Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-05-10
ROYALTON


:.er Sunday school class with picnic
aturday afternoon. ss5
G. II. Boyce returned from business
trip to. South Dakota the last Of the
week.
Mrs. I. W. Bouck entertained a few
friends Saturday afternoon 80
James Friary has moved his house
hold goods from Ogilvie to Royalton
and has rented rooms over the VIM.
Sparrow shop, where he and Mrs. Friary
will reside for the present.
Miss Hoyt and Miss Beth Perry were
st. Cloud visitors Saturday.
The Mise Windhorst and Miss Shall
gren visited friends in Royalton over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell of ST. Cloud
and Mr.. E. A. Greedy Of Hopkins were
guests at the home of Mrs. NJ. F. Street
Sunday. L -.
Mrs. G. H. Fitch went to Minneapolis
the last Of the week to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Allan.
Carmen Namely, whose parents have
recently moved to Little Falls, will re-
main in Royalton until the close of
school and make her home with Mrs. C.
w. Bouck, during the interval.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson and
daughter Grace returned Monday form
an extended motor trip through Iowa
and Minnesota.
William Chapman, living west of Roy
alton is reported to be i'll with penu-
monia.
Miss Lyle Byrnes Of the United
States Department of Agriculture gave
demonstration here Monday on the
use Of cottage cheese, which was fairly
well attended. Miss Byrnes is an excell-
ent instructor and the Royalton women
will be glad to see her again.
County Agent J. j. Mccain. was a
Royalton visitor Monday.
The surgical dressing class met Mon
day evening, but the attendance fell far
short of what it should have been-only
about thirteen being present, while at
the first meeting week ago, thirty at.
tended. This particular kind Of work
should he done by the young women,
whose time is not devoted to other
branches of Red Cross work. School
girls especially, should take an interest
and attend regularly.
Jerome Chance is reported to have a
light attack of scarletina, at the home
Of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Gilbert.
Mrs. I. W. Bouck is in Minneapolis
this week, attending Grand Chapter.
Miss Mae Foote went to st. Paul the
first of the week, after a short visit
here, with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Foote.
Miss Helen Haddican has rented
rooms over the posoffce. which she will
occupy after her return from KimbaK
where she is at present visiting rela.
tives.
A young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
Noggle is very ill with pneumonia.
It is reported that DR.. William Nc.
Dougall has been promoted to captain
The Royalton Red Gross ball team de-
| feated Long Prairie team May S, by a
| score Of to 3. Battery: Weibrick
pitcher; Pohlkamp and Newman catch.
| ers.
Andrew Thoen and E. Richardson OF
Rice were Royalton visitors Tuesday.
A Red Cross auction and a ''bar1
dance' were given by Charles Burgraf
Tuesday night at his home in. NORTH
iPralrlte. - : =. ~*' '-''-
Private Harry Bargabos has returned
to Camp Dodge, after a leave of alb
sence on account Of illness. s.,
Sunday, May ~, Royalton and Cros
by Red Cross baseball teams will play
in Royalton at 8 O'Clock in the after
noon.
E. Carson and j. P. Myers Of Ramey
transacted business in Royalton thi.
week.
The N. P. will complete the lowering
of the tracks at the 500 crossing thi:
week.
| Elmer Trask of Two Rivers broke hi.
collar bone, while working in his sta
BILE.
It is reported that w. H. Galley has
| sold his residence to DR.. E. L. McGon
agile and purchased one in st. Cloud
where Mr.. and Mrs. Galley will reside
in the future. It is always regret tt
have such changes occur in our small
community and especially is it to be re
GREETED that these good citizens should
leave Royalton. 49,
There were morning services in Grace