Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-23
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SWANVuLE
May 21--Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michigan
and little son, Earl, of Tacoma, Wash,
arrived here Tuesday for visit with
old neighbors and friends. Mr.. Mehag-
an was born here and spent his boy
hood days here before moving west
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Michigan.
Mrs. VIM. Rhoda left Monday for
Browns Valley, where she will spend
the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Brunell.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Klinger, who have
been visiting relatives here, left Tues
day for Hackensack, for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. John Pennie was Little Falls
visitor on Tuesday.
VIM. Mielke and son, Erwin and O..
III. Hitzemann were business callers at
Little Falls on Saturday.
Mrs. P. A.: Balm and Mrs. E. "A. Flood
attended the meeting Of the Farm Bur.
eau and Home Demonstration at Little
Falls Saturday.
Swanville had another bad blaze on
Monday at. 8 O'Clock p. M, when fire
broke out in the kitchen Of the Luther
an parsonage, occupied by Rev. Gut
knecht and family. Most Of the house,
hold goods were taken out Of the house.
The fire department arrived soon after
the fire started and Che fire was extin-
quished before it reached the main part
Of the building. The kitchen is badly
damaged, also the kitchen furniture.
The fire is thought to have started from
the electric wires.
John Long Of Long Prairie, who was
a pioneer resident Of this place, passed
away at his home at Long Prairie Mon
day morning at O'Clock, after sever.
al months illness from cancer of the
liver, aged 60 years. Mr.. Long resided
on his farm west Of this place many
years, moving his family to Long Prai-
RE few years ago, where he acted as
deputy sheriff until last fall, when he
resigned his position on account Of poor
health. He is survived by wife, one
son, John Long, Jr., who resides on
the Long farm, west of town, and one
daughter, Miss Anna Long, who lives
at the home Of her parents at Long
Prairie. The funeral was held at Long
Prairie this afternoon.
G. G. Stith, a veteran of the Civil
war, passed away at his home here Sat
urday morning at 1880, after several
months illness from stomach trouble,
aged "a years. A short prayer service
was held Sunday afternoon at the home,
Rev. Newcomb officiating, and Monday
afternoon the members Of VIM. Rhoda
G.. A. r. Post Of which he was mem
home at O'Clock p. m. The body
ko1 - nj hr,r So1
where the Free Mason Lodge of which
funeral, which was held Tuesday after
noon at 2 o CLOCK. Those accompanying
the body were Mrs. G. G. Stith and
grand daughter, Mrs. J. Seth, G. P.
Stith and Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Stith. q
Memorial Day Program, May 80. 1.
Parade will form on Main street at 10
O'Clock a. M, and march to cemetery,
where soldiers graves will be decor.
lated
| Order of procession-Marsha1 of the
Day, J. J. McRae, ST., Swanville band
q. A. r. Post, Sons Of Veterans, World
War Veterans, Woman g Relief Corps
school children, citizens.
Program at Hamm's Hall, 1880 p. M.
Invocation-Rev. A. 8. Newcomb.
Gen. Logan's Memorial Day Order
Gladys Mason.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Lou
Use Campbell.
Rally Round the Flag-A group Of
boys.
The Melting Pot-By Larkin Kali
her.
Flag Drill-Fifth and Sixth grades.
I AN An Claude Ware.
Civic Creed for Boys and Girls Of
Our Great Republic George Urbanski
The Flag Goes By-Fourth grade.
Extracts from Wilson-By Dick
! Krause.
America, The Beautiful Song, Girls
Glee Club. II
Solo Stars Of Peace-Mrs. Der,
Legg. !.
Soldiers Drill and song-Primary
boys.
l The American Flag Clarice Guptil
America, Ny Country Boys Glee
Club.
| Address by Attorney A. b. Vernon q
Little Falls.