Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-01-12
ROYALTON

.|;t:. l0.-R. K. and j. N. Carnes
Vurz. st. Paul business visitors the
pas. week.
=. w. Street returned to Seabury
r." last Of the week.
". and Mrs. Max Harris were here
1.ur, Minneapolis a few days last
week.
N!i.stsa Marion Wilson and Bernice
Nr::oIiun returned from weeks Wis
i; With friends in Minneapolis, the
La: # the week.
:i;s. Mabel Anderson and children
rr"urnea from Randall last Friday.
AEra. C.. r. Rhoda visited at the
E;o-crmcior home the past week.
The annual meeting o. the CONNER
:.;a} club was held Friday evening. A
new constitution was adopted and per-
mission was given tho Royalton band
10 practice in the club rooms. The
.,lrctinn of officers was as follows:
President, e. J. McCollum; vice presi-
dent, 4. A. Fitch; secretary, B. R.
Wilson; treasurer, L. E. McGonagle;
board Of managers, Il. Feitsam, A. Z.
Wilson, DR.. A. M. Watson and DR.. E.
II. a1oEonagle.
Mrs. J. 7. Chance and son Jerome,
left Friday night for their homo at In
frrnational Falls.
.atty. Rosenmeier Of the county seat
attended the Commercial club meet
in. here Friday night
Miss Imilda Feitsam returned to
r'airmont the last Of lne week, where
She is teaching school.
Miss Vernette Lambert has returned
to Rochester, where she is principal in
one of the public schools.
MYs. Elwell of Minneapolis is visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. Fred Lakin.
lanes McCulloch has been suffering
t,on, heart trouble and confined to
his home.
Mrs. VIM. Muncy of Bellevue, who
has been seriously i'll for several days,
is reported to be slightly improved.
Mrs. Dick Downs is ill at her home
in bellevue.
Jake Zeigler was subpoenaed as a
Juror in the U. 8. court at Duluth.
Mrs. J. Miller Of Bemidji has been
:.aled here by the serious illness OF
her mother, Mrs. VIM. Muncv.
Wallace McDougall and Jim Jensen
have completed their contract to ill
II. +. Lambert's ice house.
Vim. Gilmer was a st. Cloud visitor
Tuesday.
George Dansmore of Washington is
VISITING relatives and frienus at Rice
and here.
Mrs. Robert Muncy Of Bemidii is
Mrs. VIM. Muncy.
Otto Feitsam has moved to his home
stead near Williams, in the northern
part of the state.
&C. W. Bouck spent the weekend at
his home, returning to St. Paul the
first OF this week.
George Galley has been quite ill re-
Gently from the effects of severe
cold.
Miss Beth Perry left Saturday for
Brainerd, where she is attending high
school
Mrs. J. G. Hollenbeck is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. DAVIS, at Onamia.
Mrs. VIM. Sparrow entertained a
group of little girls Saturday after
noon, to meet her niece, Edna Spar
row of Sank Rapids.
Mrs. w. G. Daily entertained the NJ.
L. Aid society at her home Wednes
day afternoon.
Mrs. 1. w. Bouck is recovering from
her recent illness and is able to be out.
At a meeting Of the Farmers and
Merchants State bank the following
officers were elected: Rev. A. Placta,
president; R. Y. Watson, vice presi-
dent; A. A. Fitch, cashier; L. E. Nc.
t;onagle, assistant cashier. The direc-
tors ere A. A. Fitch, A. Placta, Theo-
tiore Branchaud, r. Y. Watson and I.
W. Bouck.
The Vawter Farmers club held So
~viai meeting in the Trask school house
Saturday evening. Thirty people from
Royalton we're present and a very
pleasant time was reported. In addi-
ton to talk by Prof. g. A. .Danforth
and A. F. koslosky of Little Falls,
two vocal solos by Mrs. VIM. Burt OF