Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-02
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Watson entertained DR.. and Mrs.
Anderson OF Holdingford over Sun.
day.
Mrs. Herman Batter Of Hazelton,
N. D., visited her husbands parents
here, enroate to her old home at
Watab.
The R. <. Carnes family will short:
~ return to their summer home
across the Mississippi.
S. Agnes guild entertained Miss
Carrie Platt last Saturday afternoon.
The outcome Of the Bracken Camp
bell case is being awaited with good
deal OF interest and Impotence. just
at the present time these professional
dignitaries are not IN decided favor
with Royalton people, and if their
treatment of the head of the Swanviile
school can be found profitable we shall
be glad to know that they are not as
black as they are painted.
Miss Maud Grey has taken an eight
months school at Willow City, N. D.,
and leaves this week.
The high school has been presented
with mounted pelican by Mayor j.
B. Doty, who by the way, is dead
shot and drought down this fine
specimen west Of town OH the marshes
The high school IS also to be con-
graduated in having been presented
with relief of Victory by Mr.. Holli-
day and the other teachers in the
school, This work of art IS copy
from Trojan's column and was ordered
in time to have been Christmas gift,
but has only just been received.
Mark Murphy has engaged }.
Robinson Of Little Falls as miller to
till the position recently occupied by
Adrew Hingum.
= Jerre Murphy and family leave this
week for Minneapolis, and later for
pastures new IN the far West.
Mrs. Albert G.. Bouck entertained
at tea Saturday evening in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Holiday.
j. W. Lisle has recently purchased
the house owned by Willard Trask,
who is leaving with his family for
Terry. Mont.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Crabtree died of pneumonia last
Sunday and was buried from the
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon.
The baseball fans held meeting at
the engine house last week at which
John McDougall was elected manager
and Fred Galley secretary and
treasurer s...
e. A. Foote IS hauling rock for a
foundation under Mrs. Fowler 8 house
on Center street. ~--
Mrs. Minnie Roller died IN St.
Joseph's hospital Tesuday morning
from the effects of a surgical opera
ton She Will be buried Thursday
afternoon from the =. Presbyterian
church. - - -
A. G. and q. E. Wilson were Little
Falls visitors Thursday. $50 -
g. II. Bouck went to business Thurs
day morning on crutch. Particulars
of the case are not at hand, but it is
said he met with an accident, which
accounts for his pronounced limp.
Tuesday afternoon two of our towns
men took an over dose OF Liquid JOY"
and in due time it became necessary
to settle some differences of opinion
with a fight. Wednesday another
battle took place; this time between a
couple of foreigners living out of
town, but upon whom the village
"booze" has the same demoralizing
effect. Their troubles. ended IN one of
them being sent to the cooler" for
the night Our new mayor is full Of
business these days.
The ODD Fellows held a farewell
smoke in their hall Saturday even
ing in honor of three of their members
who are soon to leave Royalton and 60
West.
Mrs. Street was a St. Cloud visitor
Thursday.
The guild met with Mrs. r. j.
Batter Thursday:
Mrs. j. P. Chance entertained
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Holiday were
the guest of honor at supper given
by Mrs. A. e. Wilson Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Clark is moving to house on
Center street, the one in which she
has recently lived having been sold to
Gus Kern, who will occupy 1t.
John Bealis' laundry has been
futtering in the breeze this week and
we infer that he Will soon be liberated
from the central pest house. =
Another sure sign OF Sprlng-Roy
Dragoo, auto and dcg-all going at the
rate of mile minute.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Holiday We're
entertained at tea Tuesday evening by