Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-01-29

Inc girls arc D0n1nQ year. All
the bachelors on route SIX are getting
letters now last year none at ali.
RoYALToN
Jan. 27.--I. w. Bouck and A. II.
Turrlttin have returned from South
Dakota, where they have purchased q
bank.
A. H. Holiday is improving slowly
from his recent illenss.
: Rev. Geo. f. Platt' held services in
Grace church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Halvor Davidson, with Grace
Dragoo, left Monday morning for her
home in Alberta, N. w. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Schwartz are
visiting relatives in Wheelock, N. D.
Mrs Mary Street spent Monday in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Anderson of Holdingford is
visiting with Mrs. A. NJ. Watson this
week.
Last week an article appeared in a
Little Falls paper stating that "Mr
Holidays resignation as superinten-
! dent Of our school would mark the end
of fight that had been going on for
the past year in the Royalton school
board There's an old ana time
worn adage which says let sleeping
dogs lie, - and this applies to the case
IN question:, for the '6ght'' alluded
to, ended the 18th of last July when
the school election settled it.
Mrs. F. B. Logan gave a very
pleasant at home" Friday afternoon
Her sister. Mrs. Davidson, was the
guest OF honor, and the invited guests
were Mesdams D1agoo, Logan, Seur,
George Galley, Fl. Logan, G. R.
Rhoda, E. Harrington, Jere Murphy,
Chas. Foote, E. L. Lambert Roy
Dragoc, A. G. Bouck. A. Nj. Watson.
IL. p. Chance, r. Blackwood, Joe
Doty, A. w. Holiday, s. Rice, Clyde
Dragoo of st. Cloud, A. g Wilson,
VIM. McGonagle and Miss Lisle. A
very keen guessing contest afforded
entertainment for couple of hours, al
which Mrs. Roy Dragoo won honor
as well as silver spoon.
E. J. McCollum has been seriously
Ill for couple of days.
Mrs. Andrew Long has been suffer.
ing for several weeks with 'Jobe's
Comforters.
Barney Fitsam, who has been recover.
ing from his recent illness, was no,
as well Tuesday evening, and it was
feared he might have relapse.
| Leon Hollenbeck and wife returned
from Tamarack Monday. They have
; been visiting several weeks with Mrs.
Hollenbeck's parents.
At q special meeting of the school
board Saturday night, J. E. Gilman OF
WinnebagO, was elected to fill the
position Of superintendent vacated by
A. w. Holiday. There were seven
| applications and Mr.. Gilman comes
with excellent recommendations.
st. Agnes guild, recently organized,
| meet with Mrs. Hingen Saturday
afternoon. There are sixteen young
girls in this guild, all members of
Grace church. and they are working
for a sale to be held in the spring.
| Mrs. A. g. Wilson has been quite i'll
for several days, but her friends will
be glad to hear that she IS improving.
The electric light company has
their new engine installed and from
now on we may expect light that is
worth having &
Mrs James Landy fell one day last
] week while on her way to chapel,
breaking both bones in her wrist.
. P. b. Peters, who has been EN-.
ployed for several years In the Royal.
ton Lumber company's Office, has
accepted a position with lumber
company at Frazee.
! George E. Wilson IS still confined to
the house, but improving from his
recent attack Of infiamatory rheuma-
tlsm
A quiet wedding took place Wednes-
day morning at St. Cloud, the con.
tracing parties being our same old
A., Murphy and Miss Rose Ethen.