Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-14

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6wanville has good patronage for 9
movie show and one would make good
If it would locate here.
Mrs. E. B. Parent and daughter
Ethel arrived here last week at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Will
SON Mrs. Parent resides at Foley md
while ION her way she stopped over
at Little Falls for q few days visit
with friends ~ = Co.. ~ -.
Miss Alice Raitz Of Hector. has
been here visiting her brother, VIII
liam and family; south: Of town. !; I I s.
A new floor is being put, IN 1t the
MAXWELL barber; shop and the pool
hall, and several other repairs are <be-
ing made. l. .a: r:..3sssf 81, a4s.s.
: We understand that the Little Falls
Milling Co. has purchased the elevator
here, which was owned by. the Mon
arch Co., and is building a place for
-four and feed. (. "a E@a - vi. *@I@
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Blood, who have
resided in North Dakota for several
years, have rented a farm near here
and will reside here in the future.
They arrived Friday. 5.:.2 "G .
I James W. Cofeld, who spent several
months here with his family, left on
Thursday for Warroad, where he has
q homestead and a real estate office.
|: Herbert Aleshire, who has spent
some time here with his father, N. N.
|,Aleshire, :. left Thursday for Hope, n.
ID, where she will work. ..5:'2
Emil Dreckman returned home last
been on business. =
Henry Wilcox, who has been log
ging on his farm at Nary, came mere
friday for a visit with his family.
Mr.. Wilcox will move his family there
this spring. =.
East Swanville left Thursday for
wauconia, where they will be employ
cd, Ill.,
+ Herman Axel went to Anoka last
week for medical treatment: Mr.. Axel
lust returned from that place month
ago, when he underwent an operation.
Miss Martha Klingbeol, who has
been employed here the last few
months returned to her home at Be-
midi Thursday.
Mrs. Nicholas Truog was operated
on for gall stones, at the hospital at
Long Prairie last Sunday. Her many
friends will be glad to learn that she
is getting along as good as could be
expected.
Miss Anna Cofeld, who has spent
the winter here at the home Of her
brother, J. W. Cofeld, and the Vincent
home, left Tuesday for Britton, 8. D.,
where she will work the coming sum-
mer.
Busby & ~Katzenberger, who own
one Of the saloons here, have purchased
the saloon at Randall. Mr.. Busby left
Tuesday to take charge and Mr.. Kat
zenberger left Friday to help with
making arrangements, returning Sat-
urday. Mr.. Katzenberger will remain
in charge of the saloon at this place.
G. L. Buelow, who was called away
several weeks ago, by the serious i'll
ness Of his brother, Albert Buelow, Of
Reedsburg, Wis, returned home last
Tuesday. While on his way home he
stopped in st. Paul, at the home Of
his son, Jessie. Mr.. Buelow's brother
died March 16, at his home and was
buried the 10th. He was SO years Of
age. Many at this place were we'll
acquainted with Mr.. Buelow as he had
been here several times visiting rela-
ties and has owned a large amount of
real estate in this vicinity. His many
friends are very sorry to hear Of his
death.
The Congregational Sunday school
has elected Mrs. John Pennie and
Mrs. E. A. Flood as delegates to the
state Sunday School convention at
Austin the latter part of April.
Mrs. John Stroman left last week
for visit with her friend, Mrs. VIM
Burns, at Fargo, N. D.
About fifty friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hall gave them party at their
home last Saturday night. Cards and
games were played and many April
jokes were played in the refreshments
All who attended reports good
time.
Mrs. Grey is reported very ill and
her granddaughter, Cleda Aleshire, is
taking care of her.
Edgar Riley Of Remer arrived last
Saturday for visit at the Geo. Cham
bers home.
The program given last Friday
night by the people who signed up for
the Lyceum course, was well taken
"uo WI Ce~AhAy WI I'LL CAO
sion paid. The farce Cuisines is
Business,' was fine. Miss Doyle did
her part very we'll and R. N. Rhines
acted the part Of lovesick young
man and baseball fan to perfection.
E. L. Kaliher, who took the part Of
Jew, was especially good. The farce
"APril Fools" was we'll played by
all the characters and they are to be
congratulated. The violin solos play
ed by Ben amin Herold were perfect,
and everyone was sorry when he
stopped. Following is the program:
''Apru Fools''
Joseph Smith, an undertaken. .....
.......... B. II. Hunter
James Smith, who wants to buy a
horse ............... E. o. Larson
Peter Dunnbrown, a gentleman. who
has several manageable daugh-
tiers A. McRae
Piano solo .......,. Irene Anderson
Vocal solo ....... Winifred Maynard
''Business is Business
Jimmie Brooks. a bOOkkeeDer