Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-21
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;, April 20.-Mrs. Mary Street and
Mn. Blackwood visited Mrs. Fred
Carnss at Rioes Thursday afternoon.
wpsk. with her sister. Mrs. J. Il.
:. Mn. James Lonsdale spent Easter
xts2 Mrs; i ~. e. ,etnsaea seose; from
Rice lake Wis, where g .he visited
illa osa,h; mo s.iis i II <laaiilsa TO M
!ho6A L EtIond13A NJ -D., 1.86W kookS'
a8o by the illneeg Of aAE 4A$hefa2 has ~:
turned "a Royslton ana resumed her
school duties.
DR.. Hughes, TomHayes and Dr. J.P.
Chance visited the county seat Friday.
Herbert Bliss Of Minneapolis spent
the week end at the home Of Mrs. Il.
j. Batter.
J. n: Carnes returned from St Paul
Saturday. -
MIR. and Mrs. A. Il. Turrlttan and
Damon Bouck of Sank Rapids spent
Easter Sunday at the I. W. Bouck
home.
Fred Sjoberg of International Falls
is visiting his parents for few days.
Miss Ida Batter returned to the
University Monday, having spent the
Easter holidays at home.
Miss Eleanor Feitsam went to St.
Cloud Monday where she is receiving
medical treatment.
Mrs. R. X. Dragoo visited Mrs.
CLYDE Dragoo at ST. Cloud on" Monday.
Miss Freda hcDougall visited
friends at Rices Sunday.
Miss Stenger spent her Easter vaca-
tion at her nome in Morris.
Miss Vernette Lambert came home
for Easter and is at present visiting
friends in the cities.
Knight Wilson went to Minneapolis
Sunday where he is receiving treat
ment for an injury of long standing to
one of his hands.
Frank Artig of Sauk Rapids visited
Royalton friends Sunday.
/ Miss Foley returned from St.. Paul
Sunday.
Earl McGouagle and Bill McDongall
returned to the University Monday.
Mrs. 1. W. Bouck entertained the
members of the Study club Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Mary Street,
who IS an honOry member of the club
and was Its first PRESIDENT. ~
Miss Flora EnRlerth left Monday tor
Lincoln where she is teaching school.
Grace Church Guild meet Thursday
with Mrs. Fred Lakin.
! Dr. 81. e. Cary of Minneapolis was
in Royalton Tuesday enroute 70 his
summer resort in tho northern part Of
the state: <:"*-."' '1', = '''''
Newell Petit who tas been making
an extended trip through the West il
expected home the last Of tho week.
The NJ. e. church gave I supper in
Bouk s hall "Wednesday evening.
| l.. :McBlanus Of Watab was in Roy.
alton the first OF the week.
The benefit given at the opera house
Tuesday night for tho base ball team
was we'll attended and a very enjoy
able dance ia srepored. Fl =: g..
+ Sunday morning there Will be. ser.
vices at Grace Chusch at: 10 :l5. *, !:
Tuesday a message from Chicago an.
Inouncsd the death of Sister Mary Rose
1 Madeline, better known here {asMagg1e
lLandy. Her many friends and school
mates extend to Mr.. and: Mrs. Landy
their deepest sympathy. Sister :: Mary
Rose Madeline has been ill several
weeks with pneumonia at the c0nven,
which she entered less than q yeal
3'ago. From the first attack she partly
recovered and !her parents, who had
been summoned to Chicago. felt very
hopeful of her condition, but q Relapse
followed and to it she succumbed. :. !;
Il An older sister, Nellie Landy, nov
Sister Madeline :: Of ST.: Benedict
4 ftacademy, is, az st. Joseph and hel
( ftmany friends join II very sincere sym
4 tuathy. s. ss= # 4 ais! ,s:f,s5