Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-07-11
III.

was large attendance Of young people
at the dance at the pavil lion IN theseve
ming. MeRae, Is orch estra furnished the
music.
ganized class Of IS here, il nursing.
She gave her first instrnc tion on Mon
day. evening She also gave q short
talk on her Red Cross work in-France
during the war, which was most inter
esting. Miss Wore den will also organize
g class in nursing for girls between the
ages of l2 and l l8 years Of age.
Mrs. Emma Baisden Of St. Paul ar
rived here Thursday for q visit with her
daug hters, Mrs. 3. 3. Cox Of this place
and Mrs. Fred Poole Of Pillsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Balmer and chill
dren Of Duluth spent the Fourth with
relatives at Pillsbury .5. s:s.a Est
So. Miss f Mary Pulvermac her, who +, has
been visiting here with her parents,
MI. and MIS- Peter PulVermacnef, re-
turned Tuesday to Little Falls, where
she IS employed. ~ s,s < 4, 4.
IS A. klnd and carpenter {. crew, q VINO
spent the Fourth here, returned Mon,
day to: TGreenWald, where: they are en-
ployed. s.S: *=.. -:.. i. >,.
Ed. Van Zile and family OF Little
Falls spent the Fourth here. i..z
Ed. ID. Cox OF Benke1man, NeD., ar
rived here Thursday for a visit. with
relatives. 4z. :<E ", ~ ;z..l III - 4
Otto Meyer, who attends business col
1ege in Little Falls, visited at his homo
here over Sunday. "a. II j III. IN.
4 James Clear Of Grey Eagle and Sis
+o~ t. - %ro y1e + o1n0
were called to Madison Lake last Tues
day by the serious illness of their bro
ther. in:law. ~. They made the trip by
automobile. IS 80: nj, .slE..::s: - -
+ Miss Dora Zeimkowski, who is en-
ployed in Minneapolis arrived here
Thursday for a visit at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Zeim-
kowski. = = -. s',e;5t
MI. and Mrs. J. D. Stith returned
home from the twin cities Thursday
where the former has been taking med.
ical treatment. = ::,.; -,
j, J.. McRae. Jr., and family, who
have been camping at Pillsbury lake re.
turned home on Sunday. ,-..
Harold Cox entertained his high
school class at his home on Monday eve
ming in honor of his 18th birthday an
niversary. The evening was spent in
dancing, after which refreshments we're
served - ~.
The Bows and Girls, Club gave a
picnic in the grove near the school
house on: Monday evening. They held
a business meeting the same evening.
Miss Hough, county demonstration
agent, attended the meeting.
1.-THE Lutheran Sunday school of St.
PETERS church gave a picnic in Koenig
and Mischka,s grove on Sunday. A
splendid program of songs and recita-
tions was given, also a program Of
amusements was given in the after
moon. There was large attendance.
Mrs. Joe Maloney took her little
daughter to Halls hospital at Little
Fails on Friday. for medical treatment:
J. E. Mason and family, J. w. Cofeld
and family. W. II. Cox and son.. Harold,
Mrs. r., l.. Kaliher and children, Mrs.
r. x. Flood and Miss Edna Penna at
tended the chautauqua at Little Falls
IN Wednesday. - - 80. y -
Mr. and Mrs, VIM Raft, Jr., Clyde and
Elmer Raft Herbert Balm, John and Err
vim Kind and Misses Gladys Raft, Irene
and Linnie Balm and Ruth Walllander
were camping at Pillsbury lake over
the Fourth. -.:>>>-.*, -:
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Karlstad, who
visited at their home at Lltchheld over
the Fourth, returned to this place Mon
dav. -. .,:.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Seager OF Mn
neapolis were guests at the F. g. Muske
home over the Fourth. MI. seager re-
Gently returned home (: from overseas,
where he was in the service a year. ne
was managing editor of the SWanvlile
News few years ago.
Ernest Seimers and family spent the
Fourth at Little Falls.
D. H. Campbell and family were Lit
tie Falls visitors on the Fourth.
Mrs. Burch of Little Falls visited
here over Sunday at the home OF her
brother, Chas. r. Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Abeling and
ua!a IL ,1 T2,, ~ a. the + Muske
L nele on 'n0 o"' ~ - -.
Harry Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Blue
80 s+ono-of St Panl arrived here
anu a. SVono ~ 49, ~ p;7lahnrv lake.