Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-06-11
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June 1O.-Byron Wilson returned
from Minneapolis Saturday night.
D. Bouck is home from Ames college
for his summer holidays.
Mrs. j. L. Owens and son, Carmel,
of Linton, N. D., are guests OF Mrs
Owen father, VIM. Sparrow.
Miss is here from Barnum
speId ding few days with her brother
-ye editor Barstow.
Knight B. Wilson is home from the
university for his summer holidays.
DR.. ana Mrs. Countryman will
arrive in few days and occupy the
Jerre Murphy house on Center street.
Mrs. George Galley is just recover.
ing from a very severe attack of
quinsy.
Alta Como, who has been teaching
at kimbely for the past year, is home
for her summer vacation.
Helen Parkes of Wadena is visiting
her uncle, Mark Murphy. .0
The Misses Susie and Ida Batter
returned from their respective schools
the past week and Will spend the
summer IN Royalton
An unusually large number of girls
lett Tuesday tor summer school at the
Normal; among them Rena Wilson,
Emma Kobe, Pearl ana GAZETTE
Lambert. Susie Geer, PhiIena Buck
hout and Bessie Miller.
Miss Mary Cottes was guest at the
r. j. Batter home over Sunday,
enroute to her parents home at
Austin, MINI.
Miss Ida Flint OF Rice visited here
early in the week, returning to her
home Tuesday.
Prof. Gilman and family left Tues
day for Winnebago, where they will
spend the summer vacation.
n. Miles died at Los Angelus, Cal
last week. Mr.. Miles and family were
among the pioneers of Royalton and
very general sympathy is felt tor Mrs
Miles, who survives him.
Another bloody battle took place a
few days ago in rear Of Hays livery
stable, between Thomas Schlicllting
and Louis Kuschel. Referee declared
it to be draw.
Mrs. W. j. Broker has been called
to Melrose by the death of her father,
Mr.. Bogerding, who died in
California, and is being brought home
for lnterment.
A wrestling match took place in
Bouck's hall Tuesday night between
A. Thurston Of st. Cloud and Harold
Clark of this place, the latter winning
in two straight falls.
An alumni association was formed
at a meeting held in the school last
Monday. Miss Tracy Kobe was
elected president; Harold Foote, vice
president; Julia Sjoberg, secretary !;
D. Bouck, treasurer. A committee on
constitution and bylaws composed Of
Pearl Lambert, Josie Brockway and
Knight Wilson was chosen and will
report at meeting June 10, 1909. 81.
M. s. jacobson of st. Paul arrived
here last Sunday and purhased a
carload of horses, which were shipped
Wednesday.
Little Marcel labor was poisoned
by eating sorrel with other children
Tuesday afternoon. Snei still very
low, but reported trlfle better Thurs
day morning, and it is hoped that she
will recover. ..~~~4-s----
Mr. and MIS-. X. J. Batter leave
Friday for Hazleton, N. D., to visit
their sons. Winch and Herman
Grace church Sunday school held
their annual picnic up the Plat river
Thursday.
W. E. Hale has just returned from
California and like other sensible men
comes home with the idea that Mime
sofa is good enough for him.
Mrs. Hensel, a daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Baskerville, who has been
seriously Ill at Worthlngton, has SO tar
recovered as to be able to come to
Royalton, and will spend the summer
here. ~ -~
Russell Clifford IS substituting for
Walter Parkins at the depot.
ALI the sports are attending the
baseball games in Little Falls this
week.