Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-10-13
ROYALTON

ROYALTON ? /:
Oct. &C. HI. Boyce shipped two car
loads of stock to Duluth this week, .
Miss Nellie Wakefield of SauE Centre
is here visiting at the home of her aunt
Mrs. J. N. Carnes.
John Sparrow of Graham was = guest
at the home of his brother William, on
Thursday
! A. c. Wilson was business visitor at
the county seat Thursday.
! Mrs. Raymond Crabtree has returned
to her home in Terry, Mont, accompan-
! led by her mother. Mrs Geo.. Kern.
George Wilson and Blaine McDougall
| motored to Minneapolis Thursday and
| were accompanied home Saturday by
John McDougall of st. Paul and DR..
VIM. McDougall Of Minneapolis, who re-
! manned until Sunday night
| Chet Rogers of Virginia called upon
friends in Royalton Sunday.
Mrs. G. l.. HawkiEson of Cannon Falls
| has been visiting at the homes of John
| and Sanford Sjoberg, for several days.
Married-In Minneapolis Saturday, Oct
IS. Miss Carrie Batter of Royalton and
John Wiener. Among the passengers
| who left Royalton on the a. m. train
Saturday morning were Mr.. and Mrs. r.
| J. Batter. their eldest daughter, Miss
| Carrie, and John Wiener. At hign noon
| the young couple were married. Later
| in the day Mr.. and Mrs. Batter contin-
| ued their trip to Morristown, S. D.. the
young couple going east to Chicago, Mon-
treal, Quebec and finally to Iroquois
! Falls, Ont, where they will reside for
an indefinite time.
! Mrs. E. A. Bowers left Tuesday morn
ing for Wisconsin, where she was called
| by the serious illness of an uncle, Sam
! uel Higgins.
DR.. Staring of Detroit, Mich, arrived
| Tuesday and is the guest of Mrs. A. c.
Wilson.
DR.. and Mrs. Doupe and Mr.. and Mrs
| Pierson of Upsala were Royalton visitors
Wednesday.
The regular meeting of the O. E. S.
| was held Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Ayers leaves this week for
South Dakota, where she will spend the
| winter.
c. c. Lisle has recently purchased an
auto hearse, which with other modern
devices that he has recently procured
| will make his undertaking establishment
very complete and up to date. 1t is the
only auto-hearse in Morrison county and
certainly reflects credit on the enterprise
of it's owner.
| Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Barden have mov-
ed to Park Rapids, where Mr.. Barden
has been made wire chief by the North
| western Telephone Co.
| Oct. 9-Mrs. L. Fisher of Tacoma,
Wash. is visiting her cousin, Miss Ma
bel McEwan.
r. X. Carnes has returned to his ranch
/ at Wentworth and will remain during
the present month.
! DR.. E. A. Anderson visited Dr. and
Mrs. A. M. Watson the first of the week.
Mrs. w. H. Bourke visited her son
Clarence, who is i'll in the Northwestern
hospital at Minneapolis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James F:riary left Mon
day for their home in Ogilvie, after visit
ing relatives in and about Royalton.
| Miss Mabel McEwan left Thursday with
! her cousin. Mrs. Fisher, for the latter's
| home in Tacoma, where she will spend
| the winter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. CARRIER are in St. Paul
to attend the marriage of Mrs. CARRIER S
sister, Miss Sadie Goldbloom and Max
Shapers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren McDougall accom-
| panied by Mrs. James Lambert, were
! Sunday visitors in Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Galley returned
| from Minneapolis and st. Paul Sunday.
Mrs. C. o. Burt has returned from
| Randall and reports her son Will, to be
| recovering from his recent gun accident.
Wis, to visit relatives.
! Miss Eleanor Feitsam visited friends
in St. Cloud Tuesday
| Mrs. j. w. Lisle spent the weekend
in the cities. returning Sunday
! Rev. A. Carswell is delegate to the
general convention the Episcopal
{ church, being held at St. Louis Mr..
Carswen represents the diocese of Du-
luth and being the first delegate sent
from here. Grace church is very proud
| of the honor being done to it's rector.
| DR.. A. M. Watson, J. N. Carnes and
DR.. A. F. Anderson hunted at sullivan
lake the first of the week, bagging a
good number of ducks.
r. Baron, inspector of weights and
measures. was in town the first of the
| week on business
| G. E. Wilson is laid up with an attack
of rheumatism.
| Proprietor Linnehann of the Sullivan
Lake resort was in Royalton Tuesday.
| Mrs. r. B. Wilson entertained party
of ladies Wednesday afternoon, at cards.
| Little Alma Russell, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Russell, uied in the
Northwestern hospital in Minneapolis,
Wednesday night. Very sincere sympa-
! thy is felt for Lar. and Mrs. Russell in
| their bereavement.
! Miss Helen Petron entertained the
the Sewing circle Thursday afternoon.
| C. c. Lisle went to Minneapolis last
Wednesday morning, returning later in
! the day with new motor car.
| DR.. and Mrs. DOupe and Mr.. and Mrs.
! Wednesday.
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