Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26

morning, BY Mrs.5IN ellie Lambert ii
Rpyalton; Friday taitern Don, By Mrs.
Brodhead o! Royalt on; and Friday
evening,by Miss Belle Graham.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Nellie
Lambert read a very practical pa
per on why Should Mother be 80
White Rihboner.''' She showed a
keen insight into the position of@the
mother in her home. and made ..!all'
1ssl that it was!saanaef TO ,htoeth mother
aaa child that she. have this kelp.s
Mrs. Scoville then made SOME re-
marks to the effect that the first re-
membrance IF the child should bethe
white =ibton, represen cling temper
ance and purity as associated with
mother ~'e~> 'S*'1 -
f. Mrs. Adamssread an article, from
The Review ofeResiewz.. I'd
Mrs DsCorbins and Mrs. F..,Gra-
ham gave excellent. recitations.
sos On ThursdaE@ evening the silver
medal contest called out a large
audience: Those.ta part;sWere
Misses Olive Cornwell Ma mic Nichols,
Leti,ia Raymond, Pearl Lord and
Stella Hink7e:: ne med al was a# afd==
ed to Miss Lord, Miss Cornwell re:
I j. h
ceiying second place ana Miss: Hinkle
third Pie ,-Minnesotaf White BIB.
boner will be sent as a second prize,
and Backbone as the thirdy*
On Friday morning the reports OF
the county officers were read and
the following officers were elected
President-Mfs. Belle Graham,
Little Falls. o,:,.
Vice Preaident-Mrs. Nellie Lam
bert, Royalton, - !
Secretary-Mrs. Libbie Muncy,
Royalton. 81. =: >A<, *9' ~ ~
Treasurer-Mrs. Carrie Robinsor;
Little Falls. - !. =" - !:
In the afternoon a paper was read
on "The Value. Of tie; Printed Page"
by=Mrs: @H:== Brown: ~pfear=was
made to keep all good books,
papers, and magazinesin circulation,
Eaa they do an inestimable amount
Eof good :. = y: :If> !: ~
Mrs. A: 7. Richardson read aper
on tsTempefanee. Training ! ID s st6e,
Home. ~ She. said as the ehad- il
initiative. the 1RareRts themselves
must be what they ,:wish ]: the child
to: BE. The geutle vo voice the
mother, expressing her eth0digeh !;
will make a la g! l, preston.
Mre. A.,Hsfrnn; and Mrs. Libbje
Msssy gave zen rendered. |' 'seita /:
Resolutions we're adopted thank.
ing the clergy, press. trustees Of the
q onesesntipnatch hsand aRaseiste
ing. It was also resolved that Mrs..
scoville hf4 been q great;inspiration
to the conyention::.. -. s.. Y
IN The evening Mrs: Bessie Laythe
Sfovi|ls closed the convention 'tly ltEiop e1-
erc:ises With a. very. enjoyable and
helpful lecture to q large audience.
She reviewed the work done all
around the world and spoke of the
excellent work done BY the other
temperance organizations. ,Shoe, = i is
Evesy hopeful es>toths futtores f'tbetl
temperance cause. go
The convention was made sr morean=
joyable BY the musical numbers rem
! la9q|ed 81 MIS- Egkle9e4pn, Mrs. FupIl<@tl,,
! Mrs: Robt; Miss ! Thelahtder,, 1San1
Henry Richard: *.:': sss 4: q
The ". .CsT. u. lpok fo dar':g good rss:
lEsults. Is follow rthiiis, assembly and Il 81
II Renewed interest s:imil Che: Mlfk. aes1
:Es Work o IA lIsnse 4! 8 ,.sv houssoa
Eiret] street. ,1 so! q he e| i iss
ing. ~ - 'stF'' slassaaa
r.: Modjeska, one'sof .thet>greatest
living actresses, will appear IN
Shakespeare great tragedy Mac
beth at 9roes 9seraa H1ss ls.s!! April
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