Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
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Jan. 4.-Mf. ana MRS. W. II. jOGItD
ofWisoonsinsre visiting relati veshece.
Miss Carrie Ross il the guest q
Miss Lille Schwartz.
Miss Flora Joelin returned to Fer
gus Falls Monday.
Dr.. Chance was in the county seat
Friday.
Miss Picnic Buckout was in Little
Falls Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Lamb Of Rice Lake u
whiting here.
Leon Hollenbeck returned to tho
Cities Tuesday after short visit With 8
his parents. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Hollenbeok
were the guests of Mr.. and Mis-. Ohas.
&. Rhoda New Years. ES
Rnde Bat1er came down from his
camp near Pine River Tuesday. He 10
looking for more teams.
John McDougal and Gerald Coke
have gone to Pine River. where they
expect to do some trapping.
| Several from Little Falls took in the
New Years dance here.
! Mr.. an6 Mrs. I. W. Bouck and son
were in Rice New Years, where they
haa dinner with his daughter, Mrs.
A. 81. Turrittin.
S. G. Muncy had the misfortune
to fracture his leg last Friday while
working In the sand pit.
Mrs Albert Larson of Little Falls
visited here New Years with Mrs.
J. g. Hollenbeck.
Miss Bessie dolienbeck visited re-
latives at Rice l.. Ike. .-.s.ss
The Eastern Star held installation
Thursday evening when the following
officers were regularly installed:
| ~ al
W. P.-Thomas McDougal.
| A. M.-Lsura Foote.
Sec.-Mary Bouck.
Treas Bessie Buckhout.
Con.-Mls. 9eer.
A., Cora McGonagle.
W.-Jennie Flint.
| Sc e. Foote
| Chaplin-Frank Flint.
Ada-Mrs. Lakin.
Ruth-Mrs. Joslin.
Esther-Mrs. Carnes.
| Martha-Mls Hollenbeck.
| Elects-Mrs Russell.
| Mrs. I w. Bouck acted 40 install.
ling officer.
Sank Rapids Sentinel Ffee-P Press:
Robert Mccullough. a brother of
James Mccullough, of Royalton, mot
with q most horrible death at Sault
St. Marie. Ont. on Wednesday. Dec.
20. Ee walked into tank of boiling
hot water and was submerged up 10
the neck His whole body was badly
scalded and although he was quickly
gotten out and taken to a hospital,
where he was given the best of care
possible, there was no hope for him ct
any time. He walked into tank
without being able to see it, on so
count Of steam which was unusually
thick, made by the cold. A message
was received by Mr.. Mccullough at
Royalton. on Christmas morning, stat
ing that the end ha0 come. The de-
ceased was SO years Ct age, and leaves
two bro,hers, James. at Royalton,
David, at Ottawa, and sister, Mrs
Thos. "A. Watson. Toronto, and family
Of four orphan children, the Oldest one
not vet over eight years old. His wife
died about two years ago. Mr.. Rob
ert Mccullough was the chief engineer
for the Lake Superior COrporatiOn's
Veneer Mills and as q valuable and
trusted employee. He enjoyed the re.
well as his friends. The bereaved ones
have the sympathy of their friends
in their terrible af1iction.
A case of miraculous healing oc-
cured at the Methodist church Monday
night. Rev. Lewis was conducting q
revival meeting and during the SER
vice, A. o Chapman, cripple, who
had come to church on clutches. to
prove his assertion, walked home
without assis ance, thing he has not
done since last April when he was
hurt while working IN basement In
| Minneapolis. Doctors there said he
would be cripple for life. He says
| voice told him he was we'll and he