Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-24
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hlc0 VlSited her aunt, Mrs. Street, last
Friday, between trains. 81 IA
Rev. q. Galbraith conducted tic
funeral services Of the late Mira. Sarah
Crosby, at Brockway, the past week.
p. Lambert and family are now oc
cupying the house recently purchased
from W. III. Gilmer, in upper town. n
a. c. Matheson spent Friday in St
Cloud.
Mrs. Werner, Miss Windhorst, Miss
Shelgren, Miss Marshall and Miss Ell.
well attended the teachers convention
held in st. Cloud Friday.
!! Mrs. Mary Street was hostess at q
luncheon given on st. Patrick's Day
Covers were laid for ten. Irish sham.
rocks adorned the lunch table and
green was much in evidence In honor
of Ireland's patron saint. Each guest
contributed an Irish story and a very
enjoyable event has been reported bv
all present.
Miss Clara Brockway has returned
to Minneapolis, having been here ia
visit her parents the past few weeks.
Verne Joslin Of Long Prairie visited
his sister, Mrs. Werner, the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilmer of Ona-
mia were in Royalton the past week,
enroute to Princeton, where Mr.. Gill
mer underwent an operation Saturday
and is reported to be doing very we'll.
Norris Carnes spent the weekend
at his home, returning to st. Paul Sun
day.
Mrs. I. w. Bouck is recovering from
an attack Of infammatory rheumatism.
Grace church will hold a short Len
ten service Friday afternoons at 4
o clock. Everyone will be very well
come.
Saturday afternoon the first "Mis-
sionary Tea' of the season was held
at the home of Mrs. r. X. Carnes. The
program was in charge of the Sun
shine guild, under Mrs. Streets direc-
ton, and consisted of recitations.
songs and instrumental music by the
youthful members. The attendance
ance was large and the votive Offering
very generous.
Jake and Andrew Thoen of Graham
were Royalton business visitors the
last Of the week.
F. Noggle shipped two carloads of
cattle to South st. Paul Tuesday.
Fritz HerwerZ of Buchanan brought
in load Of potatoes the first of the
week, which he sold to the grocers.
M. N. Young of Swan River was in
town Tuesday on business.
Miss Mary Yotzwoski of Minneapo-
lis spent several days at the home of
her parents, recently.
r. K. and J. N. Carnes left Wednes-
day for Superior.
Mrs. l. W. Bouck went to st. Paul
Wednesday afternoon, to visit her
laughter, Mrs. Turrittin.
DR.. John Watson Of Ho1dingford was
m Royalton Tuesday on business.
Ed. Lakin was business visitor in
Rice Wednesday.
Among those who attended UThe
Bird Of Paradise'' in st. Cloud Sunday
were DR.. and Mrs. Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs MI p: j. McCollum, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Rhoda, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hell
berg and Ralph McGonagle.
Mrs. A. G. Wilson entertained Grace
'hurch guild Thursday afternoon.
s'Ihe second Missionary Tea' will
9e given at the home of Mrs. Andrew
.opg, Saturday, April J., at g. o clock.
: very cordial invitation is extended
% everyone to be present.
The management Of the town has.
ketbal team is arranging for a play
% be given soon after Easter.
Students of the high school will give
! one.act play in the assembly room
N Thursday, March 80, at p. m. The
proceeds are to be applied to the pur-
,hasing Of set of encyclopedias for
he school. A good attendance is earn
,stly hoped for.
Miss Waterous Of st. Paul IS a guest
It Mrs. Blackwoods' home.