Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

will leave in few days for St. Paul,
where he will resume his studies at the
agricultural college.
F.. B. Logan attended meeting OF
the state fair directors, held in ST Paul
the past week. 49,,
Among the grip victims are Cyril
Stodolka, John Balls, Lou Miller and
Walter Parkins.
Bishop Morrison of Duluth held ser
vices in Grace church Sunday morning
and confirmed a class Of five.
Miss Gilkerson and Miss Brady were
St. Cloud visitors the last or the week.
Ralph McGonagle, who has been at
tending the business college in Little
Falls, is now employed in the Farmers
g. Merchants bank in Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stodolka were
week end visitors in st. Paul.
AT a meeting held Friday night the
fire department. was reorganized. T..
M. Logan was reelected chief and w.
n. Galley asst. chief. -:
:. A petition has been presented to the
council by members Of the Commercial
club, asking that the village be allow
ed the right to vote on bonds tor
new town hall on March 13, at the reg
ular village election, the tax payers
and voters will ballot on the PROPOSE
ton of bonding the town for $4,000.
The seniors Of the high school were
given a reception by the Juniors Fri
day evening in the domestic science
rooms. The spacious sewing room was
used for the reception and was deco
rated with purple and gold-the SEN
iors' colors. After several contests the
grand march was formed and all went
to the dining room, where supper was
pink carnations. Later they returned
to the reception room, where dancing
was enjoyed for a time.
Isaac Wilson left Monday for st.
Paul to resume his studies at the agri-
cultural college.
F. G. Noggle and NJ. Kamla attended
the winter carnival in st. Paul the last
Of the week.
Ruel Lambert left the first of the
week for st. Paul, to enter the agri-
cultural college.
Edward Neils has moved into the
house which he recently purchased from
George Ferguson.
Mrs. II. E. Lambert visited her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Dragoo, in Sank
Rapids, the last of tho week.
Mrs. c. H. Boyce returned from St.
Paul Sunday night.
A. G.. Wilson went to Minneapolis on
Monday night on business.
c. r. Rhoda is laid up with an at
tack Of the grip.
J. N. Carnes is in st. Paul this week,
on business.
r. B. Wilson was Rice business
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Jos. CARRIER entertained the L.
s. club Wednesday.
Norris K. Carnes spent the weekend
at home, returning to St. Paul Monday.
On Monday son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. l.. j. Bishop.
c. A. Childs of the state board of
health was here the first of the week,
in the interests of the local school.
Bishop Morrison went to Rice from
here to conduct services and confirm
candidates. He was accompanied by
Rev. A. Carswell.
The Woman's Study club met with
Mrs. r. X. Carnes Wednesday after
noon.
I'LL NLdIS h0ClCCL "tNL ~ AlOuSl
for a couple Of days. visit
with friends. /
Mrs. Max Shipero is here visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. CARRIER.
Saturday evening the members Of
the "500' club will entertain their !
husbands at the Commercial club |
rooms.
Invitations have been sent out by
Mesdames McCollum, Feitsam, Lakin |
and Boyce, for a: Valentine party to
be given in Bouck hail.. j
Missionary Teas' will be given
Grace church during Lent.
An effort is being made to raise !
money for the relief of Belgian chill !!
aren by our local school and the Wom-
ems Study club. Let every one who |
can contribute at least little to this !