Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-08-31
RANDALL

RANDALL
-Ax<. 2o.-Miss Martha Schmidt LETT
Ahiday for Chicago, where she will be
ee1nployed.
Me. Elsie Owens left the first OF
Essa week for Little Falls, N. Y, called
there by the death Of her son.
sThe Misses Marie and Pauline Cal
nnr1 returned home Friday from a
xArse weeks visit among relatives and
az;;sx L. IN De Smet and Sioux Falls, S.
d..
IT.. Ethel Beck left Saturday for
sz.r keme in Minneapolis, after few
xxsebs,7 visit with her aunts, Mrs. urey
md Mrs. S. C. Cochran. Mrs. Beck was
zssrz:,eray Miss Ethel Langmade. ::
Kss~ Anna Barnes and son nave r.
4sarre., home from visit with ner SIS
.tszsr. Ars- A. V. Mccarthy in StlllWatei'
John Sullivan left Monday for N ortn
Dsse eta. wheie he will be emp1oyeu
,ssurins threshing season:
WHEY Hegg, Oscar Strand ana Us
>axr Weinberg returned to the framing
f.sxrvrss at Fort Smelling Friday, after
raspg,1,iun a few days here among nome
% r.. Ladies se7 tg society meets
ussz* time on satu DAY, Sept. 8, with
Mr.. Nick Simones:
Yssssara Lundh blm Of Willmar is en-
s.ascil in clerliag in the G. Eichsken
@tzesr- ,.'- l
MS Catherine Sullivan, who has
sssze.n employed at Shokappe for the past
4,.s months, returned home Monday. :,
NJ and Mrs. j. NJ. Totten, Mr.. and
~ = =. CHAPMAN and son Oron, Mr..
nn,y MIS-. Henry Gosch, Raymond Cal
sserru Martin Costello, Albert Schwanke
ssr,G. Fred Bailey and the Misses Viola
~Su,s,b. Rosie Miller, Grace Cautfer ana
xsar=r. Rosalie and Sara Calhoun at.
srrysrH the play entitled "Freckles,
ysai.;, WAS given in Little Falls Friday
c=9ecrzng.
M. and Mrs. Charlie Tracy OF Min
rr6,g,ss,zis motored here Friday evening
-,,- :, few days. visit with home folks.
Martin Costello left Saturday for
wara Springs, after several days
w'Ssl! with friends here.
Coward Strahl and Miss Annie
$sae7rar, both of this place, were mar
a-assss an Saturday, Aug. 25.
MS Florence Tracey, who has been
xeyur,oyed at Anoka for the past two
:g2.rrs4,fs, returned home Friday.
Charlie Gourd, Frank Duerr and Fred
Bailey. who spent several days among
friends here, returned to Fort Smelling,
GAY evening.
IN S. G. knight made business
i5xIu TO st. Paul the first Of the week.
MISS Ruth Langmade, formerly Of
1saanss place, but now of Minneapolis, ar
sazeif Monday for visit among rela-
saaves and friends.
MI and Mrs. j. NJ. Totten and Mrs.
W.T. Burt motored to Staples Sunday
70 spen1 the day.
nv. and Mrs. Charles Martin and
1Aagtrcn of Croker, S. D., arrived Sat
mrtEaE for a few days. visit with the
Farmers brother, D. J. Martin and
1ss:snsigv
Miss Nettie Schimmerhorn of Little
Fsslss is spending the week here with
hey grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
MIS-. Henry dosch left Wednesday
frcn "a few days. visit with her parents,
MY. aud Mrs. John Evans, at Clearwa-
tsez
F'gsmer Westin Of Staples spent few
s7sa7s Of last week in Randall
Announc ement has been made of the
Ess:sr:5age Of Miss Elsie Wiley, a for
u'aer Randall girl, to Earl Gregory of
ss:sSSz. Cloud. The marriage took place at
safas Rome Of the bride at Havre, Mont,
ossf Wednesday, Aug. 20.
Mrs. Axle Dolquist and neice, Miss
Esther Dolquist, left Monday for
sr<fssvele Of weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs.. Andy Honstrom at Ogden, Ia.,
ssnts viii attend the state fair in st.
s'anl on their way home.
Orcn Pierce returned to his home in
Minneapolis Tuesday, after spending a
flew days among friends here.
NJ. and Mrs. Olson of Chicago ar
lived Thursday for visit with the
soxner's brother, N. o. Olson and fam
nay
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Elvig and son
E<eNr,eth. who were called , to Little
Fails a few days ago by the death Of
vne formers father, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Elvig's parents here, before
Eesurning to their home in Lakota. !
Walter Little left Wednesday for
minneapolis On business, returning on
Thursday.