Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-04-23
ROYALTON

was very we'll received by a large
and appreciative audience. Each one
a. the cast did their part exception
tily well and deserve much credit.
Following is list Of the characters:
Mrs. Briggs, business woman
Mamie Logan.
Mrs. Briggs Family
| Ralph-Lawrence Peters.
Alvira-Marie Feitsam.
Milissa-Sylvia Skinner.
! Jimmy-James Carnes.
Eilas Green, a near relative
p[r: Lee, wealthy neighbor-Adam
Waigorski.
Virginia Carnes.
tNaisy Thornton-Mildred Logan.
NIrs. O'Connor-Ernibelle Geer.
p[andy Bates-Frieda Kuschel
Mrs. G.. L. Galley and the Royalton
orchestra furnished music for a dance
liter the play.
| Byron Wilson arrived at noon Fri
day from Minneapolis to meet his
wife, who had been visiting at Aitkin.
10th visited at the A. G. Wilson home
until Monday when they left for Min
neapolis.
Miss Lucille Miller's father nd
4 rother spent the weekend in. Royal
>lis by Miss Miller, Miss Marshall
End Miss Flora Englerth.
Mrs. Bouck, ST., returned to her
Q ONE at Princeton Thursday, having
Ioent the past winter at the home Of
aer son, I. W. Bouck, in Royalton.
| G. G. Lisle was a business visitor
| 0Fc
Miss Eleanor Armstrong and her
qrother, Otto, were Royalton visitors
Friday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Lonsdale of Sauk
1;apids were Sunday visitors in Roy
alton.
Henry Armstrong Of Bowlus has
IS recently purchased Dodge car.
! Anna McCarty, who has been living
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
( Gorge Walker, of this place, left on
Sunday for Nebraska to visit other
b'latives.
! Miss Ella Lakin spent the weekend
with her parents in Royalton.
! Miss Ellen Pettitt came home for
he weekend, returning to the St.
( loud Normal Monday.
F! The R. K. Carnes and A. A. Fitch
antilles spent Sunday at Two Rivers.
~xMr. Mary Ayers has returned from
outh Dakota and has opened her
ONE in upper town.
,, le Falls Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Rhoda wer, Lit.
| le Falls visitors Sunday.
| A new daughter arrived at the j.
Pr. Carnes home Sunday night.
! Damon Bouck was in Royalton n
Eunday.
! Rev. A. Carswell held evening ser
Nices in Rice Sunday.
/ Mrs. John sjoberg of Two Rivers
was in Royalton Monday.
Miss Cora Geer and sister, Erni-
belle, were Little Falls visitors be-
Tween trains Saturday.
"Tom Thumbs Wedding'' will be
given by the children of the lower
grades. Friday night, April %, in the
opera house. The admission will be
| cents.
| w. A. Galley has purchased new
during car.
! Mrs. Fred Cairns of Rice was
Royalton visitor Sunday.
Mrs. I. W. Bouck is visiting her
| aughter in st. Paul this week.
Mrs. John Clifford is reported to
recovering from a severe illness.
! The high school seniors are to give
heir play, "Mrs. Briggs Of the Poul-
ry Yard,' at Holdingford Friday eve
! ing.
Invitations to the annual class ban
uet are being issued by the juniors
or Friday evening, May 7, in the
pera house.
s. Hennenlotter is laid no with an
INJURED foot.
| Grace church guild will meet with
Mrs. G. r. Rhoda Thursday afternoon.
Andrew Long is having a screened
;Heranda built on the east side of his
residence, which greatly improves its
appearance.
Mrs. George Walker, who is being
treated at the Little Falls hospital, is
reported to be improving.
Rudolph Batter and Miss Laura
'Stenger were married at Morris, on
Tuesday, April 20. Miss Stenger
taught in the Royalton school and is
tell known to large circle of admir-
ing friends in this place who will be
glad to welcome her back again. Ev-
eryone knows "Rudi," who has lived
here all his life and is a "jolly, good
|fellow.'' After the LIST of June the
young couple will be cat home' to
their many friends at Fair Oaks, to
receive the personal congratulations
: tf their friends. =
| Newell Pettitt's residence is being
kspainted and otherwise improved.