Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
Class DeClamatory Contest.

resentatives of the High school class
es in the declamatory contest at the
opera house Friday evening. The
contestants did well. The Junior
class. represented by Sidney Mann and
Pearl Longley, won the class prize-s
silver cup.
A two-volume edition of "Idyls of
the King was awarded to Sidney
Mann, who won fret place. Stanton
Cawley second, Florence Baker third.
The judges we're G.. Sheldon, Miss
Sadie Barton and. Prof. Colgrove of
the st. Cloud Normal school. Mayor
Vasaly presented the prizes.
At the Civic League meeting Fri
day afternoon, committee chairmen
were appointed as follows:
Cemetery, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Williams,
Is members; Streets and Premises,
Mrs J. Burton, Is members); Lecture
and Press, Mrs. c. H. Brown Is mem
bers, J; Tree, Flower and Fountain,
Mrs. J. 81. Anderson q members. }
The chairmen appoint the members of
the committees Mr.. Williams offer Of
the lot south Of the new bridge, 10 be
made into little park, was accepted.
The league will give dance to raise
funds.
SUUf. E'raylp = l,,rt
tepde1lt OF c'rS schools will meet the GU.
horsement OF the people at large. The
schools have prnspered under his man
agemeot.
Several architects will be in the citv
today to confer with the school hoard
IN regard to the new West side build
Ing and contemplated improve ments.
John Salden has returned from
Sweden and expects to 30 into busi~
ness here again.
. A. P. Blanchard and F. \. Lindbpr,s
attended the meeting OF the state bar
association at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter. Medved We're in
the Twin Cities.
Geo. Charron returned Monday from
Staples
Walter Folsom was in Taylor Falls
visiting his parents.
Mrs. Mandego returned to}Grey Eagle
Tuesday.
j. Wetz~l and Chester Brown vert to
st. Cloud Tuesday.
+. W. Collins was in Royaltnn Tues
cay.
Ole Heden and Peter Peterson were iii
from EImdale Tuesday,
B. Burton returned from WahpetOn
Monday.
Walter Charron and Fred Lille went.o
Akeley Tuesday.
r. J. Wallace and son Robert have re-
turned from the camp near Hibbing,
j. Burton returned Wednesday from
visit to Pine River.
+. A. King was in St. Paul the first
OF the week.
J. r. Chambers went to Ten Strike
Wednesday.
Louis Tanner visited his brother
Clarence, at Minneapolis.
Miss Bertha Rhodes has returned to
New York city, and Mr. and Mre, Chester
Brown to Jackson, Mich.
Mics Lillian George left for Constan-
tine, Mich, on We 'nesday.
G. A. We've haeuser has gone to Los
Angeles to join Mrs. Weyerbaeuser.
Miss Flora Hayes is home from Min
neapoiis, where she is teaching, for a
vacation.
Mrs. Fred Hyde and children Left Mon
day for their home at Valentine, Neb..
after visit here.
D J. Bell IS here from Akeley.
Eugene Rasicot. of Malta, Mont, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Lilly Raymond visited at Long
Prairie. ~
Mrs. R. Mccullough visited in St.
Paul.
Jos. Ruff has returned from the camps
near Hibbing.
Miss Louise Beuchner ret urnej to St.
Paul after a visit with the family Of l..
Beuchner.
Aud: Ring returned from Bemidji
Saturday.
Bernard Barton has gone to Park
Rapids.
Maj. 4 c. Morrill, is in the city from
the East.
c. H. Adams returned from Iowa
Sunday.
J. P. Sib|ey has returned from Park
Rapids. .s. - ~
Miss E!izabe b Fish, OF the Minneapo-
Lis schools, formerly high school priaci-
pal here, visited friends In this city.
VIM. BardeR has returned from the
pineres
Mics Madge Cornwell visited her Sis
ter, Georgia, in Minneapolis. ......
I'll, nolloDbeck is employed as barber
in Al. Germain's shop. \ IA. .s.;........
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