Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-02-28

Feb. 25- Editor Kell and Ern-s
est Newman Visited relatives ct VII Ill
iat chs eh s ROSE s. Littl. Fails. was IN
town the first Of the week ma king ar
arrangements to move his family to this
place He will take charge g. Of the the Tan an
charge Of the elevator for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman CAM. ST., were
called to Wheatland. n. D, last week to
law, Mrs. Herman SchWandt. They also
visited their daughter, Mrs. Bert Abel
and family at Leonard, N. D., and their
Miss Blanche Balm visited over Sum
day at the home of her uncle, 2. A.
NJ. spreitzer of Ely, visited his sister
Miss Florence Spreitzer, teacher in
! the Swanville school, the first Of the
week. Nj. Spreitzer recently returned
from overseas. where ne mas been IN
the service several months;
Mrs. Helen Van Zile of Little Falls.
| is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Fred Poole. who has been visit
Mrs. Herman Luke. returned to her
e. L. Kaliher went to the twin cities
Monday. where he will attend the drug
Miss Dollie Tatro and three Of EN-
cry Tatro's children Of Minneapolis ar
| rived here on Tuesday for a VISIT with
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. JOS
| John Pepin of East Swanvil1e was a
| caller in town on Monday.
| Frank Juhll1e Of Minot, N. D.. visit
ed here the past week at the H. john
Ernest stith of Carson. N. D.. and P.
r. Stith and family of Little Falls. Wis
tied relatives here over Sunday,
Fred Pulvermacher and family Of
/ FOL 1S Wei
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Vincent,
| Friday, Feb Fl, daughter:
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Helmuth Rein-
Ike, Saturday, Feb. 20, g. daughter:
Mrs J. Pennie and daughter, June.
| were st. Cloud visitors over Sunday.
j. J: E MsRSe; sr Thn made business
Little Falls visitors Saturday We're:
Marcus Lenox, Mrs. A. w. Earns, Mrs
o. Krousey, Misses Agnes Buckley and
Florence Spreitzer.
Willard the past week.
J. Tatro of Crosby. visited here with
Tatro, the first Of the week. He has
recently. received his honorable dis
charge from the service.
John Gessel of Wyndmer, N. D., Wis
on eseq his hei way to St. c1ouds where he was
called by the illness of his sister, Mrs.
Frank Straclx.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Gessle, Mrs. John
VIM. Dahlke went to st. Cloud to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Frank Strack
The last dance before Lent will be
given in Hamm's hall Friday evening,
Feb. 20. McRaes orchestra will furn-
ish the music. ISL
A parcel shower party was given Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. John
Katzenberger, in honor of Mrs. Neil
Vincent. About rs 1adies attended and
| a most enjoyable afternoon was spent.
ed. Mrs. r. T. Buelow of Culdrum, and
Mrs. George Chambers of Bruce, were
the out-of-town guests at the party:
| A message was received here Mon
bringing the sad news of her death:
She passed away at o'clock Monday
morning at her home at st. Cloud. At
ter several months illness, the begin
ming of which was influenza-pneu-
marriage Miss Amelia Gessel. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Gessel. of this
\ place. and grew to womanhood in this
town at the home of her parents: She
vas united IN IN, marriage TO- to Frank a;'l;
resided here before moving to- ST:
Cloud. She is survived by husband
and four small children, mother, two
brothers and three sisters. The broth
and VIM: Gessel~ Of East sWanyille;
and Mrs. Mary Cromwell of Pine
Wood, and Mrs. Lena Cyrus Of this
place, and many friends, who extend
| bereavement The funeral will be held
! today "Wednesday from the CATHOLIC
| church in st. Cloud. and interment will
be in the Catholic cemetery.
! on Wednesday, Feb 06 a SOn