Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-12
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/ April &C. G. Dragoo Of st. Cloud
was here Wednesday to see his brother,
Roy, who was suffering from the ef-
fects Of his automobile accident.
Miss Jessaline Hall of Little Falls,
visited friends here during the present
week. :: -
]. 81. Hill of Morrill, was Royalton
business visitor early in the week.
]. w. Bouck returned from Princeton
Friday night. r"''r ....- ;
Mrs. Stephen Schwartz and daughter,
Helen returned from Brainerd Wednes-
day, accompanied by Mrs. Lampert.
Newcomb Kinney spent part of this
week with his mother in Royalton.
Mrs. Charles Werner was a Mime
apolis visitor this week.. .-.
Mrs. A. &c. Wilson and daughter.
Marion visited the county seat between
trains Saturday. r.:
Mrs. Fl. n. Clifford went to Clear
water the last Of the week.
H.. Knutson. was a RoYalton visitor
during the week, leaving Saturday for
! st. Cloud. -.
Frank Sjoberg spent Saturday with
his parents at Two Rivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sawdy received a
| visit from their daughter, the past
week. =. ::
| Miss Laura Stenger returned Saturday
from Morris, where she spent her
Easter vacation and was accompanied
by her sister, Regina.
Mrs. John Whan has returned from
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. Kobe,
at Terry, Mont.
Mrs. VIM. Sparrow and Mrs. Nc
Culloch were Sank Rapids visitors
Thursday.
April S.-Miss Lucy Isle Of st. Cloud
spent Sunday here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lisle, who have recent
" returned from an extended trip Of
several weeks through the west.
Mrs. Peter McKibbin Of Morrill, has
been recent visitor at the home Of his
parents in Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G. Lisle motored to
St. Cloud the last Of the week.
Lawrence Peters and Leo Dawley
were in Little Falls Sunday.
T. B. McCulloch of St. Cloud visited
relatives here Sunday.
Miss Winnie Renick was here over
Sunday visiting relatives.
Claud Witherel visited friends in
Royalton over Sunday.
D. Bouck spent Easter Sunday with
his parents, returning to Sank Rapids
later.
Byron Wilson returned to the univer-
sity Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ida Batter left Saturday ater-
noon for Minneapolis where she is at
tending the state university.
Miss Ella Lakin spent her Easter
vacation at home, returning to the st.
Cloud Normal Sunday afternoon.
The Misses Seton and Svensrud re-
turned from Minneapolis Sunday to re-
sumo her school duties.
W H. Ward Of Fairbault held morn
ing and evening services in Grace
church Sunday.
Miss Treva kellogg spent Sunday in
, Royalton with. friends.
Mrs. J. Russell was a Little Falls
, visitor the first Of the week.
An exhibition Of hand craft work is
/ being shown this week in the vacant
| rooms adjoining the Farmers State
bank. This collection Of various in.
; dustries is sent out by the Federation
! of Womens' clubs and is we'll worth
examination. It will be open Thursday
! and Friday afternoons and is free to
everyone.
Mrs. Walters OF Brainerd is visiting
Mrs. G.. w. Bouck this week.
! An auction sale of COWS was held
Monday at the C. w. Bouck farm east
Of this village.
The Gould residence in lower town
has recently been sold to J. A. Cooley
of Milbank, 8. D.
Mr. Dock late manager Of the co
operative, and his family have left
Royalton and moved to the southern
part of the state, where he will fill q
similar position.
Miss Hazel Lisle is home from Clear
water for few days. vacation.
Friday evening there will be 8
minstrel show at the opera house-al
home talent-and judging from what
one hears at the rehearsals ON the out
side, it will be an entertainment worth
hearing from reserved seats on thu
night in question. Everyone may con
slider themselves invited to be pres
ent.
\ Mrs. Newell Petit entertained the
Presbyterian society Thursday after
noon:
J A: w. Holiday and family will arrive
in Royalton next week. After a short
visit among friends. Mr.. Holiday will
go west with view of locating, while
Mrs. Holiday may remain here for a
couple Of months or longer before go.
ing on to their new location.
Mrs. Cyphers Of Minneapolis is visit.
ing Mrs. Alvah Chapman, who is still
very i'll at her home.
George Wilson and Frank Logan left
by the early train Wednesday for
Minneapolis.
There was a meeting Of the library
board committees Thursday afternoon
to make final arrangements for the
opening Of the library to the public.
Quite number have not yet paid their
association fee Of fifty cents year and
if they will kindly remit to the secre-
tary, Miss Batter, it will help the good
work along. -.
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CARNEGIE LIBRARY REPORT.
The library report for the month OF
March has been prepared by the city
librarian and is as follows:
Books purchased ................ So
Books rebound .................. 132