Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-11-25
ROYALTON

Mrs. J. J. Gilbride.
ROYALTON
Nov. 23.-Tom McDougall was a
visitor Friday.
Dick Wilde is still away hunting
m oose and other big game.
Mrs. Charles Dawley entertained
the NJ. E. Aid last Wednesday at
her home.
Barney Willis-of Morrill, was in
town Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hill we're
business visitors a few days. Mr..
Hill has developed a tremendous
limp, due, it is said to a building
having fallen upon one of his feet.
Peter B. McDougall was a busi-
ness caller Friday.
Chas. Oravitz, Tom and Paul
Poppelick hunted deer in the vi
cinity of Sullivan lake last week.
Albert Barton of Bowlus was a
business caller Friday.
w. II. Galley shipped a carload
of turkeys last week weighing
28,OO0 pounds, on which the express
was $1,000.
Miss McCreedy of Little Falls, a
violin teacher, was in the village
Friday.
Miss Minnie Kobe has returned
from Deer Lodge, Montana, where
she made business trip after clos
ing out her millinery interests here
William Gilmer, better known as
"Billy Gilmer", will shortly open a
billiard room and lunch counter i'm
the Dassow building, recently oc--
cupied by Miss Minute Kobe. ---
Monday afternoon telephone
message was received by Mrs. A. c.
Wilson saying that Mrs. Greely had
died at the home of. her daughter,
Mrs. Street, in St. Paul. Mrs. Gree
ly was very well: known in RoyaHon.
having lived here several years and
her many friends in aud about this
place will hear of her sudden pass
ing away with very deep sorrow
"Grandma" Greedy had far xceeded
the allotted "three score and ten"-
but still retained all her mental
faculties and was blessed with an
exceptionally cheerful disposition
"a woman of marked refinement,
kind-hearted and humane. When
she could not speak a good word
for fellow being she said nothing
and the memory of so good wo-
man cannot soon be forgotten
Mrs. Greedy is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Mary Street, grand
daughter, Mrs. A. W. Halliday, now
living in Ontario, Canada, and her
grandson, Frank Street, all of whom
have the sympathy of many friends
in this place.
Mrs. N. Miller, who for many
years was resident of this county,
is here visiting Mrs. L. A. Dassow.
William McCulloch, a son of Mr.
and Mrs. James McCulloch of this
place, died at his home east of Roy
alton, Saturday, of pneumonia, af-s
ter brief illness. The funeral
took place from the NJ. E. church in
Royalton Tuesday afternoon, Nov.
%, and the interment was in River
side cemetery. Very deep SYM
pathy is extended to the bereaved
family, especially to the parentss
wife and children.
Mrs. Dick Batter and son left Sun
day for Montana, where MIR. Batter
is an N. P. telegraph operator.
It is reported that Schwartz Bros.
of Royalton have bought out O. H.
Havill's interest in the state bank:
here.
Mrs. I. w. Bouck spent Monday
with her daughter, Mrs. Turritin, at
Sauk Rapids.
Among the out of-town people
who attended Vim. McCulloch's
funeral Tuesday, were F. Daggett.
fudge Sparrow, John and David
Sparrow, Fred Esty. Misses HAYDEN
Scott and Carpenter, Jake Thone
and family, Andrew Thone and
family, John Gazette, Joe Smith
and DR.. Rathburne.
John, James and w. f. Lambert
were Royalton business visitors
Saturday. .'..'- :,
Miss Marie Kaiser visited Royai-
ton Saturday.
NJ. Gunderson of Elm Dale motor.
ed to Royalton Saturday.
K. Y. Watson went to Sauk RAPIDS
the last of the week to visit his,
parents.
A number of sports attended "a
turkey shoot" at Frank Wilderson's
early this week.
Byron Wilson came home from
Haml1ne university Wednesday
night to spend Thanksgiving and
the week end with his parents. ..s&.
:. Miss Vernette Lambert is home
from Swanville to epend Thanks
giving with her mother. sG *sfS?s
s. Hennenlotter is recovering
from a5severe attack of la grippe. /. .>ESi
II Mr. Brancheau Of White Earth $ie9
here visiting At the home Of Noah
Moran. 4 i. 5>sss ESa59