Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22

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Mrs. Peter Walters Of $Brainerd il. q
ffguast of Mrs. g. w. Bouck III S.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenmeier and
children visited Bird Island last week,
returning home Monday. =Ss..-; .'.==. *: rs.
Frank Ct Inner underwent an opera
tion for hernia at the Anoka hospital
last week and: 10 reported to be res
Covering from its effects very;
saturday Vas market Day. and md:
summer festival combined, with a
fairly good. attendance Of tho country
people, as well as those living in the
village. The: races and other enter
tainment provided seems to have
proven satisfactory to all participants
and the dance in the evening at the
opera house given by the band boys
was also q. success, due largely. no
doubt, to the ice cream and cake
furnished by the ladies Of the guild,
who netted about twelve dollars
toward q new cement walk on their
church property. -. .
Chas. K. Rhoda and George E.
Wilson motored to Isles, Mile Lacs
Sunday, returning the same day.
Miss J1ne Daily, who has been
visiting friends in Royalton for a few
weeks, left Monday for, her home in
Hudson, WIS.
The Russell Brldgman company has
leased a store room and will buy
cream.
Gerald Massey of Little Falls was in
| Royalton early this week on business.
Miss Edna Muncy has returned to
Minneapolis to resume her study Of
| music.
A. H. Turrlttin was Royalton
visitor Monday.
The annual school meeting for the
election of members was held Saturday
night, when two vacancies on the
board were filled by the election of
George E. Wilson and Frank b.
Logan.
Mrs. Sparknall left Tuesday, &C.
companied by her daughter. Mrs. A,
G. Wilson. for Ontonagon, Mich. !,
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relatives.
PHI. McGarry of Walker was in town
Tuesday looking after his political
fences. ~:
Jake Thone was in town Tuesday
attending to business.
George Kiewel ot] Little Falls, &C.
companied by Sheriff Armstrong, were
in Royalton Wednesday.
William Roller, with a crew of
men, has been making repairs on the
roads north and west Of the village.
John Schmolke, Jr.. of Buchanan
returned Wednesday from the twin
cities
The camping party consisting of the
Rhoda, Eeitsam and Fl. E. White
families, who went to Isles early IN
July, have returned to th1er respec-
tive homes.
John Miller of Morrill, purchased a
new buggy while IN town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Bouck went to
Sank Rapids Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Hollenbeck is spending
her vacation with friends IN Mime
apolis.
Byron R. Wilson left Tuesday noon
Flor Bemidjl, where he will spend his
vacation with Frank Street.
Miss Hazel Lisle has finished the
first six weeks summer school at the
st. Cloud Normal and returned to her
home in Royalton.
Miss Freda McDougall has returned
from visit with friends at Detroit,
and resumed her position in W. H.
Gally's store.
e! W. Bouck has returned from q
trip to the northern part of the county
where he has political interests.
| Little Miss Ida Clark has gone to
Duluth to visit an aunt during her
holidays.
The Barney Feitsam home is
Guaranteed in consequence of the
youngest daughter having scarlet
fever. ~
The W. H. Galley auto, which was
disabled few weeks ago, is again on
the turf -
j. N. Carnes and B. Fe1tsam
motored to Mile Lac Lake early in
the week.
The Misses Carrie and Sue Batter
have returned from Minneapolis,
where they visited friends
Mrs. Fred Cairnes and children are
visiting with Madam Galley this
week.
Mrs. Mary Street is home from
Bemldji.
Miss Persis Lonsdale is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. 1. W. Bouck, this
week.
The young people of Grace church
are rehearsing play entitled, Mr..
Easyman's Niece" to be played in the
opera house early in August. The
proceeds will be devoted to work being
done by the Guild of that church and
good attendance is hoped for. The
play is being coached by Mrs. J. N.
Carnes, whose ability in this line
needs no criticism, and one of the
young ladies in the caste, who is
visiting here from an eastern city
took the part there that she will fill
here.
When great banks of dark clouds
appeared in the south Wednesday
night hope revived and we poor
farmers assured ourselves that rain
would surely fall on our dried fields