Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-24
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'The senior. class gavasa very a,lr ;l,ii
able play Friday 1n,ghtN; entitled Nj.
Bob. The opera house was packed
and the proceeds amonnted to about
seventy dollars. After the play an in.
formal dance concluded a very pleasant
entertathmenJ, ~ sssj \. :. ~ i,
Mrs: Mark MaIphyleft sunday for
Mrs. Jerre:: Mu1 ply" and :daugl5 1t,
| Edith came up from minneapolis last
week to visit'Mrs: a: Watson fof few
days; ~
Rev. and Mrs, Campbell of St. Cloud
spent Saturday: with: Mr.. and Mrs.
E.. "A. Bowers. 49,. - -- - ....-
g.: frank Feitsam, who was called here
l;by the deatt'of his mother last week.
PAS retu tyr: his ~, Rome at: Mott, y.
l "A new orchestra Com posed =; ot T. !,
Ethel Boyd: Buzz Connor and: ROY
BOYD furnished the music for TIL class
play FRIDAY night and: received we'll
deserved credit for their ;excellent
production. -: - MI:
william: Miller OF Morrill, .was; "a
Koyaiton visitor Saturday.
=; S.. H. *"Muncy of Little Falls pur-
chased seed oats from A. T. g.. Wilson
recently. -.
AT meeting of the Presbyterian
church officers held last Saturday it
was voted that Rev. Baskerville should
remain in charge of the church here
and one at Little Falls.
George Whitney of St. Cloud was a
RoyaIton visitor the last Of the week.
John Schmolke OF Buckman was
here on business recently.
A. j. Schwartz went to the Twin
cities Saturday.
k.Y Wilson of Dlxville was IN
town Saturday on business.
R. L. Miller has accepted position
with the Iron Works at st. Cloud.
Grace Church Guild met with Mrs.
Robert Carnes- thursday afternoon.
The Nj. E. Aid was entertained by
Mrs. Rebecca Clark Wednesday.
Alfred Haddican OF Little Falls
visited his sister. Miss Haddican of this
place, last Friday.
Herbert Clark, who has been visiting
relatives in town. returned to Terry,
Montana, few days ago and will TO-
cate on his claim at that place.
Mrs. A. E: Grassland was a county
seat visitor early this week.
Charles Roller called on the mer-
chants here few days ago
Mrs. John Sioberg of Two Rivers was
IN town Saturday.
Byron Wilson of Hamlin University
spent Sunday With his parents.
F, W. Lyon of Little Falls was here
en- legal business the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Logan returned
from Minneapolis where Mr. Logan
went to attend the jewelers. convention.
Frank Hurley came home for few
Hurley.
C.. Roller spent Sunday with his
mother, who is in very bad health.
The Cooperation store held a meet.
ing Saturday at which new manager
was elected
Farmers in the neigbborhood are
hauling stone for the R. G. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Galley went TO
Minneapolis the first of the week.
DR.. j. P. Chance made a profess
sional visit to Rice Monday.
Mrs: A. e. Wilson is recovering from
her recent severe illness. The Guild
entertainment. to be given Saturday
evening Feb % promises to be ex-
ceptlonally attractive. The various
scenes are sure to chain the nest cri.
tical and we repeat cordial invita-
ton to friends far and near to be with
US on the occason.
A. H. Turritln and family spent
Sunday at the T. W. Bouck home
Miss Bertha Kassier OF Little Falls
was guest of Miss Della Broker over
Sunday.
A young child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Antoine Fusey Of Bellevue, was buried
Monday morning from Holy Family
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Bouck drove
to Morrill, Sunday to spend the day
with MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Hill.
F. Graham of Little Falls was in
Koyalton on business Wednesday.
w. j. Broker attended the auto
mobile show at Minneapolis.
John Schmolke returned from the
cities Wednesday.
Henry Schwartz. A. Barton and sew
eral Elks went to Little Falls on the
noon train Thursday. The two former
being candidates for imitation into the
my stel les of Elkdom. Will no doubt
come back wiser but sadder men.
The Royaiton cornet banc gave
very cred1table concert Wednesday even
ing. The program under the director
ship OF Fl. n. Logan was very ably
rendered, hut the attendance was
lamentab]y small, very poor IN fact !
and did rot reflect to the credit of our
citizens who were justly expected to
at least encourage our band boys by
their presence. The band has always
been found ready and very willing to
play for any public entertainment and |
for this reason should cerainly have had
a full house at their own benefit.
The Rt. Rev. James y. Morrison of
Duluth will hold services in Grace
Church Friday evening Feb. "a at
which time there will be several can
didates for confirmation. The Rector
Rev. G. h. Plat will accompany
Bishop Morrison.