Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-02-04

Il. It. Ch1rhart - most COmlCalt lady,
Miss Julia Pierznla; best dressed
gentleman, Joe Rudy; most comical
gentleman, John Kampa. ~ '.<~
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Feb. y.-Mrs. Cora Lambert has
been sick tor several days.
Russell Baker: was called to Little
Falls Wednesday by the serious illness
Mr.. and Mrs. j. h. Schwartz leave
Friday morning for California, where
they will visit relatives at Pasadena
and Los Angelus.
| this week for London, Ontario, where
they will visit Mrs. Watson's parents
for several weeks
Mrs. L w. Bouck spent Sunday and
Monday at Sank Rapids
Mrs. Mark Murphy will leave Tues
day for st. Paul to visit for an
indefinite time with relatives.
Mrs. j. p. Chance has sent out
invitations for valentine contest for
the afternoon of February fourth.
J. N. Carnes went to st. Paul
Wednesday on business.
There was a masquerade dance at
R1ces Tuesday night. Several from
here attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Galley were In
Little Falls Tuesday to consult DR..
| Walman.
| &C. Wing of st. Cloud was busl-
ness visitor in Royalton Wednesday.
G. w. Bouck attended the hardware
dealers convention held at Mime
anOlls last week.
G. Rosenmeier went to Minneapolis
Tuesday.
&. R. Rhoda left Wednesday morn
ing for the twin cities.
Henry Sparrow was IN Royalton last
week.
Miss Batter entertained a party of
young people Monday evening at
$780,. Hono1s were won by Miss
Stack and Mrs. j. H. Schwartz.
E. F.. Munholland and family will
occupy the Yonk house on Maine
street in short time.
! Mrs George Galley and Mrs. Il. R.
Dragoo entertained jointly at the home
of the former Tuesday afternoon In
honor of their sister, Mrs. Davidson,
who is visiting in Royalton: Each
guest-about forty in number--brought
material for patchwork and when
each ''Dlock'' was completed, they
were given to Mrs. Davidson in re-
mem brance of the occasion. A part Of
the afternoon was passed in guessing
contests and honors were won by Mrs.
Baskerville and Miss Batter. Refresh
ments we're served at five O'Clock,
which concluded a most enjoyable
afternoon.
The fortnightly card club will hold
it's last meeting III :rsday evening in
Bonuck's hall.
Laura Terrell spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Jerre Murphy.
Mrs. Street was Rice visitor one
day last week. I. s-:>.-. -: .,,<.,:~
L.. j. paasow has returned from the
Kline sanitorium at Ahoka much i'm.
proved by the electric treatment he
received.
Mrs. Lewiston, who was guest of
Mrs. A. G. Bouck last week, has gone
to Moorhead, where she is visiting her
daughter.
Miss Carrie McDougall entertained
party of girl friends Saturday evening"
Mrs. A. &. Wilson entertained at
"bridge" Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Il. Williams were
surprised by large number of the q.
a.
evening. It goes without saying that
all present had an exceedingly good
time.
Miss Eleanore Feitsam has finished
her studies at the St. Cloud Normal
and returned home last week.
j.. 81. and H.. Schwartz were bust
ness visitors IN St. Paul Saturday.
F.. A. Bowers and wife visited
friends in st. Cloud last Sunday.
| I. w. Bouck returned from Mime
|apolls Wednesday night.
Rev. G. E. Plat has decided to
lremain in Minnesota instead of &C.
!cepting a call from Chicago. Both
Little Falls and Royalton have reason
for congratulatlon In this decision, as
they fully appreciate the benefits of bis
work during the past year, and are
glad to have him remain in charge of
their respective churches.
Roy Lambert came home from
detroit to spend Sunday with his
mother, returning Monday night.
MISS Miva Motzkow and -Laske of
Two Rivers were married Tuesday.
There was dance at the A. E.
Grassland home Tuesday evening.
!, Mrs. G. R. Rhoda and son, Donald,
spent Sunday with Mrs. H. E. White
at Little Falls.
Supt. NJ. E. Barnes attended the
teacher'c meeting held in Royalton
last Saturday. =
! What's the matter with F. B.
:; Logan? He's all right! And so Is the
action of the board of county CON-
mlssiODers.
Brainerd Dlspitch (2): Judge Nc
Cienahan today made his order in the
matter of change OF venue from
Beltraml county in the case of Paul
Fournir charged with the murder of
Aagot Dahl in April 1904. There were