Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-06-09
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ct the evening and this little burgh
feels honored in having listened to so
eloquent and able an Grafton.
Byron Wilson returned from Hamlin
FRIDAY night for his summer vacation.
I W. Bouck returned from a busl-
ness trip to Duluth last Saturday.
Miss Richardson, who is a guest of
Mis- A. Z. Wilson, spent Sunday with
friends at Lake Minretonka, return
ing here Monday noon.
Miss Svensrud left here Saturday
and will spend the summer holidays
at her home in Minneapolis.
After the conclusion of the CON-
mencement exercises Friday evening,
the young people enjoyed very
pleasant dance, which would have
continued much longer than it did,
had the storm not made it necessary to
turn off he electric lights.
Rev. W. H. North of Little Falls
was the guest Of Professor and Mrs.
Hoffman during his recent visit in
our village.
Miss Lida Batter is home from the
university for the summer vacation.
VIM. McDougall spent last week
with his parents here, returning to
Minneapolis where he will practice
dentistry.
DR.. Hughes, j. N. Carnes. 6.
Armstrong and H. Schwartz attended
the base ball game at Brainerd Sun
day.
A large stable owned by Charles
Kuschel of Buchanan was destroyed
by lightning Saturday night
George Wilson and William Gilmore
we're Sank Rapids visitors Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Bouck spent
Sunday at Sank Rapids and report A.
II. Turritin muc improved although
still confined to his bed
Miss Seton left for her home at
Glendale, N. D., via St. Paul, Sunday.
Mrs. e. g. Lisle visited friends at
Little Falls Saturday.
Mrs. DAVIS, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. H. Schwartz
returned to her home at Anoka Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Vernette Lambert came home
from Swanville the last Of the week
and will spend the summer holidays
in Royalton.
Mrs. William Roller and children
lett Saturday for St. Paul where MIR.
Roller is in business.
Mr.. Kinney aud Mr.. Buckley of
Minneapolis were entertained by
Prof. Hoffman during their visit here
recently.
A. g. Wilson and son, Byron, left
Sunday for White Fish laka, taking
their boats, tents and other camping
outfit for the summers use.
p. J.Berke of Little Falls was in the
town Wednesday and, purchased a
draugh horse from J. Berry.
Fred H. Lakin attended COM
missioners meeting at Little Falls this
week.
The NJ. E. Aid society meet with
Mrs. Sam Muncy Wednesday afternoon,
koyalton postofdce is now occupying
the A. E. Joslin building on Center
street.
Mrs. R. K. Carnes, who has been
seriously i'll, is reported to be improv-
ing.
Dr. Watson has so far recovered
f rom his recent illness as to be out
again.
Mrs. MacLean of st. Paul is visiting
her brother, r. K. Carnes, this week.
Miss Laura Stenger left the first of
the. week for their home at Morris,
where she will remain during the
summer.
A party consisting of Il. E. Wilson,
W. Mulberry, Clark and Henry
Schwartz motored to st. Cloud
Wednesday.
Mrs Shaffer and children are visit
ing friends at obey.
The house recently vacated by VIM
Roller is being thoroughly repaired tor
the occupancy of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Galley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bouck will leave
Sunday for an extended trip East, via
the lakes from Duluth.
Mrs. A. =. Wilson, her guest, Miss
Richardson of Buffalo, N. Y, Knight,
Isaac and Marion Wilson, left Wednes.
day noon for White Fish lake where
they will camp for the summer.
Miss Helen Haddican is enjoying a
visit from her mother this week.
Prof. Palmer was in town the first
Of the week giving musical instruc-
lions.
I. W. Bouck left Wednesday noon
for Hubert lake, where he may build a
cottage for summer use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Futon Bell and
daughter, Lorna, left Wednesday for
a visit with Mrs. Bells parents at
Bemidji.
Miss Grace Conner is visiting several
of her school mates in town enroute to
her home in North Dakoa from
Hinckley, where she has been attend.
ing school the past year.
Harry Gilbert has completed
screened veranda on his house and
now is painting his building which
will greatly improve their appearance
Letter of recent date from DR., j. P.
Chance, says that InternationalFalls is
the bulls eye Of the northwest-all