Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-25
R0YAlTON. !.

.55 R0YAlTON.
April 16--Dr. j. p. Chance was called
ont toETwO Rivers today and quaran-
tined several houses for smallpox.
G. a. Hollenbeck, is reshingling bis
residence. "
Ed. Reynolds is building an addition
to Albert Joslin's house. ~: 1
AL. Conanlt came up from st. Cloud
Thursday on his way to his home in
Morrill,. - =
Elm the ToiIs," the famous melo drama;
will be given by the pupils of the Royal
o High school, at the opera house on
the evening Of May 23rd. ,
Frank Widger vent to Eldred, Polk
county, last Friday to take charge Of q
creamery.
}. W. Hedges, proprietor of the Hotel
koyalton, 'eftl last Tuesday for Kenmare,
Williams county, North Dakota, with a
view OF seeing the country ard moving
there If he likes it.
Fred Kcwitz of Dixville was a busi-
ness visitor Monday.
Mrs. Ballard went to Randall Satur.
day with "a stock of millinery.
Mrs. Chas. Doty and Mrs. Fred Cairns
drove up irom Rlces Monday to call on
Royalton friends.
Mrs. |. W. Bouck and daughter Bessie
were st. Cloud visitors MOI day..
j. w. Uptegrove has treated the front
OF his saloon with a new coat OF paint.
Logan & Wakefield did the work.
Chas. Conner left Wednesday for Troy,
Iowa. to celebrate the golden wedding
anniversary OF his parents.
Logan & Wakefield are painting the
Commercial hotel.
Henry Andrews and family arrived
from Foley Monday to visit relatives
and friends. They depart Monday for
Washington, where they expect to make
Cnelr 1uCdre nome.
Mrs. d. NJ. Logan started Wednesday
for Troy. Iowa, the occasion being the
golden wedding anniversary of her
parents.
W. Hubbs went to Pierz Sunday with
a party of land seekers from Sacred
Heart, Renville county. for A. G. Whit
uey.
C., r. Brooks, a former Royalton
photographer, was in the village last
Wednesday.
MRS. Lou Robbers of Little Falls is
Visiting relatives in the village.
Walter Lambert and John Brodhead
have gone to Spokane to stay this sum-
mer.
Miss Blanche Foster who has been
home on a visit, returned to her school
at Randall Saturday.
B. W. Blannen, who has gone to Zion,
writes that he is we'll pleased with the
place. He is employed in the grocery
department of lions general store. HI
family will move in June.
Miss Lena and Mary Peterson are keep.
ing house for their grandfather. Their
mother is expected soon and they will
make their home in Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heinzel gave a
cinch party to a number of their young
friends Saturday evening. A pleasant
time was reported.
At the annual meeting of the fire de-
partment the following officers were
elected:
Chief-H. M. Logan.
Assistant Chief-W. H. Galley.
Secretary-Rov Dragoo.
Treasurer-C. R. Rhoda.
Died-Mrs. Eliza Shafer Burfield, at
her home in Rices, Tuesday, April 9th.
She was born in Clinton county, Penn,
Dec. 21, 1919, and came with her hus-
band to Minnesota in 1864.
April 21-W. Fl. Hathaway. Jerry
| Murphy, DR.. Chance and Albert Bouel
went to Little Rock Lake Thursday
evening on a pleasure trip,
Mrs. +. Bell and daughter returned to
their home in Minneapolis after a three
weeks visit here.
Friday morning a fire broke out at
| Hntol ROvalton. IT. sta rto1 hatwaon tho
walls on the east end. The fire engine
got there in quick time and did good
work, and the building was saved with
but little damage.
Clyde Dragoo was sent for Saturday to
zee bis father, who is very i'll With pneu-