Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09
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Feb. 4.--Agnes Bares left for PierZ
Monday, where she will be employed
BY Henry Terhaar.
The worst snow storm we have had
.this year was Sunday. Snow is piled
10 feet high in some places.
Frank 1Iesch left for Minneapolis
Thursday, where he is employed. he
had been home visiting his mother,
Mrs. Mary Hesch.
John Schmolke returned from n.n-
ncapolis Saturday, where he had been
ON business.
Rose Heurung is employed by Mr..
nnd Mrs Joe L. Hesch.
!. p. Mueller left for saltwater on
Tuesday, on business.
Alois Weisbrick returned from Lit
Sic Falls Tuesday. he had an opera
ton for appendicitis. At this writing
he feels fine: I:f..-~.
Those who were in Pierz. Thursday
were John Eaber, Mrs. Henry Dengel,
Hest,h brothers, j. l.. Dehler, Frank
Nagel, Mrs. Arnold Nagel and John
Schmolke., = -
Those who attended the party held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Mueller Monday, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ei. Hortseh, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sitz-
man, Poster brothers, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Grundhofer and family, Mrs. John T..
Mueller, Mrs. P. H. Mueller, Mrs. Joe
-Janson and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brau-
sen. The evening was spent in playing
cards. At midnight lunch was serv-
e.l and all left for their homes, having
spent a most pleasant evening.
Henry Nagel was in Buchanan on
business Wednesday,.
Mrs. Henry Dengel returned from
P;crz Thursday, where she had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Peter Beka,
thc past two weeks.
I'D. !Iortsch made a trip to Pierz
Wednesday.
Aug. b. Dehler, John Poster and
Peter Demon, jurors, returned from
little Fails last Wednesday. They
Nave been gone over three weeks.
John L. Dehler took load Of hogs
to pierz Thursday.
Frank Dillenburg returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday, where he had
s,ern employed since last fall.
Hubert Nagel returned from Sank
Centre Saturday, where he had been
the last two weeks, visiting his sister,
Mrs VIM. Schriner.
Theo. Nagel broke his leg last week
while working among some logs.
We sure had a hot wave Friday. On
ly "a below.
Mrs. Joe Hesch returned from Ano-
Aa Friday, where she had been the
pat week on business.
Andrew Brandt left for his home in
New Munich Saturday, after two
weeks visit here among relatives.
Leonard Hortsch returned from Sui
'ivan Saturday. He had been there
three weeks, cooking for bunch of
Buchanan fishermen.
doc l.. Hesch returned from st. Paul
Thursday, where he had been visiting
his cousin, Mrs. Tom Conley, for a
few days.
Ludwig Bcdnar returned from Ano-
ka Saturday, where he had an opera
1ion for Appendicitis.
Joe Suess and VIM. Brausen returned
from Sullivan Lake Saturday. They
had been fishing there for few weeks
and report good catch.
Henry Kappes, Joe Brausen and Pc
ter :Siittzman left for Sullivan on bust
ness Friday.
John Otrcmba returned from Sulli- !
van Saturday, where he had been on
business.
Those who helped Hubert Kelzcn- I
berg saw wood Wednesday were Joe
Hieme,iz, John Sand, Peter Mueller, !
John Meyer, Frank Peschei, Lawrence
Weight and Anton and Joe Marshik.
Peter Brausen and VIM. Sitzman re-
turned from Sullivan Tuesday, whore
they had been fishing the past three
weeks. They said fishing was good.
ROYALTON IT.
Feb. 8.-Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Galley |
went to st. Paul Thursday of the past |
week, returning Saturday. -,
Mrs. A. C. Wilson entertained a !
party Of young people Thursday eve
ming in honor Of her son Isaac, who |