Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-08-02
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July 31.-Ed Karhulla left Thursday
for Denver, Colo, where he goes for
medical treatment.
The Misses Anna Anderson and Ethel
Chandler spent the weekend in st.
Cloud with the formers sister Laura,
who was attending school at that place.
Otto Kezeck left Friday for Plenty
wood, Mont, where he will go to CAMP
with the drafted boys from that place.
Mrs. Ferstein, who has been spending
the past week with her daughter, Mrs.
L. E. Winker, left Friday for her home
in Leshora, Neb.
Lester Houchin returned the last OF
the week from few days spent with
relatives at his former home in Amman
dale.
Mrs. Greer left Monday for her home
in Billings, Mont, after short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Harrington and
family.
Eric Swanson Of Chicago arrived the
first Of the week for an extended Vlslt
| with relatives, the guest Of his aunt
Mrs. n. O. Olson and family. !
Miss Alice Olson, who is employed
! in Minneapolis, arrived Monday 10
! spend few days. vacation at her nome
here. She was accompanied by her cou-
| sin. Miss Olson, who will spend a few
! days with her. son,
DR.. S. G. Knight was Little Fails
business caller Friday.
| John Kempenick left Monday morn
| ing for Bierman, N. D., after a two
weeks visit among home folks here.
Nels. Nelson, who was called here by
the death of his brother, Ole Nelson,
Eleft Saturday for his home In Grove
City.
Miss Irene Campbell visited Friday
with friends in Minneapolis, returning
home Saturday.
The Ladies Sewing society meets next
Saturday, Aug. 3, with Mrs. Gary BENT
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. st. Dennis left FRI
dav for lankato,. where Mrs. st. Den
tnis was called by the serious Illness o1
iher father. They returned home mon
kday. "a. a,,.ao~ Or
f1ittlc Falls. where she will take teach,
lers' examinations, which are beng ne1o
there this week.
w. and Mrs. Ludwig Nelson return
ed home Friday from Anoka' "aele
mrs. Nelson went to receive uleuA'"'
Treatment.
/ Miss Florence Treacy returned nome
fNonday, after a several Gays vlS''
bwith friends in St. Cloud and Anoka.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wahlberg, Mrs.
mora Biarnoos and daughter Helen, re-
Returned home Saturday from their auto
trim to Algona and other points IN
] Yrs. Gagneth and children LETT FIJI
Idav for their home in Minneapolis, al
Ter an extended visit here with rela-
lives, the guests Of her orothers,
AGeorge, Ludwig and Albert Nelson an'
1fa1nilies.
I John Dalquist returned home satnr.
taav from Omaha, Neb., at which place
The has been confined to the hospital
flor the past several months, having
lbeen injured in a fall from building
The was working on at Oakland, Neb~
1 early in the spcing.
\ Miss Margaret Beto returned home
4 Tuesday from st. Cloud, where she has
been attending summer school for th@
Ipast six weeks.
Mrs. Harold Crosse and baby LETT Lass
"Wednesday for her home in Huntington
IIowa, after a several weeks visit Will
1her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Huntec:
Il Willie lattimer, Howard stahl
Frank Chandler, Charlie Gonrd, Roy
burt and H2rold Campbell have arr1v
led safely overseas, according to wore
} received here. by theF parents; 3,
L Miss Mary Roche, svho has been at
i attending school at Evanston, Ill.,, shop
4 ped off Monday, enroute to her home i,
AIotley, for a few days, visit Will
/ friends, a guest at the 8. 1reacy home
1 Rev. Geo. heobold and 'brother Jo
3have returned to their home in Iowa
! latter a visit with their brother N1c]
lTheobold and family, at this place.
I Mrs. Jos. Kempenick and baby
Minneapolis, arrived Tuesday for
1couple of weeks visit with her PAL
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Si1nones.
Miss Irene Campbell, who has bee
spending tho past month here with ne
Another, Mrs. Jennie Campbell, lett o
Wednesday for Fargo, N. D., at Whle<
place she will be employed until tn
1opcning of her school in October, a
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