Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-02

comm INIT met at TIE village haiI on
Monday evening to make sprepar tons
for the big drive "A 81;
ra: 1i:isss hsss ff@s1S
& Mr. and Mrs. Ed. van zile and chill
Ts III zle ana
tended the funeral Of Arlene i Bain,
which was held here last Sunday.
The Ladies, AID q ST. on "a s, Gang m,
Fellows hall next Sunday from noon
until all are served. 49, Esss
class Of 50 will 20 be confirmed at the
day morning. Bishop Bush Of St.
Cloud and several priests will attend
the services fs- H. d. Z, III u.
$1,000 s'n Church 's at this place next
Mr.: and Mrs. John a. stoll and daqgh-
Thursday by the death Of Mrs. Albert
sto 4: I returned On Monday to their home
Burch Of Little Falls attended the fun
held here on Friday. Mrs. Stoll was
. Mrs Pauline Rhoda was Little
fd f. E. y' west Of BTo row was bus
: B. H Milbrath of Crosby was bus
mess caller her the first Of the. week
Mrs. Albert Mielke. who has been
to TO- a hospital at Little Falls on Sun
day. Her daughter, Miss Amy Mielke
accompanied her.
Lutheran church at this place went to
Fairhaven Monday to attend Luther
MIR: and Mrs. Q. E. Goehtz and little
" F: r: stith of Little Falls was cal
Ter M here ) r y Sailes and sons John and
William, will leave this week for Cross
by, where they will join Mr.. Gales and
reside in the future.
the university farm gave, very inter
esting talk at the Cozy theatre on Fri,
day evening on rsconstruction hospital
Clarence shrupp, who has been at
the battle front in France the past
year. arrived no home Tuesday, i,d He e. was
ton and has been receiving treatment
at TT. Smelling for some time.
Mrs. Orville Raffensparger and little
Of little Taiis We're A eaiiersS here n on
Miss Blanche Balm and VIM Rafren-
at the home of the brides uncle, Ed.
April "a. Rev. Service officiating: Miss
groom, was Bird smaid and Herbert
Balm, brother of the bride, was grooms-
of Mrs. VIM. Koenig. Of this place, and
has been employed the past Ave years
is the youngest son of Mr.; and Mrs.
VIM Raffensparger, ST., and has been
With the celors the past year M at csmp
fensparger have resided here since
childhoodl and have a large circle of
friends who ,s extend END GO conEratulation a
Arlene, the youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Balm of Culdrum passed
away Thursday at her home at 3
BY ged three
and three months. The funeral was
held at 2 o'clock p. m: at the Congre-
gatienal church at this place. Rev. A. s:
to rest in Spring Brook cemetery. The
family have the sympathy of many
friends in their sad bereavement.
Mrs. Albert stoll passed away at her
Wednesday at 2 O'clock p: M. aged IS
years. Mrs. Stoll had been in poor
health for several months and had re-
Gently returned from St. GabrieIs hos
at Little Tss where she bed s%d
! is survived by husband, three daugh-
ters and two sons. six sisters and one
! brother; The children all reside at the
Burtrum Mrs. sto1i will be greatly ~
missed in this community, where she
was ever ready to assist in Red Cross,
| church and community work. The
many friends of the family extend sin
| cerest sympathy: The funeral was held
! at the Congregational church Friday at
e'clGS ha p d M; Rev Rev. NeTcomb Official
Spring Brook cemetery.