Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-09-07

daughter Belle, and later 20 to the
northern part Of the state to spend the
winter with her son Frank, at Mcleod.
Mrs. n. O. Buckout of Andover, s.
D., is here visiting her brothers, G. A.
and James Hollenbeck.
A. A. Fitch left Saturday morning
for st. Paul, where he will be employ
ed during state fair week.
Ida Clark is visiting friends at
Westport.
: The first Red Cross work done by
the local branch Of the Little Falls
chapter was turned in last week and
more will be sent soon.
A social meeting of the Farmers
club was held Saturday evening in the
Burt school house, Mrs. E. Trygstad
being in charge Of the program.
Miss Ellen Petit left Sunday for
Osakis, where she has been reelected
to teach school the coming year.
Miss Carrie McDougall is to teach
at Eveleth and Miss Imelda Feitsam
has gone to Tracy.
The first large party of the season
row Friday night in the opera house,
the occasion being Mr.. Sparrow's 10th
birthday anniversary. Dancing was
the order Of the evening and for those
who could not "Trip the light fantas.
tic' card tables had been provided on
the stage. After refreshments had
been served, "A. A. Fitch in behalf of
the guests presented Mr.. Sparrow with
a beautiful chair, which was graciously
accepted by him. Several out of town
guests were present, among them Atty.
and Mrs. Rosemeier of Little Falls, Mr..
and Mrs. George Galley of Sank Rap
ids, Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Dragoo of Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Henry Sparrow, Mrs.
James Carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sparrow.
Lucille Munholland has returned to
her home in Minneapolis, accompanied
by her grand mother, Mrs. Mat New
man.
Harry Logan, Jr., has returned to
Fairfax to resume manual training in
the school.
Misses Della Long, Bernice: McCol-
lum., Anna Barden and Ruth Ejoberg
are attending the st. Cloud normal.
C. R. Rhoda and son Donald spent
Sunday and Monday with friends in
Sank Rapids.
A. G. Bouck is recovering from his
recent accident and is now able to be
at business.
c. W. Bopck met with an accident
to his car while near st. Cloud Sunday
while enroute to st. Paul. He claims
to have been crowded into the ditch nv
what is known as "Road Hog" and
his car so damaged that he had to have
it at st. Cloud for repairs and proceed
ed bv rail to his destination.
Leslie Lisle of Fingal, N. D., visit
ed his parents here over the weekend.
A dance was given Monday night in
Bouck g hall for the benefit Of the Red.
Cross. The proceeds of this dance and
social given the previous Friday eve-
ming in the opera house, will cable the
Red Cross workers to procure material
for further work.
The Sunshine guild gave social at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Street Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerre Murphy srent
spent Sunday and Monday in Royalton
with friends.
The l.. s. Club met with Mrs. J. Car
Der Wednesday.
r. K. Carnes left Wednesday noon
for Wentworth to return the last Of the
week with his family, who have ;Heen
spending the summer vacation in Wis.
consin.
Mrs. I. w. Bouck went to st. Paul
Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Turrittin and attend the state fair.
Miss Emily, Carnes went to Little
Falls Wednesday to enter business col
-lege.
Atty. and Mrs. Rosenmeier were
Royalton visitors Wednesday evening.
Mrs. G. W. Bouck will entertain the
Grace church guild Thursday, at her
home.