Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-14
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Trinity church. The bride was BE-
comingly dressed in white and carried
a bouquet OF pink and white carna-
tions. After the wedding the bridal
party returned to the brides home,
where breakfast was served. During
the afternoon reception was held
and the days festivities closed with a
dance at which about two hundred
guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sch]ichting will reside in Little Falls.
Mrs. Theodore Anderson Of Wheat
on, a sister Of the bride, was present
at the Schlichting- Steinert wedding.
J. y. Carnes has sold his house on
Sienor street to Mr.. Walters.
Miss Minnie Bennewitz has finished
her school at Red Top and is here for
the summer vacation.
Miss Helen Haddican went to Little
Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. Terwey of St. Cloud visited her
sister, Mrs. Mark Kobe, the past week.
Mrs. Barnes of Randall visited her
sister, Mrs. F. Noggle, the mast week.
Theodore Wing Of St. Cloud trans
acted business in Royalton Thursday.
Mrs. Marshall Of Winnipeg is here
visiting her cousin, Mrs. G. A. Hollen-
beck.
The new musical orginzation COM
posed of twenty Young girls were en-
tertainel by Irene Noggle Thursday
evening at her home.
Mrs. W. L. McGonagle, Miss Bessie
Lambert. Lorne and Eleanor McGon-
agile, motorel to Minneapolis Thurs
day.
Atty. and Mrs. C. Rosenmeier were
in Rovalton one evening the past
week.
George Walker has recently purchas-
Ell the Buchanan bar in Little Falls.
Mrs. C. R. Rhoda spent Sunday with
sister at Elk River.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Ed. Lakin were Little
Falls visitors Sunday.
H. NJ. Logan has purchased the res
idence formerly owned by his mother,
the late Mrs. Logan, on Logan street
which he and his family are to occu-
Ply.
Mrs. Mary Hubs Of Frazee, who
had the misfortune to be badly injur-
ell by fall several months ago, is now
able to walk
G. L. Galley spent Sunday with his
family in Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walters Of Rice visit
ed in Rovalton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hill of Morrill,
We're Sunday visitors here.
Mrs. Fred Cairns was in Royalton
Sunday visiting friends.
St. Agnes guild was entertained on
Saturday by the Misses Alice, Helen
and Ruth Sioberg.
Ford.
George Walker left Monday for Lit
tie Falls, where he will have charge of
the Buchanan bar.
The Junior banquet given Friday
evening, May 7, proved a very enjoy
able affair. About eighty guests were
present and after their reception at
the opera house, the following pro-
gram was rendered.
Piano Duet-Miss Miller and Miss
frankie Lambert.
Speech-Atty. Gen. Lyndon Smith.
Reading-Madge Ward.
Vocal Solo-Miss Laura Brannen.
Recitation-Miss Bernice McCollum.
Glass Will-AIiss Marie Feitsam
Violin Solo-James Carnes.
Glass Prophecy-Miss Halle Carnes.
Accompanist-Mrs. G. L. Galley.
At the conclusion of the program
the guests repaired to the Commercial
Hotel, where a sumptuous supper had
been prepared. Prof. A. c. Matheson
acted as POSTMASTER, and the follow
ing subjects were spoken upon:
j. j. Doerschuk-Faculty.
A. A. Fitch-School Board.
Miss Flora Englerth-Alumni.
Miss Mildred Logan-Seniors.
Rodney Dawley-Juniors.
Naomi Chapman-Freshmen.
Ruth Sjoberg-Sophomor
Later the guests returned to the 3D.
era house for dance.
Mrs. Sanford Sjoberg and daughters
visited in Little Falls Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Fitch motored
to Pierz Sunday.
The girls Of St. Agnes guild will
give social evening Friday, May II,
in Bouck's hall. There will be a pro.
gram, ice cream and cake, coffee and
doughnuts, candy and cut flowers. The
proceeds will be applied on the or
gan being purchased by the guild for
Grace church. A very cordial invi
tation is extended to all who will be
present.
S. Henenlotter has so far recovered
from an accident to one foot, that
he is now able to be about with the
help of cane.
Robert Carnes, Jr., returned from
Ronneby Monday.
Miss Carrie Batter is suffering from
the effects of poison lev, with which
she came in contract, while taking up
vines, near the Platte river.
Mrs. A. c. Bouck will visit her par.
ents at Hudson the latter part of the
present week, for few days.
Mrs. E. J. McCollum is expected
home from Arizona the last Of this
week
Miss Mabel McEwan was a St. Cloud
visitor Tuesday.
A fishing party composed of DR.. A.
M. Watson, J. N. Carnes, A. A. Fitch
and W. L. McGonagle left Wednesday
by motor, for Sullivan Lake. for a
two days. absence.
Frank Kalis has purchased an auto. |
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