Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-07-21
SULLIVAN & AXE

July 17:--Joe English and friends
were Hillman and Pierz visitors Tues
day.
G. j. Bowen was Pierz visitor Tues
day. "
Mr.. English and party motored to
Little Falls "Wednesday evening for the
movie picture.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Linehan returned
to St. Paul Wednesday.
Mr.. Hoffan is at his farm On Platte
lake cutting his grain.
Mr.. Sell, our mail carrier, has as fine
a field Of rye as there is in Morrison
county. Just take look at it on your
way to Hillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Buesseler gave
an impromptu dance Thursday evening
for their cousins, who are visiting them.
The Misses Schmolke are home on
a. visit.
Rodney Look is helping Roy Vaux
for a short time.
Any number Of campers at the lake.
Landseekers, sight-seers, tourists, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arsineau and daughter
Miss Hazel Of Minneapolis came up to
Mr.. Bowen's Saturday morning, return
ing to Minneapolis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arsineau drove over
to Milaca early Monday morning.
Mr.. O'Connor of Little Falls has
sold his lake cottage to some people
from St. Paul.
r. S. Look drove up from Pierz Sun
day.
Ernest tHilder of St. Cloud, with a
! party of friends stopped at Camp Line
han Sunday.
Flahcrty and party Of ten from Foley
were at the camp Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. Gravel and friends Of Pierz were
at the camp Sunday.
Numerous picnic parties from Pierz,
Genola, Little Falls, etc., spent Sunday
at the camp.
Campers from St. Paul are at the
camp for week or more.
| Donald Rhoda and Miss Hopper were
! the guests of the Misses English at
| Welcome Inn, Camp Linehan, Sunday
! evening.
Mrs. Riley Hoskins and children have
gone to Lowry for a visit with her
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Olson.
May Hoskins is helping Mrs. Hol-
version, near Hil]man for a few weeks
MORRILL,
| July 17:-Ed. Miller and wife and
Mrs. Lon Miller and daughter Helen OF
Royalton were visitors at the H. w.
Foss home Sunday. Will Foss, who
has been visiting at the H. w. Fos<
home the past week, accompanied them
home. He will visit there few days
before going to st. Cloud to attend tc
some law affairs for his mother, Mrs
Christ Stanger.
Miss Gladys Young is home from
Hettinger, n. D., for visit Of three
weeks.
There was a surprise party on Harold
IOlson Wednesday night and there was
a large crowd. His mother furnished
a big supper and everybody had goot
time.
! Among those who visited at Mr.
ICrowe' s Sunday were Caroline, Naomi
James and Harry Foss, Caroline Mil
ller, Gladys Young, Harold Aucker
Albert Saurs and Frank Mann of st
Cloud.
H. w. Foss and sons Herbert ant
Merle and Will Foss were Foley visitor:
saturday.
| School meeting was held Saturday
night in the different districts. Mr.
league was elected clerk in district l45
Mr.. Toumporsky took Mr.. Olson s place
as director in District 26. Mr.. Aucke
took Mr.. Ogg's place as treasurer il
District 80. Mr.. Kuschel was elected
clerk in District IS.
Twelve children received first com
munion at the Morrill, church Sunday
nine girls and three boys.
| Those who visited at the Franz
Hortsch home Sunday were the tw'
Terhaar families, the two Kapsne
families and one of the Fleckensteil
families from Pierz and Sister Adelin'
from Eden Valley; also Rev. Fromal
of the Morrill, church.
| DR.. Holdridge was called to SCI
! Mrs. Frank Bodlagic Friday. She ha
trouble with her throat
| Martin Urbansky got bone cracked
in his arm Sunday, while playing ball.
| Morrill, played ball with Gilman Sun
day. Gilman won by one score.