Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21


Pierz5 visited friends last
MI and Mrs. "a. & d. Turrittin and
son, Hugh, spent Saturday and Sunday
] with Mrs. I. w. Bouck. Il. ss' 81
twelve guests at bridge Tuesday est even.
a. e. Bouck and wife have returned
from Hudson, Wis. where they visited
Mrs. .Bouck' parents. ILL.,. r.
Mrs. Street and son, Frank, at
tended the Walner-Miller wedding at
Sank Rapids Tuesday. 80
Mrs. q. j. Schwartz ana Mrs. j. P.
Chance spent couple Of days in
Minneapolis last week shopping
At recent meeting Of the Methodist
Aid the following officers were elected !:
President, Mrs: ". b. Whan; vice
president, Mrs.a, R. L. Lambert :;
Secretary, Mrs:R. r. Peters |;
treasurer, Mrs. Sam Muncy.
Fl Mrs. C, r. Rhoda entertained the
members OF the Study club Thursday
evening at her home.
Mrs. Blackwood spent last week
with friends in Minneapolis and st.
Paul. 55>.s.. n.
Rena Wilson returned from St.
Cloud Tuesday.
Helen Parker left for her home at
Wadena Monday, having come to Roy
alton last Saturday with her father
and brother to attend Mr.. Murphy's
funeral
Miss Laura Terrell, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jerre
Murphy, for several weeks has taken
a position in the Murphy store at
Bowlus.
DR.. Losdale and I. W. Bouck left
Sunday for a business trip to South
| Dakota.
The. Light & Power company in
stalled their new Browneil engine
Wednesday night and made u salts
factory trial.
| j. N. Carnes went to St. Paul
"Wednesday on business.
Attorneys Rosenmeier and CLARK
attended the adjourned term Of district
court at Little Falls last Tuesday,.
William Roller, with his crew and
teams, left Tuesday for Onamia to
put up ice for the 500 railway.
F. H. Lakin went to Minneapolis
Monday to purchase goods for the
spring trade. .."...t :;.....
Attorney @. Cook and wife of st.
Cloud are visiting at the home of &.
OravetZ's.
fisherman Grassland spent last Tues
day with his brother, Amos Grassland.
George Themes of Brainerd is visit.
ing relatives in Royalton this week.
There will be no services in Grace
church next Sunday, due to Rev.
Platt's absence from home.
DR.. q. Machen of Minneapolis at
tended the Mark Murphy funeral last
Saturday..
John Hayes has returned to Royal
ton from BOwlus, where he has been
for ONE time in charge of the Jerre
Murphy store.
Prof. and Mrs. Gilman entertained
the Senior class and grade faculties at
dinner Saturday at 6 p. m.
G. R. Rhoda was business visitor
IN Minneapolis Tuesday.
| Miss Ruth Lambert lett for st. Paul
to resume her work in the wholesale
millinery house with which she is
connected.
Mrs. Woods of Clear Lake visited
Mrs. Il j. McCollum last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Dell Dassow have
moved to Duluth.
The Senior High school class will
give a play Marriage A Lottery
lat the opera house Friday evening.
Among the out. Of town friends who
attended the late Mark Murphy e
funeral were: MIR. and Mrs. Knuessei,
IMr. and Mrs. g. A. Rossbo, Mr.. ano
mrs. j. Ethren, Miss Ethen and Frank
Lyon.
ling with Mr.. and Mrs. E. $. Foott
this week.
Mrs. Boyd of New York has
presented her granddaughter, Ethe
boyd of this village, with fin
upright piano as a New Years gift.
Mrs. Grlswold of Darlen, Wis.,. II
Visiting her sister, Mrs. S. G
Williams.
| Charley toote is attending the L,ttl'
Falls business college.
Frank Street came home Saturda,
from Haml1ne to spend Sunday, leav
ing Tuesday for Sank Rapids, where
he officiated at the Wolner Mile
wedding as usher.
The interior of the N. P. depot ha
received some much needed re.decorat
ing.
The K. o. T. M. met last Wednes
day and elected the following officers
j. N. Carnes being the installing
officer: Commander, 8. g. Muncy
lieut.. commander, R. B. Peters
finance ana record keeper, G. W
Bouck; sargent, A. q. Bouck
chaplain. A. Il. Sawdy; master q
arms, j. Il. Hollenbeck; first maste
of guard, e. Schlag; second master q
guard, VIM. Gilmer sentinel, Chas
McEwan; picket, E. g. Harrington
The usual social entertainment
followed the installation.
There will be an informal dance il
1.-The opera house Friday evening afte
the Seniors play.
In the sudden death of Mari
Murphy, which occurred Thursday
Jan. 10, Royalton has lost one of he
most respected and loyal citizens.
is over a quarter of a century sine
Mr.. Murphy and his family first cam
| to this village during which time b