Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
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|St. Cloud last week where she had been
visiting her son, Clyde, for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. White left Thurs
day for their home at Spokane.
Among the teachers who have gone
to their various homes for Easter are
Miss Svensrud and Miss Seton, who
are in Minneapolis. Miss Stenger has
gone to Morris and Miss Ellis to Rice.
Mrs. Fred Barden visited her sister,
Mrs. Hyson, at Little Falls last week.
Miss Helen Gallup of St. Cloud spent
Sunday with Mrs. I. w. Bouck.
G.: r. Rhoda was a business visitor
at Rices the last Of the week..
Miss: Carrie Mcdonald IS spending
her Easter vacation with her parents
and friends. .,,,. -. = =:
Mrs. Elizabeth Bouck spent Sunday
with her son, Ed, at Little. Falls.
E. J. McCollum returned from Quincy
ILL.,, Friday where his father has been
very i'll = ;7. ..
T. CARRIER was business visitor. in
st. Paul last week.
Byron Wilson is spending his Easter
vacation with his parents in Royalton.
Miss Lida Batter came home from
the university Saturday for Easter. .
Miss Maud Martin is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. J. n. Russell, this week.
The third missionary tea was held at
Mrs. A. c. Wilson's Saturday after
noon and was very we'll attended in
spite Of the inclement weather.
Saturday afternoon of this week St.
Agnes Guild will be entertained by
Miss Helen Sjoberg.
Prof. A. G. Hoffman went to the
cities Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Renick of Little
Falls spent Sunday with Royalton
friends.
Mrs. Sarah Chapman, who has been
seriously i'll since early in February,
is still confined to her bed. Mrs. Chap.
man is suffering from the effects Of
blood poisoning in one foot and is
obliged to use crutches. -: ..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Merdink of
Stephen have been visiting Mr.: Mer-
dink's sister, Mrs. l.. J. Dassow, the
past week.
Mrs. J. N. Carnes and daughter are
lin the cities this week visiting rela-
Itives.
g. r. Whitney of st. Cloud was a
Royalton business visitor this week.
Ed. Hodorff Of Dixville was here
Wednesday on business. =
George Kern Of Red Top was in Roy.
alton this week..
A. J. Armstrong Of Glendale was in
town Tuesday.
Tom Hayes and Joe Doty have pur-
chased the W. 81. Galley grocery sbusi-
ness and will take possession &C once.
Fred Galley will remain with the new
firm. -. Y .~..
Mrs. Haddican is here visiting her
daughter. Helen. l3s5ss.:l !: g:
Rev. Ward seabury will hold SER
vices in Grace church Sunday morning
and evening. 49,
Mrs. :Bouck accompanied by her son,
I. w., loft Thursday for Princeton.
Prof: and Mrs. A. G. Hoffman &fe
! spending this week at the: Schroeder
home in Little Falls -.
Mrs. Mary Street left Wednesday for
I6auk Rapids. -. .+~... 49,.
Roy DIagoo meet with rather seri-
Ious accident Tuesday. While motoring
from here to Rices with { q party to
whom he had sold the automobile in
which they were making the trip, the
car turned turtle, pinning both men
underneath. After very strenuous ef-
forts Roy finally forced his way out
!! but it was not until help reached
them that his companion was freed.
The latter was not hurt but Roy r.
lceived some severe bruises about the
head and shoulders from which he is
suffering very much. ,... y.
Grace Church Guild will meet With
Mrs: Blackwood Thursday afternoon. y
Mrs. Hale is reported to be very i'll
with an abscess in her head.
Mrs. j. q. NillspauRh. who was visit