Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-31
MEETING OF CIVIC LEAGUE Dan CUPID HAS Been BUSY
1tBAR REPORT OF COMMITTEES
]AND ELECT oFF1CERs FOR s.
~ . ENSUING YEAR

y ENSUING YEAR
The annual meeting Of the Civic
league was held at thes library Wednes-
day evening. Reports were made by
the different officers and committees
showing that the league has been very
active during the past year. Miss
Bertha Rhodes, who has charge Of the
settlement work. reports that nine
families had been relieved, three chill
dren had been saved from actual star
vation., ard many families assisted IN
securing proper food. clothing and en-
pioyment, and in some cases the house
wite taught how to do things in the
house. The same work will be contin-
ued during the coming winter. <J'Js,
The park ocnmmittee. through Mi.
Kaeparek, reported. tbat,a great deal Iof
VOL TX hau been done in the improve
meht Of Pine Grove park two and one:
hait acres had been fenced in for the
deer of, which they now have two, that
other animals had been secured tor the
phrk, that benches and stands, had been
obtained and placed il different places
along the roads, Mr., Kasparek stated
that the West side people had taken
great interest in tue imprpvemept ofthe
park and bad given a great deal OF free
and voluntary assistance, The |ip-
proyements will 60 on and the commit
tee:w,jl be continued. r>qeg<5g5l
Mrs. c. d. Brown reported for the
Girls club, The club, vas organized
Nov. S. 1912. by the girls themselves
with a large membership. A fee Of Is
cents was charged az membefshir Fee.
four directresses from among the ladies
OF the city were elected BY the girls to
assist in maintaining the club. Is meet
ings were held. At three of which the
girls served refreshments and at one
of which the d,rectresses served; from
u ito 26\ girls attended each mestips.
AllIsirls having an occupa ation in the
city were admitted to the membership.
This work will be taken up again this
winter. ~.,., 4. - ze,.%s .
Tbe s.torry.hoor committee reported
that six meetings had been held and
had been we'll attended. and this work
will also be continued. So 1:.,s.. 1
The matter 81 children 2 xatdena was
discussed and Il Was deelded. To- drop
thss work as the county .tair, has taken
up the work Of awarding prizes to chill
dren on garden pIoducte. <,7sy
Mrs. A. 81. Vernon. sectetsry. re-
ported that there 'hhd been received by
the league during the year a$af:5c as
membership fees and disbursed in gar
dens prizes $40 90. expenses of lecturer
$3.50 and relief $l2.96,,, miscellsneous
$50. and that the league has oyer
drawn on the treasurer 81. as and un-
paid bills in hands Of the secretary
amounting to S. 90. The secretary al.
Sc reported that she. az a delegate
from this league. had attended the
Sixth district convention sofs the State
Federation Of, Women's Clubs at
Wadena and had made q report Of the
doings of th,s lesgue which: report
was we'll received. The secretary sue-
gested that the league become a mem
bet'of the federation y as' ;:''a = =
For the purpose Of raising funds for
the league it was decided to give a
dance at Harrison & Peterson's hall
Friday evening, Oct. VI. Mrs: r. G.
Ruth, Mrs. A. H. Vernon and Mrs. c.
H Brown were appointed committee
to get up this dance. y, ,..as.~.
The election Of officers resulted as
fd,]ows:
President-N. N, ,Bergheim. I,
Vice -president-Mrs. G. b. Brown.
..,. Secretary-nrs. J. W. Jarboe. "
Treasnrer-E, ]. Richie =.
Superintendent settlement work
Miss Bertha Rhodes; s
Bo,n-To Mr.. and Mrs. r. 9. Bsymer,
Sunday, Oct. 27, son.
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Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew An
drfwjeski, Tuesday, Oct %, q son.
s. Henry Peterson and @. b. Buchanan
lave taken out small game hunting
licenses. .ess}..,
James Cofeld Of Swanville, weh
known here, has located on claim
nea1. Warroad. ,..
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A F. Koslosky Of this city has re-
ceived q novel bean necklace. from o
friend in Cpbas The bean ID similar to
the. kind grown in this vicinity ont is