Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-10
ROYALTON

Oct. 9.-W. H. Joslin of Richmond
Ccrter returned to his home last week
after several days visit here with his
brother, A. E. Joslin.
Attorney Rosenmeier attended court
Saturday at the county seat.
On Friday party of ladies composed
of Mrs. Vivi and her daughter, Mrs.
Fitch, Mrs. A. c. Wilson, Mrs. Edwar'l
Engson, Mrs. Blackwood and Miss
Dorothy Wilson attended "The Music
Master,' given by the Musical Art
club at Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ. Cameron of
Little Falls were guests at the Rosen-
meier home Sunday.
Misses Flora Englerth and Imelda
Foitsam were ST. Cloud visitors Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Street has rented Mrs
Eva Fowler's cottage on Center street
for the winter.
DR.. j. p. Chance spent Saturday i'll
Rcvalton enroute from Minneapolis to
h~s home at International Falls.
Mrs. Tom Hayes is here from HI,
Ling visiting relatives.
Miss Belle Lambert and Miss Marie
Fietsam went to Rice Saturday, making
tho return trip on foot.
Miss Burns and Miss Miller left Fri
day night for their homes in Mime
apolis, returning Sunday night.
Ray Roller came home the early part
OF the week to visit his grandmother,
Mrs. Louise Roller, who is still in very
poor health.
John Younk met with a very serious
accident while riding in a race Market
day. He was thrown from his horse
and received bad cut in the back of
his head. He was taken to DR.. Watson s
office where he received medical at
tention and later was taken to his home
a mile east of town but his condition
remained alarming and it has since
been necessary to remove him to the
hospital at Little Falls.
A seven-piece orchestra has been or
gonized by some of the young men II
the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Bouck and Mrs.
A C. Bouck motored to Princeton
Friday and were accompanied home by
Mrs. Sem, who will spend several
weeks in Royalton visiting her sons.
Mrs. Vivi and daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs. A. A. Fitch, Leave.
this week for their home.
Miss Carrie Batter left Saturday
morning for Winnipeg.
Mrs. f. J. McCollum spent Wednes-
day in Minneapolis.
G. f. Wilson went to the cities Sun
DAY, returning Wednesday night.
c.. R. Rhoda has been on the sick
list few days. -
R. j. Batter returned from Hazelton
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. Feitsam went to Minneapolis
Wednesday with his daughter, Miss
Eleanor, who was on her way to South
ern California for the winter.
Bessie Joslin was married Wednesday
to Mr.. Owen.
Mrs. Eva Fowler will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Geo..
Funter, in Duluth.
The first meeting Of the Glee club
recently organized and of which Mrs. A
A Fitch is president. was held Wednes-
day night under Miss Laura Brannen 8
leadership. 4-
The Woman's Study club held its
first meeting for 1913-19l4 Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the president,
Mrs. R. J. Batter. .... <s.. -,
Postmaster McGonagle is. now in
possession of the RQyalton office.
A number Of local lovers Of the
light fantastic were disappointed
Wednesday evening by the non-appear-
ancc of the Big Twentieth Century
Orchestra, which was billed to give
dance at the Harrison & Peterson hall
on that evening.
Mrs. E. J.. Richie Of this city is in
receipt of letter from Rev. F. a.
lSumner of Milford, Conn, stating that
The and Mrs. Sumner will be in this
city for a visit with old friends Oct