Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-03-22
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|ure that ne has been made corpor-
al.
Mrs. Robert Bates went to Brain
erd Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Roman Themes.
Mrs. John Hunter visited her
daughter, Mrs. John Clifford, In Lit
tie Falls the last of the week.
April promises to be RED let
ter" day for Royalton Red Cross,
when MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Bourke
and MIR. and Mrs. Frank Johnson will
give an entertainment in the opera
house as benefit. The event will be
in the form of a Camoufage Carnival
which means variety of novel
stunts which everyone will enjoy and
a very cordial appeal is made to all
to be present and lend a hand.
! The Woman's auxiliary of the Pub
lie Safety commission of Morrison
county held a meeting at Little Falls
Saturday at which R0yalt0n was
twell represented by a delegation Of
about IS women, composed largely Of
members of the Study club as well
as others equally interested in the
necessity of food conservation A
motion was made that demonstra-
ton agent he assigned to Morrison
first county meeting of importance to
be held in the Sixth district.
| A deal is being considered by Geo.
Blanchet of Elk River and VIM. J.
Broker of Royalton for the latter's
saloon privileges.
! Mrs. I. w. Bouck went to st. Paul
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her daughter, Mrs. A. II. Turrittin.
A. A. Fitch was Minneapolis Wis
itor the first of the week.
Ed. Reynolds has returned from
international Falls where he has
been employed during the past win
ter.
Mrs. Murfitt was here from Little
Falls Tuesday.
| Fred Keehr, now Of Saskatchewan,
Canada, is here on business.
| Frank Gilmer of Onamia is here
for a short visit.
week in ROyaton with his family.
Mr.. Dunlap is filling a vacancy in
the agricultural department of the
high school for the present.
Mrs. John Kellogg has closed her
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home in ROyalton.
! Mr. Stueck, in charge of the Roy
alton creamery, has rented the E. J.
McCollum residence.
Mrs. Ed. Miller entertained the M.
E. aid Wednesday at her home in
lower town.
Henry Christie is loading a car
with his household and other effects
c1oi inn tn IN 1
has rented farm.
X. X. Carnes is making repairs on
his Two Rivers mill property and
will move his family there as soon
as the residence is completed.
George Galley returned to Sank
Rapids the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Clifford, who are
here visiting relatives, will move to
son Ira and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Galley went
to Duluth Wednesday.
books for the soldiers this week and
tribute as many as possible.
The A. c. Wilson farm tractor is
being put to other uses at the pres
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we'll qualified to move buildings. Two
good sized structures have been
moved to new foundations with COM
parative ease and safety.
Isaac Wilson was home Wednes-
day and Thursday, having been call
ed to Little Falls for physical exam
ination before the medical board.
Mrs. Loren McGonagle entertain
ed Grace church guild Thursday aft
ernoon.
MRS. l. w. Bouck returned from
st. Paul Wednesday night.
The third and last missionary tea
will be held Saturday afternoon,
March %, at the home of Mrs. /. w.
Bouck and everyone will please con-
slider themselves personally invited
to be present.
Mrs. Lamb has returned to her
home at Onamia after a few days.
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Ed.
Lakin.
A drive will be made this week by
order Of the Red Cross for clothing
for the French and Belgians back of
the German lines.
Morning and evening services in
Grace church On Palm Sunday.
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