Little Falls herald., 1914-08-28

IMrs- Roy Dragoo Thur day 81 fternoon
lat the home Of Mrs. a. G. Bouck, was
fa very pleasant aff fair. It is vary much
regretted that Mrs. Dragoo, with her
family are to leave Royalton and re-
slde IN Sauk Rapids, where Mr.. Dra-
goo IS in business. Their many friends
however, wish them success and pros
perlty in their new venture.
Earl RnsseI returned from Brand
Mlre, Quebec, the past week.
=. 9. Lisle was Minneapolis busl-
ness visitor Thursday.
Nellie Blackkurst is here from Deer
River, visiting at the home Of her
brother, George Blackhurst.
a. G. Wilson was in town from
Thursday until Saturday, when he re-
turned to White Fish lake.
DR.. VIM. McDougan Of Minneapolis
spent Sunday at the home Of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. McDougau.
Miss Webb Of Brainerd has recently
been the guest Of Miss Carrie Nc
Dougall. st
Mrs. Fred Cairns Of Rice spent the
week end with her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Street.
Miss Allen of st. Cloud, spent the
i WEN Cul WIFI MISS Eulceu Calfu5.
Mrs. Crane left Friday for Brainerd
where she will be the guest Of Mrs.
Walters. .....s=
Miss, Bessie Wright Of Rice spent
Sunday with friends in Royalton.
Miss Helen Wochner has returned to
her home in Freeport, after visiting
relatives in Royalton for several days.
H. s. Bliss Of Minneapolis visited at
the R. j. Batter home over Sunday.
The Indian, Girl Scouts were enter
tanned Friday by Miss frankie Lam
bert.
Miss May Foote left Sunday for
Minneapolis to visit her sister Matte.
Mrs. Frank Renick Of Little Falls
Ispent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
ayers. ...sz@s.=..
William Roller and family Of ST.
Paul were here over Sunday, visiting
at the home Of their mother, Mrs. T..
Roller.
Mabel Nybakke is here from
lRouneby visiting friends
Fred Galley had the misfortune to
break his right wrist while cranking
his car.
Hats off to DIR. A. NJ. Watson. It 3
Ia boy and weighs II pounds.
Mrs. T. B. McCulloch came from
Minneapolis the first Of the week to
|spend few days at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Lisle.
Friday evening the alumni of the
Royalton high school held meeting
and elected Frank Street president,
Otto Fietsam vice president, Helen
ISjoberg secretary and treasurer.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. A.. C.
lBouck, accompanied by Mrs. Chas.
tBouck and Miss Nellie Skinner motor
led to Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ohustein re-
Iturned to their home in Minneapolis
iafter a week g visit at the home of
Mrs. w. L.. McGonagle.
/ If there is a speed limit for auto
mobiles in Royalton, it is not enforced,
nor do the city fathers demand that
Fears shall carry both head and tail
Flights after dark. One evening last
week, three motors were on Center
street without lights after 9 o'clock.
This may be "perfectly safe'' for the
occupants of such cars, but how about
1.-the unfortunate. n0-acconnt people
fWho cross the streets on foot, OF those
Idriving horsesa
IL AA@AA = Au6oA1 cA.1 10 dG Guc lAlu1cd
[polis university hospital receiving
Surgical treatment.
| The Eastern Star gave musical So
Ieial in their rooms Tuesday evening
Among the selections was a song by
Frank Street which was beautifully
rendered. An instrumental solo by
Mrs. Erikson was thoroughly enjoyed
ny lovers Of classical music. Five hun
idred afforded amusement for a goodly
number and refreshments were served
later. The proceeds Of these socials
are TO- apply on the piano recently pur
fchased by the O. E. s.
/ Claude Witheral of Sank Rapids wa.
a guest at the J. W. Lisle home ove1
lSunday.
| Miss Bertha Gilpatrick is here from
Seattle, visiting at the home Of he1
sister Mrs. Chas. Dawley.
/ Mrs. E. J. McCollum left the first Of
this week for Rochester, where sh'
! will receive treatment for throat trou
bic. - I19l
Mrs. Fulton Bell entertained Gracl
Church Guild Thursday afternoon.