Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-05
RANDALL

~ . RANDALL
: April 4.-Born-To MI. and Mrs.
Hetzel Oothoudt, Wednesday, March 81,
a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Bentler arrived
the first of last week from Minneapolis
for a few days. visit among relatives,
leaving Friday for Hibbing, where they
will reside.
A. L. Christensen and l.. E. Winker
motored to Little Falls Thursday, on
business.
The Farmers Shipping association
shipped carload of stock to St. Paul
Wednesday.
C. O. Dolquist was visitor in st.
Paul Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gosch Thursday, March %.
Miss Sara Calhoun, who is engaged
in teaching at Ward Springs, spent her
Easter vacation at her home here, re-
turning Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Trittabaugh have
returned home from few weeks visit
with their son Andrew Trittabaugh and
family in Lawler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Russell have
gone t. Minneapolis, where Mr.. Russell
will undergo an operation on his eyes.
The Ladies' Sowing society meets
next time, Saturday, April ID, with
Mrs. l.. E. Winkcr.
Mrs. Harry HOLSTER Of Staples is at
present visiting here with her mother,
Mrs. Anna Bentler.
Otto Kezeck and mother, Mrs. Bigal-
ka, who have been spending the past
couple of weeks with relatives in Plen-
tywood, Mont, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Elvik and Mrs. Max Corbin Of
Little Falls spent Friday afternoon here
with the formers daug Inter, Miss Beu-
lah Elvik, who is engaged in teaching
at this place.
Mrs. Ralph Hall and son Of Dyke
man, are at present visiting here with
her mother Mrs. .Gourd.
Miss Dora Snow, who has been en-
gagged in teaching at Java, s. D., for
the past several months, returned home
Monday.
Louie Larson Of Ramey spent Easter
here with friends, a guest at the Fred
Anderson home.
Arthur Simones Of Little Falls and
Dewey Eckerson Of Green Prairie at
tended the dance given at this place
Monday evening.
N. F. Weston spent the week end
with his family in Little Falls.
g. J.. Brisbane spent Saturday after.
noon in the cities.
Miss Florence Treacy, who is engaged
in teaching at Anoka, arrived Friday
to spend Easter at her home here. She
was accompanied by Miss Lucy Flaher-
ty of Anoka. They returned Tuesday
morning.
Henry Gosch left Sunday evening for
Fort Ripley and on Monday opened up
his creamery for business.
Miss Mary Roche spent Easter vaca-
tion at her home in Motley, returning
to this pla>@ landay afternoon.
Angus BuE1ps spent the weekend in
Royalton with his aunt, Mrs. F. g.
Noggle.
turned Wednesday from Freedmen
where they hauled we'll drill for Paul
Hegg.
w. H. Wellens, buttermaker at this
place, motored 10 Ct. Martin Saturday,
to. spend Easter at Ais home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Gosch went to
Little Falls Tuesday, to bring home
their daughter Mary, who has been con-
fined to the hospital at that place for
the past two weeks.
Miss Hilda Herum, who is attending
business college in Little Falls, spent
Easter vacation at her home at this
place.
Frank Bailey and daughter Alma re-
turned home Saturday from Rochester,
where Mr.. Bailey went to consult Mayo
Bros. in regard to his health.
Nat Kempenick left Wednesday for
Minneapolis, at which place he is en-
ploved, after few days. spent at his
home here.
Miss Irene Noggle of Royalton spent
Monday and Tuesday here with her
gran dparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ken
nedv. n-
MI, and Mrs. Will Burt and son Yves.
Icy and Mrs. Mable Anderson and chill
dren spent Easter with the former g
parents in Royalton.
G. E. Andrews, who has been carrying
mail on route Nc: l, for the past while,
has resigned and is moving back onto
his farm in Parkcrtown this week. L.
E. Winker is taking his place as mail
carrier until an appointment for the
position has been made.
Miss Veronica Hessing, who is at
tending school at Belle Prairie, spent
Saturday and Sunday, at her home here.
Geo. Bailey, Willie Muller, Albert
Nelson and Elmer Leon spent Sunday
with friends in Royalton.
Miss Mae Staples left Friday for an
over-Sunday visit at her home in Lin
coin.
E.W. Davis was a county seat visitor
Monday.
Misses Laura and Lois Adams spent
Easter at their homes in Fort Ripley.
BRICKYARDS
April 3-Born-TO Mr.. and Mrs. Da.
vid johnson. Saturday. March 80. q