Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-12-22
DJXVULLE


man is around saving wood this week.
Spider and Hubert Mueller were at
Mt. Morris, cutting wood, the past
week.
Nick Daniel returned from trip to
Rogers and st. Cloud on Saturday.
The 6-weeks-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Pasterick died Friday
and was buried at Royalton.
Miss Anna Weier left for White
Lake, 8. D., Tuesday, where she will
visit with relatives for a few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brockman
from Tomah, Wis, are here to visit
with relatives for a few weeks.
Dec. 19.-Byron Rose of Caviliere,
N. D., is here visiting with his friend,
c. Parkins, for a few weeks
Aug. Sauer and son Henry autoed
to st. Joe on last Wednesday.
Hubert Mueller shot wolf Sun
day.
Frank Weies and Jack Herman re-
turned from Frazee last Friday, where
they spent week in the lumber
camps.
John Vida left for Minneapolis on
Saturday to visit relatives for
week.
The children Of school district No.
IS will give Christmas program on
Friday evening, Dec. %. Everybody
invited.
All had a good time at, the party
held at the Geo. WINNER home Sun
day evening.
Byron Rose left for his home in
Caviliere, N. D., Tuesday. He was
accompanied by c. Parkins, who will
. visit a few weeks there.
Miss: Josephine Sauer left for st.
Cloud Monday, where she will visit
relatives few weeks.
c. Parkins and Bill Klice autoed to
Little Falls last Thursday.
Ewald Roehm made a business trip
to St. Cloud last Wednesday.
/ Miss Tracy Dubmeier left for Rices
| last week, where she is employed
Most Of the people Of this vicinity
did their butchering the past week.
: Frank Wise went to St. Cloud last
Tuesday to visit relatives for a week.
Geo. Dubmeier, Math Zormeier and
Bill Klice were county seat caller on
Monday.
Bill Neils of Sank Rapids called at
the Kuschel home SUNDAY
| Barney Miller left for Muscatine,
Iowa, Monday, to visit relatives
few weeks
j: Peter Wischnewski and wife, John
Bauer and wife, Peter Britt and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry yelling were Pierz
callers Tuesday.
! TRUE NEW WOMAN Is A HOME
MAKER
! The true new woman of today is a
real home maker. The subject Of the
right management Of the home and the
care Of children was never studied
more carefully, or by so many people
as it is at the present time.
| This interest on the part of the
women in Minnesota led hundreds TO-
gether at University farm for the an
nual Farmers and Home Makers
, week last January. The expectation
is that it will bring together even
larger numbers for the week January
l-6, 1917.
Because Of this expectation a pro-
program of great value has been ar
ranged.
Home nursing, child welfare, and
home management will be especially
emphasized. All who attend wiz have
an opportunity to make study of
these subjects and at the same time to
select any one of group Of FIVE other
/ subjects. Among these other subjects
are included the planning Of meals and
the preparation of food; textiles and
clothing; art in everyday life; dress
design; house planning and house fur
nishing. In addition to the staff Of
the home economics division of the de-
partment of agriculture OF the Uni
versity, led by Miss Josephine r.
Berry, speakers of national reputation
viii be present, including Mrs. Grace
B.. Darling of Milwaukee and Miss
Alice NJ. LOOMS of the home econom-
les department Of the University Of
Nebraska.
Two evening programs win also be
especially interesting to women. One
Of these viii be given to the special
subject Of child Welfare, and another
TO the subject Of community recrea-
dons.
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