Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

from the Royalton high school last
Friday.
The program opened with an invoca-
toin by Rev. W. 81. Follenesbee.
Miss Mary Brockway, who had won
the honor of being salutatcrlan, gave
an address, and another given by Miss
Gladys Conner, valedictorlan, were
well given. e.. Rosenmeier gave an
able address, and the music rendered
under Miss Helen Galley's able man
agement was exceptionally pleasing.
The class roll consisted Of the follow
torian Mary Brockway, salutatorian ;
Anna Lodemeier, Adelaide Broker,
Byron Wilson, Ralph Skinner, Imelda
Feltsam, Frank Street, Earl McGona-
gle, Gertrude Long and Florence
Cramer.
There were seventeen graduates from
the eighth grade: Ethel Boyd, Jennie
Conner, Charles Benuewitz, Hazel
Crosland, Edna Downs, William
Knitshaw, Hazel Gilman, Mamie
Logan, Harry Logan, Howard Muncy,
Sylvester Lodemeier, Ellen Petit,
Esther Peterson, Merl Rhoda, Lille
Walters and Matilda Stodolka.
Mrs. A. M. Watson entertained at
500 IN honor of her guests, Mrs. Jerre
Murphy and Mrs. A. W. Holiday.
r. K. Carnes is having his house in
upper town thoroughly repaired and
made up.to-date in every respect.
Miss Alma Stoke left last Saturday
for her home at Anoka.
The Misses Arneson, Willis Foley
and Lindbloom left Saturday for their
respective homes.
Knight B. Wilson and William
McDougall, who have been attending
the university, came home Friday
night for the summer.
Miss Helen Gallup lett Sunday for
her home at st. Cloud.
Mrs. A H. Turrltan and son spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. I. W.
Bouck.
Mrs. Hensel, a daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Baskerville, IS very i'll at
Worthington. Mimi, where she has
been a teacher in the high school tor
several years.
Roy Boyd IS spending a few days
with his parents.
Damon Bouck came home from
Ames, Iowa.. Saturday.
Russell Clifford visited his parents
enroute from Fa1rmont, N. D., to
Campbell, where he has accepted a
position.
Henry Broker Of. Melrose attended
the graduation exercises Friday even
ing.
last week.
Miss Alta Conner, who has been
teaching at Hinckley, returned home
Friday.
Miss Vernette Lambert e home
from Swanville, where she has been
teaching.
Among those who left this week to
attend summer school at the st. Cloud
Normal were Flora Englerth, Annie
Ryan, Rena Wilson, Hazel Llsle, Can
dace Gilman and Miss Anna Kellogg.
Byron Mc9onagle of Minneapolis
visited his brother. W. L., last week.
Miss Lilly Walters left for her home,
at Tamarac last Monday.
Mrs. Jerre Murphy and daughter,
who have been visiting with Mrs.
Watson, returned to Minneapolis Tues
day.
Mrs. Harriet Joslln of Little Falls
was here Wednesday.
Mrs. Mamie Whan OF Eden Prairie
has been visiting here.
Harry Kramer and family of Ruck-
or, who have been visiting here, re-
turned home Monday.
Frank Sterr of Mt. Morris was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. A. W. Holiday and sons lett
Wednesday morning for St. Paul en-
route to their home at Melville, Ont.
Mrs. G. Rosenmeier entertained
Grace church guild Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Stuart went to St. Paul
Wednesday.
ri Miss Helen Waligo1ski has been en-
gagged to fill q position recently va
Gated by her sister, Hattie, in j. H.
Russell's store.
The Presbyterian Sunday school had
a picnic at Two Rivers one day last
week.
Miss Mary Baron, the eldest daugh-
ter of Mike Baron, was married Mon
day in Holy Trinity church to Frank
DeBurik. The young couple will re-
side In Minneapolis. |
Mrs. j. P. Chance and son leave
Saturday for Waukon, where they will
camp during the summer. }
: Miss Flora Joslin IS again doing
duty in the postohice. having closed
her school at Dixvllle. -
MI. and Mrs. A. c.; Hoffman we're
in town Thursday making arrange
ments to move into the cottage at
present occupied by DR.. j. p. Chance.
q e. Wilson IL recovering from an