Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-10-04
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| TIN birthday anniversary.
! Mrs. VIM. Bale returned from Winona
Saturday night.
Frank Posterick has gone back to
Camp Dodge, after several weeks leave,
spent at the home Of his parents, east
Of Royalton.
Donald Ellen of Minneapolis was a
weekend visitor at the home of his
grandparents, c.. H. Fitch.
Mrs. [. w. Bouck was Sank RAPIDS
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Jos. CARRIER entertained friends
Saturday afternoon.
The Misses Ruth and Beth Perry
spent Sunday in Royalton with their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Perry.
The high school pupils had an en- oya-
BILE evening party in the school house
Friday evening.
Mrs. r. j. Batter, ST., and Mrs. Rob-
ert Batter attended the funeral of the
late j. McManus at st. Cloud Friday,
Sept. %.
Miss Irene Noggle and Miss Florence
Arth Of the st. Cloud normal, spent the
weekend in Royalton.
On Monday the Red Cross women
packed and shipped $50 pounds Of cloth
in gfor the Belgian relief.
Miss Susan Hough, food demonstrate
or, gave instructions in meat canning
Monday afternoon, in the domestic
| science rooms.
The last bowery dance was held Mon
| day night, with very good attendance
, James Carnes and Eugene Kellogg
have returned from the university on
account of Spanish influenza, which has
broken out among the students.
! Donald Quinlivan of Deerwood was
business visitor in Royalton the first
of the week.
Charles Benncwitz, who enlisted in
July, is reported to have arrived in
| France recently, and is now a corporal.
left Friday for Camp Dodge.
On Sunday farewell dinner was Civ
en- at the home Of Mrs. A. Sawdy, who
leaves soon for Pennsylvania, where she
| will visit daughter and also a sister,
| whom she has not seen in sixty years.
Mrs. A. Bauby, nee Minnie jenkins,
! of Aitkin, an old time resident here, is
a guest of Mrs. E. A. Bowers.
Miss Ellen Petit, teaching at Sank
Centre, spent Sunday here at the home
Of her parents. -
Mrs. A. G. Wilson and daughter
Marion returned from week s visit in
Minneapolis Tuesday night.
| The first meeting OF the Wamon Is
Study club was held at the home of
Mrs. A. NJ. Watson Wednesday after
| noon.
Joe Orth was called to Minneapolis
Tuesday by the sudden death Of a sis
! ter. A later message states that she
was killed by a car. The body will be
| brought to Royalton for burial this
week.
Mrs. N. E. Petit was operated upon
in st. kapheal's hospital at St. Cloud
Tuesday morning and is reported to be
recovering very favorably.
| Nick Downs has moved into town
from his farm and taken possession
of the house recently purchased from j
Miller, in lower town.
Mrs. James Nichols Of Minneapolis is
the guest of Mrs. Fred Lakin.
| B. w. Rantze has moved from the
G. G. Young house to the one recently
occupied by the late James McCulloch.
| G. E. Wilson went to Minneapolis on
Tuesday afternoon.
The Misses Janet and Mary E;je
were Sunday visitors in st. Cloud.
The Royalton Red Cross has been
asked to donate towels and handker
chiefs for a hospital in France. Can:
vass is being made this week and every
one is earnestly asked to contribute.
! There will be an auction sale in F,
T. johnson 8 office Saturday, Oct. 5, at
2 O'Clock, under the auspices Of the
! Bellevue Ladies Social Hour club fol
the benefit Of the Red Cross. Donations
Of vegetables, poultry, wearing apparel
or anything Of value, will be very &C
ceptable, and may be left at the above
address.
DR.. Henry Burns OF the Brown Ly.
! ceum, gave highly interesting and
able lecture under the auspices Of the
Senior High School class, Wednesday
! evening. The attendance was not as
good as it should have been, but all
who were fortunate enough to be pres
ent, are loud in their praise Of Dr.
Burns.
Both the village of Royalton and the
town Of Bellevue went "over the top:
in the Fourth Liberty bond drive.
Mrs. Bargabos and baby, wife Of Pvt
Harry Bargabos, now in France, is here
! visiting the J. Bargabos home.