Little Falls herald., 1910-08-26
ROYALTON

Mrs. A. c. Hoffman returned to
Roy alton Saturday from Illinois,
where she had been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Havlll of st.
Cloud were here one day last week.
James Turrlttin and son Arthur, of
Kasota, visited Mrs. r. Il. Dragoo
last week.
Miss Lucy L1sle has returned from
Duluth.
The band gave an informal dance
Saturday night after their weekly
concert.
MIR. and Mr.. 81. E. White OF Little
Falls sent the week end IN town with
relatives, returning home Sunday
night.
Robbie Sparrow of Sauk Rapids has
been visiting relatives and friends
here recently.
Mrs. &. A. Chllgren and son spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Street.
Mr.. Hoffman, Sr., who has been
visiting his son, Prof. Hoffman, for
several weeks. returned to his home in
Galesburg, ILL.,, Tuesday,
Mrs. George Hunter of Duluth Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Fowler.
Frank Fletsam has returned from a
trip to North Dakota.
John BIackhurst arrived last Friday
from Rush City and IS the guest of
Isaac Wilson.
Matt Newman is having his hotel
painted white.
G. L. and W. H. Galley went to
Little Rock creek fishing early this
Week-results not known.
Messrs McManus and Gilman of
Watab attended the band dance here
Saturday.
Byron Wilson, Leo Dawly and Frank
J Street have secured positions at the
state fair.
Isaac Wilson entertained at supper
Tuesday IN honor Of his guest John
Blackhurst.
J. K. Martin was here Monday
enroute to Little Falls from Birch
Lake-his summer home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Turrittin were
IN koyalton Monday, having spent
Sunday at Birch Lake.
| Mrs, H. II. Clifford entertained
| Wednesday afternoon at "500''.
4. j. Batter, Sr., who has been i'll,
is some better.
J. +. Leigh Of Leigh Minn, was
business visitor in Royalton early this
week.
]. N. Carnes and family motored to
Sauk Center Sunday to visit relatives.
Early Wednesday morning fire was
discovered in the cooperative creamery
building and an alarm turned IN by
Jess Skinner and the department was
soon on the scene, but owing to the
dry condition of the same structure it
was impossible to save any part of it.
An effort Will be made to rebuild and
a meeting has been called for Saturday
to see what can be done in the matter.
Royalton Rebekah lodge No. 112 was
organized Tuesday evening, Aug. %.
with membership Of thirty three.
The very sudden death of F. W.
Mitchell, who has for the past eight
wears represented the Grand Union
Tea Co., was general surprise and
regret to his many patrons and
friends IN this vicinity.
It is said that Prof. Hoffman has
made arrangements to organize High
School foot ball team and there is
general rejoicing among the boys Of
the school as we'll as the older lovers
OF the sport. who look upon the
move as a sure means of increasing
interest generally in school work.
| Tuesday, Aug. 2 there was an
arrival at the home of r. K Carnes
Ia new daughter.
t Mrs. Lou Wakefield of Sauk Centre
is reported very i'll at the present
time.
j. Adkins has sold his residence in
lower town.
Mrs. Mary Street will shortly leave
Royalton and take mp her residence
near McAlister college. which institu-
tlon her son, Frank will attend.
!; Wind and weather. did not permit
} of a very renumerative lawn social
"Wednesday evening, given to the band
; under the management of tho Relief
} Corps. However it was held IN Kinney
building with a fair attendance.