Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-01-07
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Jan. 3.----Mr. and Mrs. IA. w. Borg
strom were callers at Little Falls on
Wednesday. 5la.' d .} !. sS
Miss Ruth Anderson, who has spent
few days here as the guest Of rela-
tiyes, left Monday for her home at
Brainerd. @
Miss Mary Peterson arrived from
Glenwood Wednesday for a short visit
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Carl
Erickson and family.
Herman Frisk was: a business visitor
at Burtrum Wednesday,.
A severe snow storm visited us Sat
urday, leaving the roads in a bad con-
dition for travelling, but, sleighs can
now be in use, which has long been
looked for. s...-...-..,-.
Miss Elvie Frisk left Wednesday
for Minneapolis, to resume work, at
ter spending a few pleasant days at
here home. ~,
V. E. johnson was business caller
at Swanville Monday.
Oscar Carlson was Royalton caller
Monday evening.
! Miss Judith Nelson, who has spent
the holidays with her parents, lett on
Monday for st. Cloud, to resume her
studies at the normal.
! Misses Mabel and Agnes Anderson
are at present spending few days at
their home here. Miss Agnes leaves
Monday for Minneapolis to resume
work.
! Paul Johnson was an Elm Dale call
er Friday and Saturday.
! G. A. Peterson, who has spent Christ
mas here, left Wednesday for his home
at Hinsdale, Mont, to resume his work
as station agent for the G. n. Ry.
Mrs. A. M. Borgstrom returned
home the past week from the northern
! part of the state, where she was called
/ by the death of her only brother. An
other brother died few weeks ago at
Hallock.
| Miss Agnes Peterson arrived home
Friday for a visit with her parents.
| Miss Betty Erickson left Monday
for Randall, where she will resume
work at her school, after spending the
holidays at her home.
| Mrs. Aug. johnson left Monday for
Brainerd, where she is the guest Of
relatives and friends.
! Mr.. Wendell. who has been a guest
| at the home Of Rev. and Mrs. Miller,
left Wednesday for MINNEAPOLIS, where
he will resume studies at the univer.
sity.
| Misses Agnes, Hildur and Judith Pc
terson were guests at the Andwood
home On Thursday and Friday.
| The Dorcas society of the Lutheran
church held their annual sale of fancy
work and useful articles last Tuesday
evening. A very large crowd attended
and the goods found a ready sale, net
ting a sum of over $40. Refreshments
were served at the close Of the eve
ming.
| The funeral of Walter Olson, one of
our young and respected men, was
held from the Mission church Wednes-
day and was very largely attended.
Mr.. Olson was accidentally and in
stantly killed by a freight train at
| Holdingford last week. At the time
of his death he was nearly % years
Of age and leaves to mourn his early
demise father and several sisters and
4 brothers.
! /. Miss Hilma Peterson left for Min
peapolis Monday, where she will be
! employed, after enjoying the holidays
at her home.
| Willie Anderson left for Herman on
! Thursday, where he will resume EN-:
ployment, after several weeks visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto IN
derson.
Miss Hazel Peterson left this week
for Minneapolis, where she will be en-
ployed.
Mrs. Chas. Griffith and children left
Wednesday for Minneapolis, after
spending Christmas at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. J. H. Peterson.
M;,soo T;11;o ou1 Anna Do4o-cor, 1of
"Wednesday for Minneapolis, after
brief visit at their home.
The marriage of Agnes Runquist
known young people, took place L
Eckstrom will make their home at this
place. We all join in wishing them a
life. IS.
Miss Ida Peterson left for Minnea-
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Peterson. "a
), Sidney. Brown left for. Minneapolis
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Carlson.
! M. and Ms. Gust Peterson and chill
dren arrived the past week from Sas-
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home Of parents, and friends.
~; Miss, Anna R1ingt left for Minneapo-
{ lis Il MopdaNtafter eaholiday visit at
the home 81 ATs and, Mrs. cAndwood:
!, Waldo Retelsop arrived Wednesday
from Glenwpod for ! few days visit
at the home Of his: sister, Mrs. Erick-
son.
( Carl Miller:left the first Of the week
for St. Peter, where he will resume
studies in the Freshman class Of G. A.
college, latter "a pleasant visit with his
j parents, Rev. and Mrs. Miller.
., Miss Minnie Peterson left for Min
neapolis Monday, where she will be
employed, after two weeks visit at
her home. -...s
Miss Ida Ryberg entertained about
80 friends at her home Wednesday
evening. A eyes and Mo- contest
was enjoyed the greater part of the
evening, after which various games
and music furnished the entertainment.
Miss Florence Berg won first prize in