Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
COME AND GONE

Miss Bertha Sprandel went to Grand
Forks, N. D., Wednesday, to visit
friends a few days. d. @.74
H. J. Holmes went to Goodhue, about
seventy miles south of Minneapolis,
Wednesday, to take position in
creamery. He was until recently To-
Gated at MARSHALL:
L. o. Vessel returned Wednesday
from business trip to Chicago and
New York.
II HIM. Magee took a carload of stock
to South ST.. Paul yesterday.
VIM. Beveridge went to Tower City,
N. D., Wednesday to take position as
foreman for threshing crew.
!, C.. G.. jackson Of Grand Forks, N. D.
was in the city on business Wednesday.
Mr.. Jackson is the man who had
| charge of the work of installing
several sewers here for the Grand
Forks Concrete company.
! 0. R. Fisher went to Bantry, N. D.,
on business WEDNESDAY. He mas
farm there.
Miss Lillian Anderson of Elm Dale
was in the city for visit with friends
the middle of the week. r.
Mrs. Jenny Lind Blanchard return
ed Wednesday from an extended visit
at various points in the east. Her
niece, Miss Gladys Brown, also came
home from the east, where she has
been attending college, from which she
I graduated this spring. -
Ernest Melberg returned to Mime
apolis Wednesday, after short visit
with relatives here He is employed
as carpenter in the Mill city. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Raymond of Nor
ris; who were here few days on their
honeymoon, returned to their home
Wednesday afternoon. IL .,.. ..s q
Mrs. G.. w. Taylor returned Satur-,
day from Shovel Lake, where she Wis
tied, relatives for two weeks. ,.,
August Christensen made business
trip to Duluth the latter part of last
week. II
Algot johnson went to Minneapolis
Saturday for a few days visit with his
sister, Mrs. Ernest Melberg.
| Miss Minnie Bloomer of Glendale,
N. D., arrived the latter part Of last
week for a few days. visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Terrell.
Misses Helen Jarosh and Rose Bed
| mark went to Sank Centre last week to
take employment.
Miss Martha Knuth, who is employ
ed at St. Cloud, visited Miss Elizabeth
Posch the first of the week. .. -, ~
F. w. Lyon spent the weekend with
his daughter, Mrs. w. w. Bane Of
Brainerd. .....
Misses Martha and Frances Brown
Of White Bear, former local residents,
were guests of Miss Thelma Brown on.
Saturday, enroute to Brainerd for a
visit. go ~ j, 81 .. -:
= Rev. and Mrs. Philip E. Gregory re-
turned from couple weeks outing at
Birch Lake. ... ..,-4 :-:....-,..-..
Neill Woodwork left Saturday for
a visit at Pequot and Loman. Mrs.
Woodwork are visiting Mrs. Wood
worth's parents there. ''<'@ = :sfzs@s1
Mrs. Fred Greisch and little daugh-
ter arrived the latter part Of last: week
from Duluth for visit with relatives
here. j.. -4..;.:.,. .7~r.-.s..: 3.-7:szs =
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Kenkel, Jr., went
to the southern part Of the state the
latter part of last week, for a few
days. visit. They made the trip by
auto. -
Edmund Crossfeld, who is employed
at Long Prairie, was in this city on a
short visit on Thursday OF last week.
Miss Marie Clark returned Friday
to, her home in Brainerd, after a visit
with, Miss Frances Simonet. 1a4aw 9H3
Mrs. Ernest Gatchell and little
daughter went to Minneapolis the lat
ter part Of last week. RI .s..n5 4.,.,elT
Miss, Stella Borley Of Medicine Lake,
Mont, is in the city for a visit with
relatives and friends. She formerly
resided here @'>s5~=a "&.2 @~a< 70 1872 70
Mrs. J. Ruff and daughter, Miss Ap.
pelonia, and Mrs. Peter Kingen, visited
relatives and friends at St. Paul the
latter part of last week taaaGa az5w
Miss Violet Van Worst returned to
her home in Paynesville Friday, after
a visit with Misses Violet and Bessie
Nichols. ,. >,.s.7' .-.
Louis McNai1y was in Minneapolis
the latter part Of last week, coming
back with new car. 5@-.1-'7t s.-~3ib-44
Misses Trena and Erma Summer Of
st. Paul are visiting relatives here this
week. 7et13tfQ0Eo3Gl8 4 u sa3G9TS 1ztss
Miss Pauline Mack enziee returned to
. Sandstone Friday after q visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs.oL.8D. Brown. T.
Mrs Ben Billstein@ left Saturday foi
. East Dubuque, 1ll., to join sherfa hus'