Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-07-11
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. m. >LaFOnd were
Yin Minneapolis the first of the week
where Mr.. LaFond attended meeting
1of the Northwest Daily Press Associa-
ton. Mrs. G. Il. Fuller Of Minneapolis;
who has been visiting here, accompanl-
/ ed them down. Also the Misses Eliza
and Susan Batter.
| G. F. Kirscher of Minneapolis at
tended to business matters in this city
the first Of the week:
Mr.. and Mrs. I. X. Lockrem and Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Molde motored to
Crock Eunday, where they attended
Norwegian church convention. Mr..
lLockrem and Mr.. Mode were delegates
from the local church.
Miss Elvira Ruth visited friends at
St. Cloud Wednesday.
Raymond Brick returned Tuesday
from trip on the Great Lakes with a
party Of Buick dealers. The trip IVES
given by the Buick company for their
|agents.
| Mrs. VIM. Wallace and children Of
Fergus Falls are visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Martha Wallace.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Holm of Sank
Rapids were guests at the Ed. Hennen
home here Tuesday.
| Dewey Anker transacted business IL
Sank Centre Wcdn asday.-
Mrs. M. Sand and daughters, Eugenia
and Josephine, left Tuesday by automo-
bile for VISIT with friends in North
Dakota.
Miss Myrtle johnson of Wi!!nlar is
visiting her sister, Mrs. V. E. Joslin.
Mrs. j. W. Hatch has gone to Dn-
luth for visit with friends for few
weeks.
O. d. Bush was in Minneapolis on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. James T. Mehan, and Miss Will
helmina Neumann Of minneapolis are
guests at the home Of their sister; Mrs.
| Eric Peterson.
Oliver Smith of Mahromell, who re-
Gently received mis- discharge from the
army at Camp Grant, where he was
stationed, is in the city for g visit with
friends, enroute home. -
Charles w. Renick returned Monday
to his home in Duluth, after a brief
lvisit at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Renick. HIS family re-
manned here for longer visit.
Miss Lucy Iohr returned Tuesday to
her home in Perham, after 4 week s
visit at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Otto Trettel. Mss Rose Trettcl &C
companied her home for a few days
visit.
Miss Gertrude Hapka returned Mon
day to Minneapolis, where she is en-
ployed, after a visit at her home here.
Mrs. Ed. Murphy and daughter have
returned to Brainerd, after visit with
Mrs. Murphy's mother, Mrs. L. >.
Monahan.
Eric johnson is on his vacation and
has gone out to the lakes for an outing.
Miss Marjorie Artonowski has return
led from a visit with relatives at PO-
cahontas, Iowa.
( Miss Marie Blake, clerk at the Pen
ney store, has gone to Pierz to spend
her vacation visiting relatives.
Miss Geneva Heath will 60 to Min
neapolis tonight for visit with
friends. She will return home with
| friends who are coming here from Chi
cago.
William Trygstad, who has been EN-
1ployed in the government offices at
| Washington, D. c., is in the city for a
flew weeks visit with his parents.
Miss Ella Yerter Of Jefferson, S. D..
is in the city visiting relatives, a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Guer'
tin.
Mrs. Frank Dufort and daughter, Be
atrice, and Mrs. Frank Dufort left this
tn,orning for Bertha to spend few days
at the home of Mrs. B. j. Wing, form
erly Of this city.
i Mrs. C. C. Wright and children OF
Minneapolis were in the city yesterday
| for a visit with Mrs. Wright's parents
>. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Lyon. They left
in the afternoon for Ward Springs fol
an outing.
Miss Isabelle 'Dufort returned
Wednesday evening from visit With
friends in the twin cities.
Misses Celia Roble and Olga Woehl
ert, who are employed at the st. Pau
store. are on their vacation. Miss
Roble will visit relatives at Brainero
and Minneapolis.
Mrs. I. W. Hinckley has returned tt
as the guest of her daughters, Mrs. N
D. Woodworth. Mrs Woodwork ane
children accompanied her to Loman fo1
two weeks visit.
, Miss Eva Steele, who is employed a.
Alexandria, is in the city for a feV
days' visit with her mother, Mrs. Eliz
abeth Steele.
Felix Simonet of Saltwater is in thu
, city for a visit at the home of his bro
J Their, AL. Simonet.
, Charles Carlson of Culdrum left yes
. terday for Chicago, where he will b.
employed.
Mr.. Byers, creamery man at Last
7 rup, was in the city on business yes
terday.
D. NJ. Cameron and family went t.
Fish Trap lake, Lincoln, for an outing
yesterday. They have cottage there
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fl. White were call
3 ed to Michigan Sunday, due to the ser
ious illness of Mrs. White g mother.
s. G. Vasaly was in Minneapolis yes
: terday as delegate to the NJ. B. A. con
vention.
c.. A. Lindbergh arrived yesterda.
: from Minneapolis on business.
: Emil LaGesse returned to Superio
: yesterday, after a visit with relative
= here, a guest at the J. P. Bastien home
Miss Verena Botz Of Sank Centre i
visiting friends here. She attended tn