Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
R0YALTON

ROYALTON
June 6.-R. J. Bauer left for Ritts~ s
buTgh, Pa, Thursday enroute for Gee
many, where he 10 to visit his e6
home. -5.S5
Decoration day was made unusually
pleasant by the presence Of Governor
Eberhart, who arrived At noon. The
governor was entertained at dinner by
q party of twenty-six men Of the town.
Later the governor addressed the OLD
soldiers at the opera house: attended
the ball game at p. m. and in the
evening attended the graduating ex-
ercises and made q very able opening
address to the class of 1912. At dance
which concluded the day g program the
honored guest tripped the light fan
tastic with remarkable ease and grace.
From Royalton he went to Moorhead
on late train.
Miss Gladys Gray Of Aitkin is here
visiting at the A. E. Joslin home.
During the past week Postoffice In
spector Hughes Of st. Paul was in Roy
| alton on business.
Frank Lambert and family Of
Bemidji spent several days with Mrs.
Cora Lambert last week.
Miss Lillian Walters is home from
St. Cloud for the summer vacation.
Miss Maud Gray spent few days
with friends here during the past week
on her way from Dakota to her home
at Aitkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan Of Little Falls
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Lakin Of Bemidji were guests at the
F. Lakin home last week.
1
apolis the last Of the week.
/ Prof. A. G. Hoffman left Friday
morning for his home at Knoxville,
Ill.
Mr.. ana Mrs. R. f. Carnes went to
St. Paul Friday morning.
A. c. Wilson left Friday afternoon
for Minneapolis on business.
Miss Helen Gallup of St. Cloud was
given a parcel shower at the home of
Mrs. I. w. Bouck Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Renick visited
relatives here the last Of the week.
Mrs. John Joslin and daughters went
to Champ1in Friday to visit relatives.
Later they will visit Mankato and then
return to their home in Iowa. -.
A young child Of: Victor SawdYb
died Of cholera last week and f4
buried Friday in Riverside cemetery.
H. F. White Of Little Falls .;wasa
Royalton last Thursday. r. .,r;Sf
Attorney C: Rosenmier accompanied
his wife and: children as far. as Minpa:
apolis Saturday, who were on, Their, Wan
to Idaho for visit with the, laqt2 AIM
Ex-Governor and Mrs. vansanttEENtif
.st. Paul passed through aH6n
J urday on their way to- lakes north cf
Brainerd where they will fish for sew
Miss Minnie Kobe and sister, ottilla,
went to Minneapolis the last Of the
week to visit relatives. >, :; -,
, Miss Seton, who has been one of our
high school teachers the past year, re-
turned to her home in Minneapolis the
last of the week.
Miss Hazel Lisle came home from
Clearwater Saturday, where she has
been teaching the past year.
Miss " Lambert arrived home Sat-
urday from Thief River Falls.
Saturday evening Mrs. w.. L. Nc
Gonagle entertained about thirty ladies
} at cards in honor of Miss Galley and
} and exceptionally pleasant evening WAS
spent by those present.
Sunday morning services was held in,
Grace church by Mr.. Thompson OF
Faribault, who will be in charge of the
: church and also at Rice during the
!, summer months.
Andrew Love and family: motored TO-
Little Falls Sunday. 500 ;.u,,
Miss Laura stenger is attending ,the
business college at Little Falls. y,
} Mrs. n. 0. Batter and sister, Miss
, McManus of Hazelton, N: D., passed
through Royalton Saturday on their
} way to Watab, where they were call
ed by the death Of Mrs. Van Worst. +.
c. W. Bouck, left for St. Paul Sun
day to attend the extra session Of the
Ex- Governor SAINT returned
Wednesday from his fishing trip north
Of Brainerd and was a, guests Of Ma.
I. q. Bpnck until Thursday, when be-
continued the return trip to st. Paul.