Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-06-27
COME AND GONE

CONE AND GONE
Miss Anna Peterson 81 Aitkin is IN
the city for q. visit with Miss Leola
Weston. She will spend two weeks
here.
: Noel Deutsch of Minneapolis is e
guest at the B. Burton home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Lewis returned
Wednesday to their home at Black Riv-;
er Falls, Wis, after visit at the home
Of Mrs. F. E. Lewis. 3.
Miss Grace Castle returned Wednes-
day from q business trip to Sank Cen
tire.
Stafford Curren of Minneapolis is
here foraa visit with Loiel Ryan.
Clyde Baker, who has been playing in
the band here, returned to his home
in Watertown. s. D., Wednesday.
! George A. Goulet of Oriska, N. d.,
returned to his home Wednesday, after
visit at the home Of his brother,
Frank, here.
Edward W.. johnson Of Seattle,
Wash. is in the city for a visit with
Er;ck M. Johnson. Mr.. johnson is the
son of John O. johnson, who was form
erlv in the grocery business on the
West side.
Mrs. J. S. Fly and little son of Min
neapolis are in the city for an extended
visit with relatives.
IF. O'Connor transacted business in
st. Cloud Wednesday. .@e
Mrs. Phyllis Brown and daughter,
Gladys of Melrose are in the city for
visit with relatives and friends,
guests at the Ed. Simmons home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Martin motored to
Minneapolis Tuesday. -,
+ Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Donley and chill
dren and Miss Nina Mellen returned to
their home at Campbell Wednesday, af-
ter two weeks visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Renick.
J. w. Crossfeld is in Minneapolis this
week to attend state NJ. w. A. meet
ing.
Max Bahr of Duluth and Paul Bahr
of Brainerd were in the city the first
of the week on visit to relatives. -
Messrs. L. o. Vessel, John Vertin, l.:
7. Bates. A. Simonet, Father Altendorf
and Mesdames L. o. Vessel, G. M. A.
Fortier and P. s. Randall attended the
convention of Catholic societies of the
Diocese Of St. Cloud, which was in ses-
sion at the latter place Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Rose Mueller returned Wednes-
dav from business trip to Blue Earth
! county.
DR.. W. Dowswell Of Kirkhoven arriy-
ed Wednesday for a visit with the d.
B. Smoot family.
Francis Duclos of Chicago and Arthur
Duclos of San Francisco arrived Iues'
dav for a visit with relatives: Franc1s
will remain some time, but Arthur re-
NAMED but couple Of days.
Mrs. J. Kiebler Of Winnipeg and MRS
1F. w. Crane of Los Angeles We're IN
this citv the first of the week tor a
visit with their mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Kunza. The former has gone to Ne"
York and the latter to Brainerd.
Mrs. Alex Smith and children have
GONE to Glendive, Mont, for an extend
ed visit with Mrs. Smith 8 motner' MIS-
Lucia. I'D
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Carlson, ano
daughter, Bernett, returned the iatts'
part of last week from visit with TEL
atives at Wyoming and Center City.
Richard Neill Of Vancouver, b. -;
was in the city for a brief visit WIZ
friends Tuesday, enroute nome iIoil
Vermont, where he visited MS 1atnot
who was i'll.
Rev. E. A. Henderson and Christ
Larsen went to Crookston Monday TO AT
tend a district convention OF the MOI
weeian Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Bunker returned
Saturday from Clitherall where they
spent a week.
p. E. Hall was in Royalton Monday
and Tuesday on business. Telepnont
Lines there were damaged by the storm
Miss Margaret Michels visited friends
at St. Cloud Wednesday.
Neill Peters of Hibbing and caro-
Peters of Royalton visited at the home
of their aunt, Mrs. G. O. Brannen OF this
Warren Gordon made business trll
to Minneapolis Monday, and returned
Tuesday. ..Doo~ .
in this city the first Of the week Tor =
visit at the home Of Mr.: and MIS- -
III. Brown, motoring up here from m: M
home with w. Leigh Cary and 1am'ly
From here they went to Menagna:
Mr.. and Mrs. John BONNER OF Broot
on and Mrs. schwarz Of Royalton, SIS
ter of Mrs. BONNER, were in the H ciSs
Monday for visit with Mr.. and MRS
Nv. J. Collin. c,o
Gustaf Colmer and daughter, Clara
Of Pequot were guest. at the D0m'n'''
Miss Pearl Longley is enjoying a.
outing at Lincoln, a guest at the f. +
John Wetzel returned Tuesday ITO"
4 several days. outing at Birch lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. A. Olson returned
Ito their home in St. Paul TUESDAY, al
4 ter spending two weeks at the home o:
(their son, W. E. Olson, secretary OF TN
Board Of Commerce.: .. uo-o :,
| J. NJ. Totten and Matt Vertln were Il
minneapolis on business Tuesday.
Charles Jensen and J. D. Harms sPen
Tuesday and Wednesday fishing at Hls'
James Massey and E. A. Berg went tt
Minneapolis on business Wednesday:
1 Mrs. Cecil Fortier arrived Tuesda;
from Montreal, Canada, for a visit WIT =
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