Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-02
COME AND CONE. J.

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Miss Doris Mathieson. who attends
tho state university at Minneapolis,
came home Friday for several days
visit with her parents. Edward Fear.
ing, who also attends the university,
came home Friday.
Miss Leora Scherer, who teaches at
the high school, spent the weekend
with her father in Minneapolis.
John Billstein and daughter Eva
we're in st. Paul Friday to attend the
Outdoor carnival. Miss Billstein went
to Dubuque, Iowa, from there, to visit
at the home OF. her brother Ben for a
time.=
George Kiewel returned Friday from
q business tri-~ to the twin cities. +
Miss Josephine Sand went to st.
Paul Friday to spend a few weeks
STUDYING the new styles in millinery.
Miss Bertha Lagerbauer returned on
Sunday evening to Minneapolis, where
she is employed, after a weekend visit
with her paren. IS here. ~sf X
Miss Alphid Tholen and brother Law.
renee returned to st. Paul Sunday eve
ming, after a brief visit at the home of
their cousin, Miss Minerva Tholen of
the West side. s-
Gordon Wallace was in st. Paul Sun.
dav to attend the winter carnival.
VIII Harrison and Harry Simmons
went to International Falls Friday
night to take employment.
Miss Gladys Argan, who is studying
orthcpedic nursing at DR.. Gillette g
hospital in St. Paul, is in the city for
a visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Marie Thomas was in st. Paul
the first of the week to ettend the out
door carnival.
B. Y. McNairy, Jr., of Willmar re.
turned home SATURDAY., after a short
visit at the home Of his parents here.
H. H. Tanner Of Minneapolis was in
the city for visit with his brother,
L. V. Tanner. over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Buchanan left
Saturday for Battle Greek, Mich.
where the former will receive treat.
ment. DR.. l.. M. Roberts accompanied
them there.
Walter Nelson was in St. Paul the
first Of the week to attend the outdoor
sports carnival.
Miss Olga Peterson went to st. Pau
Sunday to spend a few weeks in g
wholesale millinery establishment, get
ting acquainted with the new styles
in ladies' headgear.
Gust T. Larson was in st. Cloud or
business Monday. :H
Mrs. j. H. Newman went to st. Cloui
Sunday for few days. visit with rela
tives and friends. ...... .....
Miss Alma McRae Of Swanville wa
in the city Monday, enroute to st
Paul, where she will be employed in .
wholesale millinery house.
B.zF. Nelson Of Minneapolis was i,
the city on business Monday. He i
president of the Hennepin Paper com
pany.
Miss Adeline Newman went to ST
Paul Sunday to spend few week
studying the new styles in millinery.
Mrs. w. F. Svkora returned Monda.
from visit with friends in St. Paul
Mrs. Harris Gould returned to Ran
dali Sunday. She recently had an op
Grafton for appendicitis at Halls hos
pital.
Peter Luberts, Henry Miller an
Miss Julia Buschman Of Danbury, Ia
came here the latter part of last wee
! luz u WISH a. Cuc uOluc MI. AuOclLS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. E. Lubert'
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Meyers were i
St. Paul the first of the week to al
! tend the outdoor carnival. ..
! Miss Edith Tanner went to Minnet
! polls Sunday to enter St, .Mary's no!
j pital for a course in nursing.
Reinhart Stoll Of Pierz was in tn
city Tuesday, enroute home from th
twin cities. ~~.
Miss Winifred Renick returned las
Tuesday from a weeks visit at tn
home Of her sister, Mrs. w. F. Donle
of Campbell.
Mrs. Joseph Belanger returned t
her home in Crosby Tuesday, after
visit with relatives here for sever.
weeks. ,-
Mrs. G. M. Kelly and little daugl
ter of Lewiston, Mont, left Saturda
for New Orleans, where they will spen