Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-03-14
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March l2-Emanuel Larson Of Camp
Custer, Mich, arrived here last Thurs |
day to spend short furlough with rel |
atives and friends. He was severely
wounded while in action in France by
being struck by a piece of shrapnel in
the arm. He will return to Camp Gus [
ter, where the arm will be treated for
some time. ..a
DR.. Laughlin of Grey Eagle, was IN
town Tuesday calling on patients.
'Chas Deidrich, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Deidrich Of Culdrum, had the
misfortune to cut off one of his thumbs
while chopping wood Tuesday morning.
He was brought to town, where DIR.
Laughlin dressed the wound.
Mrs. Buckley of Sank Centre, visited
here on Monday with her daughter,
Miss Agnes Buckley, principal Of the
Swanville school.
John Kasper is having large ice
house erected in the south part Of town.
Fred Wells of Sank Centre, was a
business caller in town last Saturday.
Mr.. Wells has purchased the old ice,
house by the lake shore and will move
it onto his farm in Burnhamville, where
it will be used for barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marohl and chill
dren left Tuesday for their new home
in North Dakota.
Mrs. O. Krousey and Mrs. Marcus
Lenox were Little Falls visitors on
Tuesday.
Misses Spreitzer and Buckley were
Little Falls visitors on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hedin, who have
been residing at Pillsbury the past
three years, have moved back to this
residence.
Miss Agnes Buckley, principal of the
Swanville school, went to Minneapolis,
Wednesday. to attend a meeting of sup
erintendents.
Neil Vincent and Victor Edolph were
business visitors at Little Falls Mon
day.
Mrs. John Pennie was a Little Falls
visitor on Wednesday.
The Y. P. S. G. E. will give party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E.
Stith next Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rose have moved
into the Robert Marohl residence in
the south part of town. Mr.. Rose will
in the near future take charge Of the
Tanner elevator. At u
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Vincent have rent
ed farm near Pillsbury and will move
onto it next week. aAsgss(
Miss Hulda Muske returned Thursday
from Minneapolis, where she has been
IN hospital, to have her tonsils and
adcnoids removed
All the old members Of the village
council were reelected at the election
on Tuesday.
School Notes.
Write it in your heart that every
day is the best day in the year.
Report cards appeared again this
week. The cards this month showed a
decided improvement.
The English I class is studying
SCOTS "Lady Of the lake,
Coughs and colds seem to be in order
however the attendance keeps up well.
Question-Who is the student who
shows real school spirit2 Answer-Not
The one who can cheer the loudest, but
the one who supports every interest of
the school, not only the one that ap-
peals to him.
The English classes are reading and
writing book reviews this week.
Tuesday the pupils enjoyed an answer
to their letters written to. Walter Pu-
phal. He told many interesting things
about the lefty of brotherly love-"
We feel confident that Miss Wiuni-
fred Maynard will soon recover, as who
could help but become cheerful and
happy, if not entirely well under con-
''5'nued shower Of optimistic "well-
wishing letters" each one in itself a
mine Of inspiration, and good wishes,
from former pupils and friends.
Parents, help your children remember
their health chores. "Order is heav-
ems first law" Cleanliness is next to
Goodness. Children are all doing re-
markably well, but reminders are al
ways in order.
Both teachers and pupils wore smiles
TUESDAY about dinner time. Can you
guess why9 The savory smell of
"Hungarian Goulash' from the base
ment brought them forth. A donation
from Mrs. Frank Lantz. We extend our
thanks
Watch birds, encourage them, attract
them build bird houses.
Plant flowers, grow potatoes, rates a
garden. 60 to the movies given for
piano school fund. On account of hav-
ing been so rushed, the debate on birds
and flowers was postponed until Friday.
Why indeed, were the little young
sister in the primary room, so eager to
sing "Pussy Willow has Secret" dur
ing their opening exercises last Monday
afternoon9 If you had been there you
would know that it was sung as a sig
nal for the beginning Of the peanut
shower, which rained upon their unsus-
pecting teacher, who earnestly wisher
shat she had an umbrella handy. When
the storm was over everyone enjoyed
good laugh, and their fill Of peanuts.
ROYALTON
March l3-Wm. Dawley Of Detroit
is In town tracing for heating
plants
An auction sale was held at the Au-
r11st Rennewitz farm Monday