Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-01-06
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entertained teri number and Of friends at a
dinner party on New Years eve.
has been holding meetings at the Con-,
gregational church the past week. re-
turned to the twin cities on Tuesday.
George and Clarence Truog, who
spent their vacation here, at the home
of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
| Truog, ST.. returned Tuesday to the
twin cities, where they attend the state
Miss Bertha Kaun, who spent her
vacation here at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Kaun. return
fdnGs fesSbt to St. toege "here she
e. o. Larson left Tuesday for Min
neapolis, where he will take vocation
al training at the American business
college He expects to to move MS s, tam
His brother, Ernest Larson, Will have
charge of his rural route for the pres
emit.
Northfield Saturday where she attends
Carleton college. She is spending her
vacation at the home of her parents,
Mr.: and Mrs. J. p. Mason: ,:a.+oa
here the first of the week at the home
of her uncle, o. A. Krousey.
All members of the school faculty
T Taesday morn day: S Miss Viviene Ba5e
of Hancock, will have charge of the
9TH and Sth grades in place of MISS
Maude Shauf, who resigned at the hoh-
j. n. Rolf was a business caller at
Little Falls Tuesday.
| Chas. E. Stith went to the twin cities
Monday :+a where re ne W'il purchase MS
Lee Biteman left Tuesday for the
twin cities. where he will transact BUS
mess. ,,
initial Tuesdav where he had his tom
sils' removed. go
The Ladies' Progressive Circle will
be entertained Thursday afternoon n at
the home of Mrs. Nicholas TruOg, Sr.
| Miss Susan A. Hough, county demon
stration agent, will give lesson on
fancy stitches on Friday afternoon
Jan. 10, at the home of Mrs. t. A.
Flood.
tained on New Years the following
and daughter Helen of Glendale. N:
d., and Archie Rose OF international
Mi: Miss Harriet Johnson opened. her her
school in district 116 Tuesday, after
two weeks vacation.
There was a large attendance at
the dance given in Hamm's hall on
gion Post. Supper was served in I. O:
furnished Il; mis- ed by Prowaislxi's orchestra.
Rodger McRae, who spent his vaca-
returned Monday to Minneapolis. where
he is taking vocational training at the
American business college. His moth,
er, Mrs. j. j. McRae, ST. accompanies
| him to the city, where she Will visit
relatives,
St. Peters Lutheran Congregations
of this place and Culdrum gave fare
well party on Tuesday evening IN nono OF
soon to leave for India Services were
held at the church the first part or the
evening, attended by eleven Lutheran
ministers of this district, who came TO
knecht. v
church, a reception was held at the
about 200 people. A musical program
and several short addresses by the Wis
iting ministers were given At the close
of the reception, bountlful luhcheon
was served. A purse was presented 10
Rev. and Mrs. Gutknecht by the con-
gregation. A delightful evening was
spent Rev. Gutknecht and family Will
With relatives in the twin cities, before
! leaving for their new field OF lapof III
India.
VIM. Geise, veteran of the Clv1l
sc years old. He was born in Germany
in 1887, coming to America when ~
years of age. He resided IN " Wisconsin 8;nnna
ii
sofa, where he has since resided. He
was united in marriage to MIS- Miss Mn MN
ME Phalin of Wisconsin in 1857. rive
children were born to this union, three
Of which are lixing One $50 son. a., Efans
residing in Minneapolis and one daugh-
ter living in the west.
His wife also survives him. MI ana
Mrs. Geise have resided in this village
about i've years; coming here fr :o,!,
Sank Centre. The funeral was Aelo
Monday afternoon from the Congrefa-
tional church, Mrs. C: f. Lutz, pastor
OF the CHURCH, officiating th Inc em aeneln
Legion post Two veterans of the Civil
Yar tae W. r. c So and ,d n9lvs arcHed }o
the church in a body Military honors
were given at the grave by the firing
squad of the American Legion.
| Burial was in Spring Brook ceme-
| terry Conrade Geise marched with
Sherman in his famous March to the
Sea" and took part in many battles Of
! the Civil war.
| rvCr1 rrrND n VIZ MIN ANCS