Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-10-22
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| vswsky has grown tired If sthe efforts
| of his. American associa"esl to pro,
ntunce his name, and has been or the
lookout for a chance to change it. The /
Chance came when he became engaged
to| a Miss: Parker. Judge Thomas, on
Replication, allowed the groom to take
h$ wife's name and now he is the
proud possessor, of the handle of Sam
u9l Parker. -. y. g., =.
| Chillicothe, &C. W. Cravens and
". B. ,Cravens are brothers and both
ate engineers on the B. s. .. Their
wives are sisters. Both families live
ii the same house. The other day, six
hours apart, both the Mrs. Cravens
gave birth to children-one a boy and
the other girl. =
said Mrs. Arthur Maclean as she put
two diamond earrings into her pillow
case and went to sleep. The next day
/ there were clean slips on che pillows.
Mrs. Maclean was frantic. She be-
sieged the laundry, but the pillow
slips had been washed and :ironed.
Finally one earring was found CLEAN
ing in the bottom of the washtub and
the other about to enter the drain pipe.
They are valued at $4,000.
| Newcastle, Ind.-Moab Turner, ~,
is dead. Thirty years ago he suffered
His first stroke Of paralysis and made
His funeral plans. A walnut chest was
turned into a coffin and given to the
local undertaken to care for. He will
be buried in the walnut casket. -:
Philadelphia, Pa.-A demonstration
| in department store mixed q 1oison-
bus liquid used for cleaning glasses
i with a nerve medicine which she was
demonstrating and over 200 persons
i Are thought to have been poisoned. The
4 demonstration, however, was the My
one to report to hospital.
| Cleveland, o. Enclosed find 50
cents for a bed sheet which I took
from your house when I roomed with
you,' read note received by Mrs.
NJ. Holman. The signer of the note
.. 'roomed at the Holman home eight
y, sharonville, o.-"Howdy, John!''
t'tIHowdy, Jim!' Thus John and
James Stewart of Kansas and Tennes-
see respectively, met here after a
lapse of forty-seven years. Both be-
lieved the other dead. and spent sever
al hours in room together before
they found out their relationship.
i Pewaukee, Wis.-Here 5 the latest
fish story. Robert Nichols and E. F.
Schmutzler went fishing. Arriving at
the favorite spot, they found to their
horror they had brought can Of green
paint instead Of can Of bait. But,
listen! Nichols is an artist. He paint
ed pictures of a worm on ithe hooks,
and they had record catch
\ San Francisco, CAL" My, how
cute!'' was the expression Of society
girl who motored down to see the
"oldest tree,' which celebrated it's
three thousand and fftieth birthday
| re Gently. A family Of five could have
picknicked under the tree when the
Greeks were building their wooden
! horse under the walls of Troy, and
Pharoah was being engulphed in the
Red Sea.
Coleman, Wisely the death by
lockjaw Of Miss Emily Ennis, 49,; John
Ennis, her father, loses the eighteenth
member of his Immediate family. Miss
! Ennis death followed closely that. of
i'her 21-year-old brother who was: acct
I drowned two years ago. Mrs. Ennis
died recently, and sixteen children
have succumbed.
H. Charlestown, W. Va The mystery
Of the cold Man of Kelly's Creek. .
who is alleged to have been one Of the
most successful bootleggers in the
state, is believed by federal officers to
have been solved by the arrest. of
Louis Peters, p years old. 1t is al:
LEGGED Peters disguised himslf as an old
man, wearing false hair and patriar-
chal set of. whiskers, to sell his liquor.
Otherwise he was a miner. ...
i San Francisco, Cal While San
Francisco acknowledges Atlanta,
Georgia 3, claim that its women have
the smallest and prettiest feet in the
world, it asserts that the legs Of San
francisco girls are the shaPliest. Ply.
steal directors of the public schools
j say the graceful carriage and shapely
forms of the San Francisco girls are
due to the hillv streets of the coast
city.
| Bethel, Pa.-Miss Maria Kurr, one
Of Pennsylvania most noted charac-