Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-16

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Nh. fsnf rh / & .of B 8. II,
erd was Ia Royalton last week on
y. ssS Nv ;B6uck was in Little Falls on
court business Thursdav. Il
[ G. e Rhoda was q bnsinesa Wait.
or at the county seat the last of the
, week.
]. N. Carnes was q st. Cloud buai-
ness visitor last week.
Miss Eleanor Feitsam returned
from Little Falls Saturday. where
che had been visiting Miss Utcsh.
Rev. Court returned from the
Canadian northwest last FRIDAY
where he was called by the death Of
his wife.
Damon Bouck spent Sunday with
his parents here, returning to Sank
Rapids Monday. -.
Mr.: and Mrs. Stephen Muncy, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Hall, Mrs. Brannen
and daughters, of Little Falls. at
tended the funeral of the late Nrs.
kuth Dearing, which was held In
the "a. d. church SUNDAY afternoon.
}. N. Carnes and ATTORNEY Rosen-
meier returned home the last of the
week from Little Falls.
Harris Noggle was taken to the
hospital at Little Falls Saturday.
suffering from an attack of appel
dicitis.
Nrs. John Sjoberg of Two Rivers
was here Saturday, visiting friends.
The party given Monday night by
the women of the Study club in honor
OF their - husbands at the home of
Mrs. X. j. Batter. proved to be an ex-
cept1onally pleasant event. The var
lous rooms had been very fittinQlv
decorated and presented verv attrac-
tive appearance as the guests arrived.
one room was commemorative Of Lin
coin, another was festooned with green
ana white, club colors, third was
hung with Austrians flag andcolors and
tne fourth was beautified with St.
valentines hearts and other lnsignias.
rive hundred provided entertainment
Tor the evening and later refreshments
were served.
A play entitled the Merchant of
Venice Up-to-date will be given ia
the opera house Friday night by the
Senior class of 1912 with the following
cast of characters:
Ihe Duke of Venice, Hugh Barden
Antonio, senior, captain of biRh
school footballssteam, George Estey
BassaniO, his friend and sutton to
Purtia, Verne Joslin ;Gratiano, another
friend, Norris Carnes; Shylock, a
wealthy gambler, otto Fietsam
I'ubal, his friend and captain of the
Belmont football team, Herbert
Schwartz; Laupcelot Gobbo a servept
to Shy]ock, Hugh Barden The pro-
lessor, an X-ray photographer, Emmer-
son Conner; Policeman, Vireil Daw-
10y; PortIa, rich heiress Belle
Labmert; Nerissa, her friend, Julia
R1edner; Jess'ca, shyjock's ward.
Rose Kobe; Miss Abb,e S. Threedice,
a teacher, Laura Brcckway; Polly.
Portals maid, Antonio's mother,
Esther Chapman; Mrs Gobbo,
Launcelot's mother, Edleen Carnes !;
Football players, high school boys. An
1mrroEptu dance viii follow tie
play.
Quite an unusual number Of card
parties are-be5bg rushed fu.'bef0re Lent
puts veto on all such past1wes>
= Mts> Ezraey Fietsam entertained
Wednesday ere0fp4>
Miss Emily Games is rep0ftea to be
quite III, ae~~
Miss Stenger vas in Lite Fails
between trains SATURDAY.
Mss Gtaes Bart VISITED friends
here the last of this week.
Newc0n1b Kinney scent SUNDAY
at his home in KoYaltOn-
Merle kh0da and Verne J0S1in At
tended the basketball game at Lit
tie Falls saturday night.
Tha sewing circle OF Holy Trinity
church fneets Thursday with Nrs,J
r. Tb~ssss in lower town.
Ed aodorf OF Dix1i1se was ia
town Saturday,
g. r. Whitney OF ST. Cloud has
heen transachng business here for
several days recently
DR.. F. Chance aud son, Jerome,
of International Falis, visited with
relatives here over Sunday.
Mrs. Noe Moran is reported to be
on the sick list
Miss Persis Lonsdale spent the
fret of the week with her aunt, Nrs.
1. w. Bouck.
George Tompers. who represents
the Rl1n1ley Mfg. Co, has been here
this week in connection with his
business.
Lila Logan has been ill several
days with an attack Of acute indi-
gestion.
Frank Logan has 80 far recovered
from grippe as to be able to be at
his place OF business for, the past
few days ~, :.