Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-01-07
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R0YALTON
Jan. IS Miss Julia Thoen of Dix
ville was visitor at the home of Mrs.
Walter Parkins the past week.
DR.. j. p. Chance of International
Falls arrived here Friday morning and
f11t1t in the afternoon for Minneapolis,
accompanied by Mrs. Chance and son
Jerome.
Miss McFarlan of Minneapolis Wis
itsh :at the home of Mrs. Rude Batter
the H12sI week.
Roy Chase Of jamestown, N. D.,
spent day in Royalton the past week
with friends. .... 4"
Hu&h Turrittin returned to his home
I'm a3f. Paul the last Of the week, hav-
ing spent the Christmas holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Bouck.
A. B. Skinner is visiting his son,
Homer, at Frazee. ~
Miss Bessie Weight of Rice visited
friends in 1Royalton the past week.
At a meeting Of the Masonic lodge
hold last Tuesday the following Of
ficers were installed: w. NJ, Earl Rus
sell; s. W., E. J. McCollum; J. w.,
Il .Dons; sec., A. A. Fitch; Treas, G..
C. Young.
nr. 'Doupe Of Upsala was here Sat-
Tobias CARRIER of St. Paul came
home with his son Joseph Sunday
might for short visit.
The Sank Rapids and Royalton high
school teams played here Monday eve
ming, with victcry for the latter.
Robert Carnes, Jr., has returned
from Superior.
Isaac Wilson returned to the Agri.
Scnitural college at st. Paul Monday
afternoon.
Leo Englerth left Tuesday for Kan
=sas City, to resume his studies in vet
Urinary.
Charles Harold, representing a st.
CLOUD grocery firm, was here the first
OF the week on business.
Ed. Thoen Of Dix+:lle was bust
ness visitor here Monday
Ebert Trask of SSaum was here the
beginning OF the week on business.
Damon Bouck Of Rice is here at the
home of his parents, i'll with grip.
Rev. A. K. Boyle of Bolleau was
here Monday and Tuesday, receiving
canonical examinations from Rev.
Ward Cloquet and Rev. A. Carswell of
this place.
Tuesday evening service was held
in Grace church. A very interesting
discourse was give by Rev. Boyle, who
is in charge Of missions at Bolleau
and two other places in the northern
part Of the state.
Mrs. Lou Wakefield of Sank Centre
is here visiting relatives.
The residence Of John Noggle south
of town, on the Mississippi, was de-
Stroyed by fire last Monday. The fam
lily were in the lower part of the
house, when neighbor who had dis
covered the fire near the roof, gave
the alarm in time for the occupants to
escape. The contents of the house
wer" destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyle of
North Dakota are here visitino rela-
tlves and friends. Mr.. Boyle was at
one time resident of this county,
and a son Of the late VIM. Boyle.
Miss Batter, who has been lid up
several weeks with grip, is still ailing,
and confined to the house.
Mrs. VIM. Peterson is reported to be
Improving, although still suffering
; from pneumonia.
VIM. Bastien Of Little Falls was
here Wednesday on business.
F. H. Lakin returned from Little
Falls Wednesday. wno,;. has been
attending meeting of the county
commissioners.
Mrs. J. P. Chance and son Jerome,
returned from MINNEAPOLIS Tuesday
night and will visit at the Harry Gil
bert home for few days. before go
ing to their home at International
Falls.
There are large number of people,
fhoth old and young, laid up with "trip.
mich j. daily becoming more preva-
lent in this vicinity. 49,.
Mrs. Bvran Wilson is improving
slowly from the effects of Grip and
Miss Batter, who has been i'll several
weeks, is reported to be better.
"A very pleasant social dance was
ziven in the opera house New Year $
Eve, which is said to have been the
most enjoyable of the season Is les
: tivities.