Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-06-01
ROYALTON

May 31.-Friday afternoon the high
! school class held their annual picnic on
the banks Of the Platte river and al
though the weather up to date has not
been altogether ideal, the young people
enjoyed very pleasant outing.
Rev. A. Carswell attended the cleo
tion of Bishop McElwain in Minneapo-
lis the past week.
The musical given Friday evening by
Miss Lee and her pupils was very
successful event, although the attend
ance was not as large as it should have
been. s.- .-s".
Announcements have been received
of the marriage Of Gertrude Long and
George C.:Klee Of Seattle, where the
marriage took place May %. Miss
Long is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Long Of this place and is
very we'll known in this vicinity. She
was graduate of the 1910 class of
,our high school, and her many friends
extend congratulations and best wishes
for the young couples happiness and
Frank Hall of the N. W. Tel. Co.,
was 9 sRoyalton visitor business visitor
MI. and Mrs. G. W., Bouck and Mrs.
A. c.. Bouck motored to Sank Rapids
Friday, to visit at the Lonsdale home.
Mrs. Merle Rice Of Racine, Wis.,,
was called here Friday by the illness
Of her mother, Mrs. Ed. Reynolds.
Mrs. Herman Of Minneapolis and Mr..
and Mrs. T. Herman of St. Cloud were
here the last Of the week, enroute to
Little Falls, where their sister, Mrs.
Ed. Reynolds. mas gone for treatment.
Miss Minnie Stone entertained at
dinner Saturday in honor of the Roy
alton teachers.
Miss Dorothy Wilson returned from
neapolis Saturday night.
It is reported that Eber Trask, who
has recently moved from this vicinity
to Kaliher, has lost his home and ef-
fects by fire.
Members Of Grace church choir and
others from Royalton attended SER
vices at Rice Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. L. E.. McGonagle returned
from visit to Minneapolis Sunday
night. =
Herbert Schwartz is home. from VAL
paraiso, where he is taking a course in
pharmacy. ~.
The Misses Susan and Ida Batter
have been called home from Virginia
and Ely, by the illness Of their mother,
Mrs. R. J. Batter.
DR.. r. J. Doupe and A. Peterson Of
Upsala were Roya1ton visitors Tues
day.
Steve Muncy and Herbert Muncy of
Little Falls were here the first of the
week on business.
Tom McDougall Of Bellevue was in
town Tuesday on business.
Wallace McDougall, G. n. Danforth
and ladies :ttended a dance given at
John Sparrow's in Lango1a Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Niles and son
James Of st. Paul are here visiting
friends.
r. K. Carnes is having the dam re.
paired at the Two Rivers flour mill.
Minert Larson Of Mt. Morris was
Rovalton visitor Tuesday.
A. J. Feron and Joe Gross of Little
Falls were in Royalton the first of the
week. -.
Guy Peters of Rrainerd spent Deco
ration Dav here with his parents.
Stunt. M. f. Barnes visited Roya1ton
Decoration Day.
Commencement exercises we're held
in the opera house Wednesday evening.
Twelve graduates from the high school
and fourteen from the eighth grade.
Supt. Schultz of st. Paul gave the adj
dress and music was furnished by the
orchestra and vocal selections bv Miss
Naomi Chapman and Frank Street.
In spite of inclement weather a large
crowd turned out to observe Memorial
Dav. Many walked to the cemeterv
and a LARGE number attended in cars
and carriages. In the afternoon at the
opera house Rev. Farrell of Duluth gave
a very stirring talk on LOYALTY and
present conditions. National hymns
were SUM- and quartet of male voices
gave a sOnr and encore.
KNIGHT B. Wilson left Thursday
morning for Winnipeg by motor. Mrs.
Wilson and young son will leave Fri
dav by train.
Mrs. R. J. Ratzer, 81, was taken to
st. Gabriel's hospital in Little Falls
Thursday morning for treatment.