Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-08-30
RANDALL

last week.
Miss Blanche Sullivan, who has been
employed in the state hospital in
Jamestown, n. D., for the past several
months, arrived Wednesday for a few
days. visit with home folks.
Alex Kennedy of Walker arrived on
Tuesday of last week for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kennedy:
He returned home Friday.
!: Robert Punton has returned to his
home in Ayre, N. D., after few days
spent at the Frank Bailey home.
! i. E. Winker left Monday for Camp
bell, Mimi, where he will be employed
during the threshing season.
Miss Sarah Drown of Minneapolis ar
! rived Saturday for visit with her SIS
ter, Mrs. VIM. Bentler and family.
I Martin Evans has been called to the
colors and left Tuesday noon for Little
Falls, where on Wednesday he left for
training at Camp Grant, m.
Miss Delyte Tope, who has been
spending tho past few weeks among rel
atives here, left Thursday for an ex-
tended visit with relatives at points in
Iowa.
Lyle Sitter and Willie Mueller have
arrived safely over seas, according to
letters received by their parents.
Mrs. 6. Sickschen has returned home
from a week s visit among relatives in
Princeton.
JOS, Evans left Monday for Camp
WadsWorth, S. c., where he will be in
training for the army.
Mrs. Thos. Lambert returned home
Thursday from Little Falls at which
place she had been confined to the hos
pital for the past week.
S. C.. Cochran shipped a carload of
stock to St. Paul Tuesday.
! The Ladies' Sewing society meets
next Saturday, Aug. 81, with Mrs. D..
j. Martin.
| Mrs. Geo. Schimmerhorn returned
home Friday from a week spent in Lit
tie Falls, with her son, Will Sehimmer-
horn and family.
Glen Faucet returned to his duties
at Camp Grant Thursday, after a few
days spent among relatives here. Mrs.
Faucet will remain with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Snow for few
months longer.
| Miss Agetta Upton left Friday for
her home in Sank Centre, after q couple
Of days spent here with her friend, Miss
hanchc sullivan.
! Miss Nettie Schimmerhorn, who has
been spending the past few weeks with
her grandparents, returned to her homo
in Little Falls Monday.
), Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lathrop have re-
turned to their home in Karlston, af-
ter few days spent with relatives, the
fguests Of the latter's sister, Mrs. s. c..
Cochran.
Mrs. Adolph Fregin and Mrs. Alfred
Kezeck left Friday for a visit at their
former home in Mondovi, Wis.
Miss Hall has returned to her home
in Little Falls, after short visit with
her friends, Mrs. R. F.. Covert.
I Louise Brattas left Thursday for her
home in St. Cloud, after a visit here
with her uncle, Paul Jaschke and fam
lily.
q Mrs. John Trittabaugh left last week
for visit with her son, Andrew Trit-
tabaugh and family, in LAWYER.
Lester Van Eaton, who was home on
a ten.day furlough returned to his mil
itary duties at Camp Devens, Mass, on
Friday.
/ Frank Kiewel Of Little Falls trans.
acted business in Randall Thursday.
4 Mrs. Cooper Of Minneapolis is at pres
! ent visiting here with her daughter
Mrs. VIM. Bentler and family.
Miss Ethel Chandler left Monday fo1
Little Falls, where she will be engaged
in nursing at DR.. Hall s hospital.
y Martin Costello Of Great Falls, Mont.
, arrived Wednesday for a few days. visit
/ | with friends.
Clarence Munson, F. r. Calhoun, Mrs
fG. E. Calhoun, Mrs. Robt. Boxell anC
Miss Sara Calhoun were Little Fails
visitors Thursday Of last week.
I Harold Campbell, whose name ap
pears in this month s casualty list wa:
one of Randall s well known and highly
respected young men. Deceased was q
years Of age. He enlisred in December
1917, at Jefferson barracks, St. Louis
Mo. At the time of enlisting he wa:
doing clerical work for the government
at Kansas City, Mo. Later he wa:
/ moved to Camp jackson, S. c., then K
Camp Hancock, Ca, where he belonged
: to the I'd H. NJ. P. R. s., 1st Prov
Regt. o. T. @. He sailed from Camp
Mills, N. Y, the latter part Of July
and died in France, Aug. 2, two week:
after his arrival there from pneumoni:
, and Pericarditis. He leaves to mourn
| MS loss DeS1ueS lis paIeutS, Two S1e
, tiers, Mrs. Harris Gourd and Miss Irene
Campbell and one brother, Galen Camp
bell Of this place. The family have tn
sympathy of the entire community i,
, their deep bereavement.
He heard humanity's clear call,
And knew the will divine;
He gave his life, he gave his all,
Near deadly battle line.
, The silent stars in love look down
Where lies our loyal son;
In frost and dew they weave crown
Of honor he has won.
A service flag containing eight stars
was dedicated last Friday evening a.
the home Of J. G. Jensen, who resides :
short distance south of the city. III,