Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-05
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An!il 3.---:ara J.SNsooliey of Park
=. pids, candidate for congress from
Ii Sixth district, was calling on the
-oters hcrcu on Tuesda-. ;z.:.zs..
g. G. Mecfeld and son Ray, who went
iHyment with the Pan Motor Co., did
'ot find suitable positions, and returned
tome on Tuesday. SIS
Mrs: H. s. Mason and Mrs. N. Hines
f st. Paul and Mrs. CIV. Warmoth of
;oldlocks, Nevada, arrived here Satur-
lay for a visit with relatives .sz:7: ,.Ez,.l
sMissl Emma Joseph, who is employed
in Little Falls, visited at her home here
over Sunday. 7sas:7t H., = So ss..y}E<;
} Miss Anna Koenig, who attends busi-
ness college in Little Falls, spent Easter
at ther hQme shexe;,,ss 4 II sff3stF slEs ~
+ Mr.. and Mrs. A., Schulz of Culdrpm
weyescallers inztown. on Monday. a.s Ii
j -iMisss Esther Petz, who has been em-
ployed at Little Falls, visited at her
home. here over Sunday. She returned
to Little FallsGon. Monday, where she
will attend business college. IT, ,.s..>z
Mrs. John Pennie and daughters Ed
ma and June, visited at. St. Cloud over
Sunday: =: Dos serar,..5., s,,<1
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Buelow were, Lit
tie Falls visitors over Sunday. g...
James Edwards and daughter Inez of
Bruce, were callers here on Friday.
Mrs. Newcomer and daughter, who
have been visiting here at the Fred
Newcomer home returned on Tues
day to their home at Mason City, Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rain and daugh.
ter Gertrude of East Swanville, visited
here on Easter Monday, at the home. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Decker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Raft have moved
from the Stroman building into the
Fred Pulvcrmacher residence in south
part Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Olson, who have
been residing in Culdrum, moved to this
place and will reside at the home OF
the latter's mother, Mrs. L. Seth.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Mueller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mueller of Cul
drum were callers in town on Monday.
The village schools opened on Tues
day, after week IS Easter vacation.
R. "A. PETE was a business caller al
Little Falls on Monday.
A message was received here on Sat
urday by John Long, stating that hi:
uncle, Herman mining, had died very
suddenly Of heart failure, at Spokane
WASH, where he resided. Mr.. Mining
spent, his boyhood days in Swanville
residing on the Albert Rhoda farm JUS
west Of the village. He went to Spo
kane several years ago, where he helt
the position Of fret ght auditor for thu
Northern Pacific railroad company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Glantz and sol
Forrest of Flensburg spent Sunday a
the home Of the formers parents, MI
and Mrs. Chas. Glantz, ST., of Eas
Swanville.
J. F.. Adams of this place expects t.
enlist in the aviation corps in the nea
future.
Alfred! Reinke of Camp Pike, arrived
here on Saturday on a short furlough
for visit with his parents, MIR. an
Mrs. Gust Reinke. He is feeling fin
! and seems to enjoy camp life. He ex
poets to return to Camp Pike on Friday
MIR. and Mrs. A. Zeimkowski receive
letter from their son Leonard tn
| first of the week, stating that he wa
on his way from Camp Dodge to Wash
ington, D. c.
There was very large attendance a
| the dance given here on Monday eve
ming, 1O1 tickets being sold. The dane
/ was given for the benefit Of the ban6
Music was furnished by McRae's OF
chestra. O.,
Neal Vincent and Miss Amy Chan
| bers of this place were united in mai
rage on Saturday, March 80, at tn
home of Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Krouse
of Burtrum, Rev. Krousey officiating
The groom is the youngest son Of MR.
A. Vincent and was born and has resit
ed all his life in this village. The bird
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ge'
Chambers and was also born and gre
to womanhood in this locality, whel
she has been a successful school teacl
err for several years. Their many FRIEND
extend congratulations. They will r
side in this village for the present.