Little Falls herald., 1914-08-14
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ROYALTON

August l3.--Mrs. Wallace Russell
4 of Duluth visited friends in loyalton
the past week. 55F
Fl home of his sister-in:law Mrs. "A. G..
Bouck Friday Of last week.
Helen and Eva Roller Of St. Paul
spent several days at the home OF
their grandmother, Mrs. Roller, re-
Gently.
Mrs. H. E. White Of Ely visited her
sisters Mdms. McGonagle and Rhoda
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Doty visited
friends in Willard Monday.
Mrs. B. Feitsam entertained in hon
or Of Mrs. Wallace Russell Friday at
terroon.
Roy Dragoo of Sank Rapids spent
q Sunday with his family in Royalton.
Miss Bessie Lambert returned from
Winnipeg the past week.
Mrs. Hedges was a guest at the
hoz.1e of her brother G. r. Rhoda the
past week. $50
The Rosenmeier family have return
ed from Lincoln, accompanied by Mr..
,e.,api Mrs. McCullum, sswho were their
guests over Sunday.
H. H. Roller of st. Paul spent the
week end at the home of his mother
" who is very i'll.
RI, John Doble has returned from
Brainerd where he visited at the home
I, of 2 son for several weeks. a
Mr. and Mrs. Holiday and sons
Il have returned to their home at Sand
stone.
Frank Street made a business trip
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Gus Kern spent Sunday at Red Top
with his family.
Miss Sarah CARRIER left Tuesday for
her home in North st. Paul.
Isidore Kaufman returned from
St. Paul the first of the week. !.
Grace Church Guild will be enter
day afternoon.
Claude Witheral of Sank Rapids
was in Royalton over Sunday visiting
friends. .
G. G. Dragoo of St. Cloud was here
over Sunday visiting his relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Galley have
returned from Minneapolis.
The ball game Sunday resulted in
favor Of the married men. ri
Henry Sparrow, now Of Sauk Rapids
was a Sunday visitor here at the home
Of his relatives.
About twenty we'll filled automo-
bile4 came up from Sauk Rapids and
vicinity Sunday "boosting' for the
Benton county fair.
Mrs. Hedges left Monday for her
home in Minneapolis. FL ~
.. Or. A. NJ. Watson visited DR.. Mills
pa.sgh in Brainerd the first of the
week. DR.. Millspaugh is suffering
from the effects of blood poisoning.
The Misses Sue and Ida Batter
have returned from visit to Pitts
hurgh, Pa, Peterboro, Canada, and
otner points of interest enroute.
Mrs. T. w. Bouck returned from
Iowa Wednesday night where she was
called a fortnight ago bv the serious
illness Of his brother, G. Lonsdale.
Mrs. Bergstrom of St. Paul arrived
Wednesday and will be the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. f. Engson, few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doerschuk left the
first of the week for two weeks visit
with their parents in Illinois and
Ohio.
A daughter of r. L. Tabor was bad
4 ly burned Monday evening. While in
the act of hanging up pail above the
stove, her skirt became caught on
some part Of tea kettle, which was
filed with hot water, scalding both
legs quite badly above the knees.
Mrs. Daily and children have re-
t,rned from month g visit with rela-
tiTes in the northern part of the
state. a
The village council met Wednesday
night and granted a license to George
Walker Of Clear Lake, Wis, who will
succeed F. Bellew. ..-~, -..-.9
H. T. Gilbert. the local contractor
is remodeling the A. c. Bouck store
: a part Of which will be occupied by
W. H. .Bourk when completed.
Gene Smith was in Rovalton on
Wednesday calling upon his cigar
customers.