Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19
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Mrs. Z. Smelling left for NosI1 Ekes-
day, where she win join Mr.. Qaanfnr.
who has been transferred.
Miss 4ayme Keough Of Braanood ~
tied at the home of Miss Celia Dutaa !
short time this week. q
Mrs. John Lentz, who was salfad 1.
Collegeville by the death of her Grand
daughter, Marie Lorraine Klein. ret.rn.
ed to this city Tuesday.
E. E. Doten of Raub, N. D., enro~te tn
the cities with carload of cattle. Wis
tied his parents short time Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Thomson who
have been on their wedding tour 1t Du-
iutn and points on the Great Lakes,
nave returaed to this city. Mr.. Thomp-
son has taken a position in the COM
posing room of the Transcript.
Mrs. J. W. Jarboe, who has been vis-t
lt1ng at Brainerd returned 10 her home
in this city Tuesday
C. T. Void Of Mortified is in the
city guest at the 81. O. Fl. Munson home.
Ed. Krause left for Roseront Tues
day. where he will be employed.
Walter Folsom made a short business
trip to Minneapolis this week.
Archie Olson left for mis- home at
Marietta Tuesday after d years en-
ployment as prescription clerk in the
G. II. Brown drug store.
Oswald Koslosl1y left for d few days
outing at the lake at Isle Tuesday.
Harold Dickinson, who is in the navy
is home on a month 5 Through. He ar
rived from New York Tuesday.
Mrs. R. Reid, who has been visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. En-
Ike, returned to her home at Ainneape-
lis Tuesday.
Mrs W. F. Donley and childre. and
Miss Nina Mellen Of Campbell are in
the city guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Renick.
Miss Margaret Trebby returned from
Lincoln, where she had been visiting at
| the lake. -
! Mrs. s. G. vasaly and children,
Stephen j and Cecile left for sc. Paul
Wednesday afternoon, where they will
visit with the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
e. Vasaly.
Mrs. katherine Kerieh, who has been
visiting relatives in Minneapolis, re-
turned Tuesday, accompanied by her
grandson, Raymond Kerich, who will
| visit here for some days.
Edmund CrossGeld left Wednesday at
ternoon for New York from where he
will again 60 on the ship Pennsylvania,
after visit of a few days at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
! Crossfeld g
+ Clarence ArtonoWski is home ON 16
! day furlough. He2is stationed on the
battleship. Georgia. =
| Miss Elizabeth Mclaughlin Of Min
neapolis, Who visited with Miss Goldie
Putnam. returned home Wednesday af-
| teTnO0n.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Max Robitschek Of Min
ncapolis visited with A. F. Koslowsi
and family Wednesday afternoon, en-
route home from Ben1idji.
! d. Proper returned to Hancock last
!, Wednesday, where he rs employed,
Mrs. p. H. Horswell Of Rock Rapids,
Iowa, is in the city guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs w. Fl. Clute
Mrs. Fred Crusoe, of Fargo, N, D., is
in the city guest of Miss Myrtle Shaw:
She is enroute to her home from Winnie
peg, Can, s1-
Misses Mary and Louise Brown left
for Lincoln Thursday noon for short
visit at the E. F. Shaw cottage at Fish
Trap lake.
NfS. FRANK CfZccd, WHO Has Uteu OA
two weeks visit at Minneapolis re-
turned Wednesday.
L. o. Vessel left on a business trip
to Chicago and New York.
Mrs. N. N. Berghein left for Adams
Wednesday, where she will spend 10
days with her brother, who will enter
the service shortly
Paul Kaporth Of st. Cloud is III the
city, a guest at the home Of his sister r,
Mrs j. F. Joswiak. He will leave soon
to enter the service at Camp Wads-
!worth, S. C.
H. E. White, former superin tendent
Of the Little Falls schools, accor'pan-
led by his wife and daughter Dorothy,
are in the city for visit with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Cornwel, who
have been spending the past two weeks
at Birch lake, returned to this city on
Wednesday.