Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-05-11
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May Ed. Rafensparger left last
Wednesday for Minneapolis, where he
intended to enlist, but came back
disappointed Friday, when he did not
pass the examination. The only draw
back was stiff finger on his right
hand which was injured last summer in
q baseball game.
Mrs. J. P. Gales and Mrs. G. J. Will
son were callers at Little Falls last
Wednesday.
The infant son Of Rev. and Mrs. NJ.
Kretzschmar was christened at the Ger
man Ev. Lutheran church at Swan
vile Sunday. The name given was
Martin Herman Otto.
Mrs VIM. Auslander went to Grey
Eagle Friday to- visit relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kuehne and Mrs.
Herman Kuehne and sons left for their
home at Poplar, Mont. Mr.. Herman
Kuehne will leave in the near future.
"A farewell party was given in the
honor Of Mrs. Herman Kuehne at the
home. Of her mother, Mrs. O. C. Det-
tier. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuehne will leave
for Montana, where Mr.. Kuehne has
purchased land.
Carl Wise, q nephew of Mrs. Greens,
and formerly q Swanville boy, left last
week to join the colors. He is now a.
recruit in the Minnesota first infantry
at Fort Smelling.
Miss Esther Murphy, one of our To-
[cal teachers, received a letter from
home, stating that her brother Edward,
had Joined the navy. Although he is
only II years Of age he passed the ex-
lamination requirements.
Mrs. Paul Hansmann and son Hubert
and seely Adams of Long Prairie were
Swanville callers Friday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. OF.
to Besemann Tuesday, May l.
Lee Bitman returned home from
Minneapolis, where he attended the
| Modern Woodmen of America conven-
, ton.
George Balmer and daughter, Mrs
J. Hasbrook, Of Pillsbury, were in
town Wednesday.
Miss Notion was a Little Falls Wis.
itor Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Glantz and son Forest
visited with relatives here Friday.
| Mrs. Wilson of st. Cloud, who has
been visiting at the home Of her SON
G. J. Wilson of this place, returned to
her home Saturday.
Mrs. E. C. Maxwell and children Wis
tied over Sunday with Mrs. MAXWELL Is
parents at Grey Eagle.
Walter Kemp and ARTHUR Mielke
transacted business at Little Falls on
Saturday.
Miss Cora. Dolven went to Little
Falls Saturday.
Miss Mae Cox, who is attending the
Little Falls high school, spent Sunday
with her parents at this place.
The baseball dance given by the
baseball players Of Swanville was vel
attended. Vests four-piece orchestra
furnished the music. The dance was
given Saturday evening.
Joseph Tatro, who has been i'll with
pneumonia, is NOW up and around again
doing light jobs. Looks good to SCI
"Joe' on the streets again.
Swanville still has a good baseball
team this season. They won from
Randall in the opening game, the score
being SO. The game was played OF
the home grounds Sunday. Probably
this had something to do with the win
lining Of the game. .ss..z
The Burtrum boys nine; were beat
en- by the Swanville boys nine Sun
day, the score being IL to- 10. Thi
lgame was also played here. Next Sun
lday the Swanville boys will go to Bur
trum.
| John Busby transacted business il
Little Falls Monday.
! Rev. Crosse was at Little Falls OF
Monday.
| Mrs. Peter Pulvermacher was in
formed by telephone Wednesday, tina
her father, Fred Born, Of Burtrum
WAS seriously injured by falling from