Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-07-20
SWANVILLE

helped the crops in this section. The
outlook is good and rye will soon be
cut. The hot weather is bringing the
corn along in great shape. III -.
John Mason and daughter Gladys
were Little Falls callers Thursday.
Miss Bertha Kaun and sister Esther
visited relatives at Grey Eagle last
Wednesday and Thursday. -
Miss Ottilie Meyer left Wednesday
for Grey Eagle, where she is employed
at the E. J. Richie camp, Of Little
Falls, at Birch lake. ~ .l:sE>s
Miss G. Irwin returned to Chicago
after an extended visit with her sister
Mrs. w. H. Cox, of this place. - y
Mr.. and Mrs.. T. H. Wells of Sank
Centre were callers here Saturday. 81
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thomp-
son, Thursday, July IL, a son. -.
Oswald Guggenberg and Miss Bieb-
Ter Of Westport returned home last
Wednesday, after attending the
Strom-J Johannes wedding. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lenox and daugh-
ter Dorothy end Mrs. b. B.. Cox sal-
toed to Sank Centre Friday. While
there they visited at the F. H. Wells
home.
A. Kind was Ronells caller Satur-
day.
Eleven Of Olga Koenie's friends
surprised her Sunday evening, the oc-
casion being her 18th birthday. Games
were played until late, when refresh
ments were served. After the refresh
ments were served they all went home
reporting good time. Those present
were Reinhold and Hattie Decker, Al
bert and Ad,lia Kind, Lydia and Mar
tina Meschke, Rudolph Dettler, Otto
Meyer, Richard Krause, Vina Thomp-
son and Anna Koenig.
John Blais of Spokane, Wash, IS
visiting relatives here.
Harry Jackson and mother, Mrs.
Baisden, and Mrs. Ralph jackson
autoed up from st. Paul Monday, to
spend several weeks at Pillsbury lake.
Miss Mae Cox, who has been visiting
relatives at st. Paul, returned with
them. The B. B. Cox family is now
out at Pillsbury lake with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Cox, Mrs. E. A.
Flood and Mrs. Charles Glantz attend
ed the Yankee Robinson circus at
Long Prairie Monday.
Albert Mielke and family and Aug.
J. Meyer were Long Prairie callers on
Monday.
Richard Krause visited at Long
Prairie Monday. -
. Bert Legg and Miss Barlow Of st.
Paul were callers with the formers
mother, Mrs. F. Legg, at the B. b.
Cox home Sunday. They left Monday
for Little Falls, where they were mar
ried about noon. After their marriage
they left for st. Paul. Bert Legg for
merlv lived at .Pillsbury.
Mike Lynch, Mrs. Roy Mortensen,
Mrs. George Chambers, Gladys Mason
and Amy Chambers joined the Red
Cross during the past week.
j. P G.. lies and sons John and Whl-
liam and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Braatz
attended the Yankee Robinson circus
at Long Pr ~ Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. McRae, ST., and
daughter Alma, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Braatz and children, Mrs. E. A. Flood,
Harold Cox, John Cofeld and J. s.
Cox attended the Barnun & Bailey
circus at st. Cloud Friday.
Mrs. j. F. Muske is visiting with
her parents at Long Prairie this week.
Miss Lydia Meschke left Monday
for Grew Eagle, where she will be en-
ployed at the Tanner, Of Little Falls,
camp at Birch lake. This is the third
Of Swanville's girls to be employed at
Birch lake. Miss Hilda Schendal at
the J. Stevenson camp, Miss Ottilie
Meyer at the E. J. Richie camp and
Miss Lydia Meschke at the Tanner
camp. 's
Albert Denning, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives here since
the Fourth, returned to his home at
Duluth Tuesday.
Paul Krause and family were Long
Prairie callers Tuesday.
The Swanville. and Pierz baseball
team met in hot battle on the 10.
calls groun IS Sunday, Swanville WIN.
ming BY a Al score. The score should I'D
have been 40, as errors helped to get
Pierz's only score. Roy McRae, First
Minnesota infantry, who was expect.
ed back on first for the game, did not
arrive. The game was played fair and 9
square and there was no IS H 4 king sslr S y.
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