Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-11-10
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Nov. 9.-Alrs. Mary Street returned
to Rice Thursday after q few days
visit here with friends.
I.W. Bouck was Sank Rapids bust
ness visitor the last of the week.
Gus Kern has left Koyalton and gone
to his farm at Redtop, where he Will
devote himself to agriculture.
DR.. Hughes, Isaac Wilson and Ralph
McGonagle returned from Minneapolis
Sunday noon.
Miss Adele Seton went to Minneap-
oils the last of the week to visit her
mother, who will shortly leave for
California to spend the winter.
Miss Sand of Little Falls, who has
been engaged in millinery here tor sew
eral weeks, has returned to Little
Falls.
Gill Hollenbeck is in charge of the
shoe store during Joe Doty's absence
Mesdames K. K. and J. N. Carnes
we're Little Falls visitors the last of
the week.
Wallace McDougall met with an
accident Saturday which might have
terminated very seriously. Wallace is
a keen sportsman and having little
leisure time on his hands decided to
=. take his gun and dog and go out in
search Of chickens. Before getting
under way however something
happened which resulted in one
shoulder being shot. In a very short
time he Mounted his horse and rode to
town, where the wound was duly at.
tended to- Fortunately the bones were
in no way injured and Wallace will
soon be himself again.
Mrs. A. J. Schwartz and son accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. Vallette,
left Saturday for Anoka, where they
will visit their parents.
Damon Bouck spent Sunday with his
parents here, returning to Sank Rapids
later.
Peter McKibben of Morrill, was in
town tho last of the week on business.
Irene Nog9le entertained party of
her young friends Saturday afternoon
in honor Of her birthday anniversary.
Clark Eldred of st. Cloud was a
Royalton visitor the early part OF the
week.
O. G. Green of Rice was in town
Seldom # ever have the people OF
Koyalton received so great shock as
on Sunday when it became known that
Mrs. Frank B. Logan had died during
the early morning. She had been taken
suddenly i'll the previous Thursday
night and grew rapidly worse until
she succumbed to the effects OF blood
poisoning at one o'clock Sunday morn
ing. Mrs. Logan was born at Morris
in this state IN 1874 and with her
parents, MIR and Mrs. VIM. Dragoo,
came to Royalton about twenty seven
years ago and has resided here since
then. She was educated here, taught
school for time, and later married
our highly esteemed and well.knowr
townsman, F. b. Logan. Mrs. Logar
was endowed with many estimable
qualities which made her an ideal wife
and mother as we'll as a very usefu'
member Of society," Her loss Seems
almost irreparable, for she leaves s
family of six children one baby Of
only four months. Others who survive
her are her husband, and mother, Mrs
VIM. Dragoo; three sisters, Mrs
George Galley and Mrs. E. L. Lam
bert Of this place, Mrs. Halvor David
son of Saskatchewan, N. w. T., an(
two brothers, R. R. Dragoo of Royal
ton and G. G. Dragoo of st. Cloud
Very sincere sympathy is felt for eaci
bereaved member of the family ane
especially for the husband anc
children, Faye, Harry, Lila, Enid
Johnnie and baby Maxine. The funera
was held from the home Monday, Rev
Campbell of st. Cloud officiating ant
the interment was in Riverside GENE
terry.
Among those. who attended Mrs
Logan's funeral Monday Afternoon