Little Falls herald., 1914-12-11
ROYALl'UN

December lO.-Ihe sale held laSC
week by Grace Church Guild met with
it's usual success. The attendance was
COED and the program following a.
chicken pie supper was well received.
The proceeds amounted to over $2Oo:
Friday afternoon Mrs. Ed. Lakin
was called to Onamia, where her faith
er, Thomas Lamb, had met with a serl-
ous accident.
Mrs. K. B. Wilson is here from Min
neapolis for a months visit with her
relatives in Royalton.
Mrs. Lonsdale of Sauk Rapids, ac-
companied. by her daughter Persis, and
Mr.. and. Mrs. Sem visited Royalton
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Cairns of Rices
visited friends here Sunday.
Newcomb Kinney and Miss Mary
Besansen were married at Princeton,
Nov. e.. Newcomb is the eldest son
Of the late DR.. Kinney of this place,
where he has always lived until quite
recently when he went to Wahkon.
After their marriage the young couple
went to Buffalo Center, where they
win. reside.
The r. R. Dragoo family of Sauk
Rapids were Royalton visitors Sunday.
Miss Shannon Of Minneapolis came
TO Royalton last week to visit friends.
Miss Otilla Kobe and Dorothy Doty
spent tho weekend with Mrs. Der0sier
at Fort Ripley.
Miss Clara Bourke entertained a
party of her young friends one even
ing the past week in honor Of Caroline
Mielke, who is leaving Royalton.
Mrs. Mary Street spent Sunday with
relatives at Rices.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bouck, accom-
nanled by Mrs. and Miss Batter, were
Morrill, visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Galley and sister, Miss
Bessie Lambert, were county seat vis-
itors Saturday.
C.i w. Bouck returned from st. Paul
Saturday night.
Miss Hazel Miller went to st. Cloud
the last Of the week to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. McCulloch Of Rices
spent Sunday in Royalton with their
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Love were Graham
visitors Sunday.
Monday afternoon from to 6
O'Clock, Mrs. I. w. Bouck, assisted by
Mrs. w. H. Galley and Mrs. A. c.
Bouck entertained the women of the
Guild to meet Mrs. Rosenmeier, who
is leaving Roya1ton to reside in Little
Falls. Mrs. Rosenmeier has been a
very helpful member Of the Guild for
several years, and her withdrawal from
it's membership is very much regretted.
At the close of a nleasant afternoon
Mrs. ROsenmeier was presented with a
little souvenir in very kindly remem-
brance.
Thomas Lamb of Onamia, who was
Injured Thursday, died from the ef-
fects Monday, Dec. 7. The funeral
took place Wednesday afternoon from
the Episcopal church and interment
was in Riverside cemetery. Mr.. Lamb
is survived by his wife and three
daughtcrs Mrs. Ed. Lakin, Mrs. Frank
Gilmer and Miss Hazel Lamb, to whom
very sincere sympathy is extended
by their many friends.
A serious accident occurred Wednes-
da evening when Mrs. John D. Cam
eron was thrown from her carriage,
while driving home from Royalton. Her
horse became frightened by an auto
mobile mile east of town and it was
an; hour before she was found by a
boy who CHANGED to be passing. Alter
being taken to her home on the Fred
1akin farm, physician was summon
cd and among the injuries 1T was dis
covered that one loo had been broken.
G: E. Wilson left Wednesday for
Jordan Sulphur Springs, where he will
receive treatment for rheumatism.
The M. E. Ladies Aid gave supper
at the parsonage Wednesday.
the c.. Rosenmeier family moved to
Little Falls the first Of the week, amid
regrets Of a large circle Of Royalton
friends. T.. - 'o.-s =. :, -
Mrs. A. G. Wilson and dauehter-in-
law, Mrs. X. B. Wilson, left Thursday
fsr Minneapolis, where they will re-.
main until Sunday at the home of Bv-
ron r. Wilson.