Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-03
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last Friday. Mrs. Leon Hollenbeck
and L. w. Bouck won head prizes.
The Sunday school children of the
Presbyterian church were very
pleasantly entertained Friday evening
by Rev. and Mrs Baskerville.
Mrs. H. H. Clifford went to Clear
water last week, where she spent
THANKSGIVING with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. H. j. Schwartz spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Schawrtz's
parents at AnOka.
Mrs A. M. Watson and children
spent last week with DR.. and Mrs.
Anderson at HolGingford.
Misses Pearl and Bessie Lambert
came home to spend Thanksgiving
with their parents, returning to their
school at Osseo Sunday afternoon.
Sunday at the R. j. Bates home.
Thanksgiving with his parents, re-
turning to Elm Dale, where she is
teaching early IN the week.
Among the students who came home
fo1 Thanksgiving we're Knight Wilson
and Billy McDougall from the
university, Frank Street from Hamlin,
Ida Batter, Candace Gilman and
Flora Englerth from the st. Cloud
Normal
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Crosby spent part
of last week with Mrs. Frank Whan.
Mrs. Alice Warrington, state in
spector Of the W. r. G. was in Royal
ton Friday and visited tho local corps
at their regular meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. +. McCulloch of st.
Cloud were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James McCulloch THANKSGIVING.
A family dinner party of fifteen ate
Thanksgiving turkey with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. g. Bouck.
E. J. McCollum and family have
been called to Iona, ILL.,, where Mrs.
McCollum's mother is seriously ill.
Mrs. Charles Llsle was i'll at the
home of her mother, Mrs. J. M. Lam
bert last week.
Robert and Ernest Baskerville came
home from Macalister college to spend
Thanksgiving with their parents,
returning Monday afternoon.
Frank Street returned to Hamlin
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Foot entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Aver and Mr..
and Mrs. Cook last week.
Miss Vernette Lambert returned to
her school at Swanville Saturday, after
having spent THANKSGIVING with her
mother.
Miss Helen Gallup visited in St.
Cloud over Sunday.
Quite number of our Royalton
sportsmen have brought home big
game within the past fortnight. A.
Kobe and J. W. Skinner shot three
deer. Lou Mile got as many as the
law allows and Roy Dragoo returned
from International Falls where he shot
big moose.
Mr.. and Mrs. I w. Bouck went to
Minneapolis Sunday afternoon, return
ing the following day
Mrs. Mary Street visited in st.
Cloud between trains Monday after
noon.
DR.. Chance was in Little Falls
Wednesday to meet DR.. Rockford on
professional business.
Miss Alma Stake and Miss Gertrude
Lindbloom returned from their
Thanksgiving holidays Sunday night
Miss Nettie Marchand of st. Cloud
has been a guest of Miss Eleanor
Feltsam.
Tuesday night Ed. Esty had a
severe stroke of paralysis and is still
in precarious condition.
Walter Parklns of the N. p. staff
is off duty in consequence Of the
switchmen's strike.
Herbert Dooner left Monday for
Havre, Mont.
John Newton of Winnipeg, Man.,
who has been a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. j. Batter, left for his home
Monday.
Miss Mabel Burt has returned from
Montana, where she has been visit.
ing several months.
Roy Lambert is employed in a dry
goods store at Detroit, Mimi.
Misses 'Della Berkes and Anna
Lodemeier entertained the Senior
class Saturday evening at the Berkes
home and a very enjoyable time is
reported by every guest present.
Fred Esty of st. Cloud has been
called to Royalton on account Of his
brothers. G, E. Esty's severe illness.
Mrs. COuntryman has been quite ill
for a couple of days. Her mother,
Mrs. Kerr of Minneapolis, is with her,
having arrived Wednesday.
AAASooS A~ANH T~AAAO5, A0AAA AoAAOOAo
and Gertrude Long were Little Falls
visitors last Saturday, chaperoned by
Mrs. j. n Carnes.
Rev. g. E. Platt gave very able
and instructive lecture in Grace
church Sunday evening on 'Greece ,"
There was large congregation of
appreciative listeners who will have
an opportunity of hearing him again
the three remaining Sunday evenings
in Advent. Next Sundays subject will
be Rome, and every one will be
welcome. Seats free.
Grace church guild meets with Mrs.
Mary Street Thursday afternoon.
Grace church guild will hold its J
annual sale SATURDAY afternoon and
evening, Dec. II. in Bouck's hall. i
Many pretty and useful articles have
been made for this sale, which will be !;
suitable for Christmas ),
gifts. There will also be an apron ;
table, where the ladies will ind all )
kinds, from long, wide kitchen !
apron with sleeves to a dainty creation !
Of lawn and lace. The gypsy will be
there to tell fortunes from your tea !