Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-05-10


a guest at the A. Bermel home.
Albert Nelson spent Saturday in Lit
tie Falls with his brother, Elmer Nelson
and family, leaving Monday for the
Great Lakes Training camp, where he
will be in training for the navy: =
Mrs. N. E. Mueller and mother, Mrs.
Frittsbaugh left Saturday for Water
town, Mimi, called there by the death
Of the :latter's brother, They return
ed home Tuesday. -. --.-
l.. Z. Winker and T. R. Calhoun, &C.
|companied by George and Margaret
Calhoun motored to Ward Springs Fri
day afternoon: =
Mrs. Hans Gosch and son Everett Wis
tied few days Of last week in Fort
Ripley with her son, Henry Gosch and
family. -. :
Casper Bingo left Saturday morning
for a short visit with relatives in Min
neapolis. -. .
Mrs. Maud Munson spent Thursday
and Friday in Little Falls. ...-
Walter Little and family arrived here
Thursday from Minneapolis and will
before going to their new home in Lit
tie Falls. -.
Miss Sara Calhoun closed an eight
months term Of school in Ward Springs,
and returned home Friday, leaving
again Sunday for st. Cloud, where she
will attend normal for the remainder of
the ScnOOl year. ape
Mr.. and Mrs. c.: M. Dreher are NOV
ing in over the Farmers and Mer-
chants State bank and will again make
this town their home. We understand
MI. Dreher will open up a real estate
office here.
Goyne Stiller, Geo. Bailey and w.
Willeus attended the play given by the
high school students in Little Falls on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Harry Craighead and little son
are at present visiting here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs: C. E. Chapman,
but expect to leave soon for Wadena,
where Mr.. Craighead has secureda pc.
sition in the Merchants National bank,
at that place. I -
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage OF Henry Berme1
Of this place to Miss Barbara Weiden-
baugh Of Pierz. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Nelson spent Sun
day afternoon with relatives in Little
Falls.
Mrs. Peter Dolquist left Sunday for
Oakland; Neb, called there by the i'll
ness of her son John, who has been en-
ployed at that place for the past sever
al months. We have not as yet received
full particulars, but understand he fell
from roof of building and was badly
injured. .."s
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Totten and Joseph
Smith Of Little Falls were Randall
/ visitors Sunday forenoon. =
Mrs. F. G. Noggle and daughter Flor.
ence of Royalton visited over Sunday
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Kennedy.
Frank Kiewel Of Little Falls trans
acted business at this place Thursday.
Mrs. R. Covert spent Thursday and
Friday with relatives in st. Cloud and
Anoka. - -
The dance given Friday evening was
we'll attended and all report good
time. The boys cleared $1,000 after all
expenses wre paid and that was given
in to the Red Cross fund.
Mrs. Benz. Buck of Minneapolis ar
rived Tuesday, called here by the ILL.,
/ ness of her sister, Mrs. Aug. Berg.
A. D. Grant, mail carrier on route
No. 2, is taking his vacation and Mrs.
Grant is substituting for him.
Miss Mary Roche left Saturday for
an over Sunday visit at her home in
Motley.
Alo Bentler, who is training at Camp
Dodge, Ia, arrived Sunday for visit
with home fAlks.
Miss Nellie Treacy left Tuesday for
visit with her sister, Florence, who is
teaching near Anoka and from there she
will 60 to Minneapolis for short visit
with her brother, Charlie Treacy and
family, before leaving for Tracy, Mimi,
where she accepted . position as demon
strating agent for the Success company.
Mrs. Will Burt, Mrs. Geo. Pierce and
the Misses Alma Bailey and Gertrude
Phillips motored to Little Falls last
Wednesday.
The. Misses Mable Ramberg and
Marian Wands, who have been engaged
in teaching in this vicinity for the past
eight months, have closed their schools,
and returned to their home in Little
Falls.
George Handler left Tuesday for Cas-
elton, N. D., where he has accepted a