Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-13
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IS Minneapolis wers guests .off
Nj. .. p. Chance o few day last
Miss Flora Joslln spent sunday at
home, returning i to- her school Mt
Dlxville Monday.
Miss Rina Wilson returned to
Anderson Sunday after q weeks visit
MI. and Mrs: W. Il" Lyon left
Friday for their home at Amigo,
Wis, having been called here by the
death of Mrs. L P Wilson, Mrs.
Lyon sister. ..s". +
Mrs. A. W: Holiday has been under
the weather the past week with a
severe cold. : 3 IL. ..-....: i
j. ~Englerth and "A. Lodermeier,
with their families, attended the
dedication of the Bowlus church Sun
Mrs. Paintes, who has for several
months been running restaurant on
Centre street, has accepted position
as cook in South Dakota.
Among the many who attended the
church dedication at Bowlus Sunday
were VIM. Broker and family, Mr..
and Mrs. J: =. Det;. Mr.: and Mrs. F,
Noggle and Chas. oravitz.
Ross Fitzpatrick and sisters, the
Misses Bertha and Vashtl, are visiting
their father, Chas. Gllpatrlk, prior
to their departure for the Pacific
coast, where he will move shortly.
Lawrence Larson has puchased the
house recently occupied by N. Yonk
on Centre street.
The creamery formerly owned by J.
H. Russell has been bought by
William Gilmer and business will con-
tinue as heretofore.
Jerre Murphy is here from st.
Lawrence, 8. D., and 1T Is reported
that he and Dan Fusy have pur-
chased the Murphy mill.
Arthur Reynolds and wife were
Royalton visitors on Monday.
A. H. Turrlttin and family motoreu
to Royalton Monday for q brief visit:
Dan Blanchard of Little Falls, who
has just returned from Seattle, was a
Royalton visitor early in the week.
o. g. Havin OF st. Cloud was here
Tuesday on business.
George Finder and friends of Little
Falls were in Royaiton Wednesday
evening in his new E. Nj. F. car.
Frank Waite, the popular Benton
county farmer. was q Royalton bust
ness visitor Tuesday,.
Mrs. q. Geer, a former Royalton
resident, is visiting friends in the
village.
william T. Lambert of Seattle is
| 60 lot fpion6o in ond
about Royalton.
Ruff Kobe lett Tuesday for Terry,
Mont, to accept a position in meat
market.
Among those who attended the
Pierzina- Blair wedding at Swan
River were T. and q. Hayes, Pldge
and John McDougall, George Arm
strong and Leo Urbanski.
The new firm of Neugent & Foote
is doing quite an extensive business
in erecting w1ndmills and sinking
wells.
J. N. Carnes has purchased a
Mitchell car, which will arrive in a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Hunter has returned to
her home at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lambert and
son of Foulds, Mimi. are guests Of
Mrs. Cora Lambert.
Charles Logan of Herman is here
visiting his mother and brothers
Frank and Harry.
G. F. Witherell, who has been 8
Royalton visitor for q few days, has
returned to Minneapolis.
The residence belonging to G; +;
Woo1harf haa haan sold to A. e. Ward
of Holdingford, who will take
possession soon.
Miss Marie Holiday Of Brooklyn.
Ont, who has been a guest of Mrs.
Mary Street for several days, left the
first of the present week for Mime
apolis. where she will visit her sister.
Mrs. W. J. Margins before going
home.
Mrs. Mary Street entertained at
bridge IN honor of her daughter,
Mrs. A. W. Holiday.
Royalton lsagain on the alert and
! If the elements are only propltlous
market DAY. May 81, will be red.
letter day in this little burgh. Let
every Morrison county resident lend
a helping hand-even his presence
will be- "boost,'' and in return he is
assured a good days sport and an
,, opportunity to dispose of his farm
;; products.
j. B. Doty is enjoying a visit from
his Mother, Mrs. Il. A. Doty OF
Princeton.
Beginning May 81, there will be
| weekly band concerts each Saturday
evening. The members of this young
band are doing themselves very proud,
and their leader, Earl McGonAgle,
deserves a good deal of credit for the
progress they have made since organlz.
ing less than a year ago.