Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-02
ROYALTON

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he will decide to stay in our city.
R0YALTON
Sept. 1.-Miss Agnes Schwartz of
Wheelock, N. D., IS visiting her
Schwartz.
Saturday evening.
the st. Cloud Normal Friday night.
Fred ksty of St. Cloud was here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. rurrittin of
Sauk Rapids motored to Royalton
Sunday evening, returning the follow
ing day by train.
Miss Edna Muncy ana her brother,
Irving, are spending a few days at
home.
Rumor has it that Frank Fe1tsam
will leave Royalton shortly and open a
hardware business in North Dakota.
Miss Ella Lamb and our genial
barber, Frank Gilman, were quietly
married early this week at Little
Falls. Congratulations and best wishes
from us all.
Frank Street left Wednesday for
St. Paul.
Miss Agnes Hadd1can returned
Tuesday night from a two months
visit with her parents
Mrs. Mary Street left Thursday for
St. Paul, where she will reside during
the coming school year.
| Miss Marion Wilson gave a very
jolly lawn party Wednesday afternoon
to twenty of her girl friends.
VIM. and Frank Gilman have been
called to Thunder Lake by the serious
illness of their father, John Gilman.
Mrs. Green and son of London,
Ontario, who have been visiting DR..
ana Mrs. Watson, left Wednesday
morning for home via Duluth and the
lakes.
Damon Bouck left Saturday for
Ames, Iowa, to resume his studies at
the Ames college.
l. W. Bonck is having a furnace
put into his house.
Grace Church guild have received
about twenty eight dollars for the
magazines and papers shipped few
weeks ago to a paper mill at Mime
apolls.
| There will be evening selvics in
Grace church Sunday evening.
Byron Wilson leaves this week for
Hamlin, where he will take two
years academic course.
G.. Rosenmeier and party of friends
motored to Rich Prairie Monday
Mrs. Fulton Bell and daughter.
Norma, have returned from Frazee
where they have been visiting an aunt,
Mrs. W. Hubbs.
Dr. j. P. Chance has gone to Mime,
apolis in professional VISIT
| Miss Margaret Roller is visiting
relatives here this week.
Miss Gertrude Larry leaves for
Duluth Friday, where she will enter
the Normal with view of perfecting
herself for primary teacher.
Miss Edleen Carnes is visiting
friends at Osseo
Sister Otto of st. Joseph spent
several days with her sister, Mrs. B.
Fletsam last week.
A crew of men in the employ of A.
G. Wilson are cutting hay on the
meadows north Of Royalton.
The popular candidate for representa-
tive and his good looking pictures are
very much in evidence these days of
political aggitatioh and uncertainty.
School will open Monday. Sept. 5th.
The new staff of teachers come with
the highest recommendations and the
coming year cannot fail to be success
full.
The ha1de,t worked man in Morri-
son county these days IS +. b. Logan.
In addition to this he extends most
| cordial invitation to every citizen Of
the county to make their headquarters
J with him while at the fair.
The Womens' Study Club held a
} special meeting Monday night at
Mrs. A. e. Wilson's at which two new
members we're added to It's member.
ship-Mrs. g. E. Lisle and Miss
} Bajer. Other matters of business rela-
tive to the coming years work were
considered and at the close of the meet
ing Mrs. Mary Street was presented
} with a souvenir, in recognition of her
} services and help in the club since it's
beginning. 1t was Mrs. Street who
first aggitated the possibility of such
an organization in Royalton and to
her the club uas its origin, as we'll as
the benefit and help it has been to
; interested members.
Mrs. j. C. Cawley was pleasantly
surprised by about twenty five of her
friends Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Bay street. the affair being
IN the nature of farewell, as she
leaves in few days with her family
for Forsythe, Mont, where Mr.
Cawley IS employed.
At Meeting of the foremen OF the
different fire companies of the city,
| which was held Wednesday evening
for the purpose of drafting uniform
set OF bylaws. the views of those