Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-07-13
SWANVILLE

July l0-A grand Fourth of July
celebration was held in Pillsbury. The
SwaDville brass band furnished the
music for the day. Vests Apiece or
chestra furnished music Tor the
dancing afternoon and evening in the
large screened pavilion. The sports
and races in the afternoon were en-
joyed by all. In the evening over 100
tickets were sold for the dance. A
beautiful lake, fine grove, cottages
and the screened pavilion accounted
for the good time. One accident &C.
cured i'll the boys foot race. Gustav
Bcseman shipped and fell backwards.
He had broken or a strained cord in
his hlp. He is now able to be around
on crltches.
Mrs. Rosa Strom and Fred Johannes
were united in wedlock by Rev. Bar
kow ii the Congregational church on
Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kuhl,
Saturday. June 80, son:
M. and Mrs. Reuben Clear and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Clear
and children of Burt rum and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Clea~, and daughter of
Grey Eagle attended the funeral of
Jesse B. Paul here Monday afternoon.
Miss Ida and Emil Book of Fergus
Falls, who have been visiting their
uncle, Emil Braatz, returned home on
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Braatz
and scn Clarence, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
P'ess and Mrs. Arthur Olson accom-
panied them as far as Sank Centre.
Mrs. Charles Glantz, Mrs. E. A.
Flood and Mrs. B. B. Cox entertained
the L. ?. c. at the latter's home last
Tuesday, in honor Of Mrs. Sara Irwin
and Miss Cessta Irwin of Spokane,
Wash. and Superior, Wis, respective
~: who have been visiting at the W.
II. Cox home for several weeks and
WHO ,!.end to leave for their homes
Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Irwin is a |
mother and Miss Irwin a sister Of |
Mrs. ". II. Cox. Refreshments were
served at the close of the afternoon.
Daniel Kind left Tuesday for Grey |
Eagle, where he will visit with rela- |
lives.
Mrs. Christensen of Sank Centre is |
risitin. at the w. H. Cox home this /
week.
Fred Lcgg of Pillsbury left Tuesday !
for the west, where he will work in the |
harvest fields.
Mrs. Albert Stall, Mrs. Otto Krousey
and Nr>. Greoge Krousey were Little
Falls callers Wednesday.
Joseph Tatro was Little Falls |
business caller Wednesday.
Subscribe for the Little Falls Her.
aid NOW.
Jess" p. Paul passed away at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. Joseph Tatro,
in Swanville, at a. m. Sunday, July
5, aged 46 Years. The cause of his
death was Bright's disease. Jesse B.
Paul was born at Elysian, Mimi, on
Feb. %, 1871. He lived there for 81 |
years, when he moved to Swanville
with his mother and they lived in the
Central House, operated by his moth
or. He moved to Pinewood with his
mother in 1910, where he lived until
last Thursday, when he arrived here
to visit his aunt, Mrs. Joseph Tatro,
where he was at the time ~ his death.
He leaves to mourn him mother, Mrs.
Sarah Young Of Pinewood, a sister,
Mrs. I.~>Bielman of Bloomfield, Mont,
two brothers, William and Henry of |
Kelliher and one son, Monroe, of Pine |
wood. Funeral services were held |
held Monday at p. m. at the Congre- |
gational church, Rev. N. P. Crosse Of |
floating. The remains were laid to !
rest in Springbrook cemetery.