Arrhie Blake returned Monday from
a visit with friends at Crookston'
Dewey Kiewel Of that city accompan-
Jed him here for visit.
Mrs. Stella Whittemore Of Princeton
visited at he home of DR.. and Mrs. r.
w Kaliher the first of the week. Mrs.
Whittemore is an aunt OF MIR. Manner
Miss Margaret Daniels went to Rlce
Lake, Wis, Monday for visit with
friends. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hardenbrook of
Maxwell, Ia, left Monday for Colvllle,
WASH, after a visit at the nome OF
their son, J. H. Hardenbrook OF this
city.
X. J. Hoeglun1 left Saturday for
Grant Rapids, Mich, to attend 1ur-
niture exhibit. He will also 60 to chi
cago. Mr.. Hoeglund is furniture
designer.
Mrs. G.. H. Marsh of New London,
Of r
tnts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Kenkel, this
week.
DR.. J. II. Newman was in st. Cloud
On business Monday.
F. H. Pnilbrick, Y. }. Peterson ana
Wallace Clair spent Sunday fishing
near Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Roberts of Min
neapolis returned home Monday, after
s;,cn,!inu several days at Birch lake.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Vernon visited
relatives in st. Paul the first of the
week.
Mr.. an Mrs. G. F. Nasaly and chill
1ren and Miss Bertha Cashier returned
to st. Paul Monday, after an extended
visit with relatives in this city.
Henry Berg of Ely arrived Sunday
evening Tor a visit with relatives. Mrs.
Berg came here some time ago.
Misses Blanche Boulreau an Eva
Nevstror, returned to their homes at
Aitkin Tuesday, after an extended visit
at the home Of Napoleon LaFond.
Frank Stencil of E.iWartsville, ILL.,,
was here on business Tuesday. He left
for Renviie county the same day.
Mrs. Cla:;1e Nash and children of
RrainerA ere visiting at t. home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Vincent this week.
Mrs. L. WingstranI returned to her
home in Rhame, y. D., Tuesday, after
a visit with her parents at FIT. Ripley
and friends in this city.
Mayor W. G. Nye and family Of Min
nHapolis passed through the city on
Wednesday. enroute to Wadena.
Mr.. a1"i Mrs. D. Haugh of Des
Mones, Iowa, who have been guests
at the home Of NJ. and Mrs. W. II.
Weber, went to Branerd Wednesday
for a visit.
Miss Eva Billstein returned Wednes-
day from a visit with friends at Lin
coin.
VIM. Putnam has returned from a
visit with relatives and friends at Big
Lake aHd the twin cities.
Mrs. S. P. Brick and daughter Flor
ence went to Park Rapids for a visit
Wednesday.
Mrs. y. F. Cary returned Wednesday
from short visit q. the home Of her
son Leig at St. Cloud.
Miss Bertha Ring returned to Mime
apolis Wednesday, after visit with
friends here.
Arvid sioquist went to Hinckley on
Wednesday to seek employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapka returned
Wednesday from visit at Superior.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fearing Of Val
lnv City, \. D., are in the city for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends.
J. n. Carries of Royalton was in the
city On business yesterday.
Otto Brick, cashier of the Genola
State bank, was in the city yesterday
l.. w. Carson, special Indian agent
for the government, is home for visit
with his family. He restless in Little
Elk.
Mrs Martin Johns went to Crosby
"Wednesday for visit with her sister