Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27
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Oct %: and Mrs. & s luel.
Ter, MI. and Mrs. Peter Arendt Arthur
Jensen and Alex Knnth of Little Falls.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Kunze.
Ira Herman Of & lows was buying
clover seed in this vicinity slest week.
Mrs. VIM. Cook went TO Sarten Sun
day to visit her son Myrtle and family.
* Miss Ida Jensen and Ira Herman
were in Staples Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Max Mayer spent Friday and
Saturday morning at St. Cloud with
her daughter Gisella, who is attending
high school at st. Benedict's acade-
my. E IL 5.z :, :.
Derailment Of freight train at
Perham Friday delayed mail train No.
that morning. * -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fri Beers were. Staples
callers Saturday. Mrs. Beers was for
merly Ellen Sorenson.. -...:
Misses Elsie Holt and Julie Nelson
spent the weekend at their homes. :
L. j. Dvorak shipped three cars OF
spuds this week. ,-.<,: :, :,
Mrs. Ed. Adamek went to st. Paul
Wednesday. -
Edward Smith visited his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson,
this week y ..
Mrs. silas Palmer is on the sick list
this week. Little Kenneth DvoSak was
also quite sick. \. ,-
Mrs. Theo. Lee and little daughter
Marjorie Betty returned home Friday.
Francis Lee returned to school at
Wadena Friday and Dorothy returned
Saturday to Wadena. :
Mr.. Sweeney of Swanville drove
over to visit his daughter, Mrs. &. "A.
Aleshire and family: After driving
to visit relatives near Crookston' ne
returned to Lincoln for a few Gays
after which he returned to Swanv1lle.
SHAKESPEARE will soon be in our
midst! However it happens to be D.
F. Shakespeare, professor from Ia
Sale University Extension, st: tael'
he will put up at j. j. Kunze 8 resort
x H. scheifenberg, Minneapolis;
1ohn Campbell, St. Cloud, G. A. Hatch,
Boston; Harry Kelly, Albany, N. L. e.;
and che IF put up at Kunze's !slano lo1
several DAYS and were SO well p'easeu
9th the MANY fish and ducks they got
that they plan to come oacK soon' oo1.
Miss Elsie Holt was a "aoena '
Ter Saturday. r,a;o Holt
occomnanied Oscar Nelson to INC
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruth AdameA'
where they spent the day. -, ,oa+
Pater Nelson was quite sick 1as'
aa1- doctor from Staples was
called. 1o,o, snent
tho weekend at home, returning "
pa,k Rapids Monday morning. ,..,o
Miss Hazel Mendenhan anu nutls
sister are visiting their grandparents
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Sanders
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. St. Martin anu
family of Little Falls visited D. -
Snnze and family Sunday.
Henry Marks, n. P. engineer from
MINNEAPOLIS narrowly escaped drown
mo at Rice lake last Monday ne
was hunting at Rice Lake, using bog
shoes 70 oct about and while he can:
not recall exactly he thinks he must
have lost his footing when shooting :t
some ducks. At any rate ne was III
the cold Doggy lake, suonei s1u w
neck, for nearly three hours. His com
panions, returning from trip to LIN
coin, heard his cries. One man put
out in boat, using paddle to work
his way and after nearly an hour
reached Mr.. Marks and helped him to
shore. Mr.. Marks was delirious ana
very sick for several days, but has al
most fully recovered. He will no doubt
he ready to hunt ducks again soon.
Edwin (Sanday) Sandborn went TO
Austin Sunday evening. Austin seems
to look pretty good to Sandy: ,
The shipping association sh1PPed
two carloads of stock Tuesday, Mr.
Petrie accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Staples celebrat-
ed their 5Oth wedding anniversary
last week. They are both we'll and
hearty and will no doubt be able to
celebrate a great many more years.
We all extend our best wishes to Mr'
and Mrs. Staples.
A crowd of friends surprised d..
Murphy Saturday evening, on account
of his birthday.
A carload of apples arrived here
Wednesday from Nauvoo, LII.