Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-12
ROYALTON

July u-Under the auspices Of the
Red Cross the Fourth was celebrated
with greater success than ever before
since Royalton took its place on the
map. The attendance was large; the
seemingly satisfactory to the guests
from various parts Of the county. The
parade was headed by the Long Prairie
band and Home Guard, about twenty
five of them, who also gave military
drill, Rev. Chas. Blake delivered
most patriotic address, and shortly af-
ter the baseball game between the Long
Prairie and Royalton teams was played
and resulted in victory for the home
team. Of course there was dancing IN
the bowery both afternoon and eve
ming. The proceeds Of the days enter
tainment netted over thousand dol
lars, which will enable the Red Gross to
increase it's output of hospital garments,
knitting and surgical dressings. The
management feels deeply indebted to
all who helped make the day SO great
a success. To the large delegation from
Long Prairie Royalton feels especially
grateful.
Mrs. Milo Young and Mrs. Henry
Armstrong of Bowlus were Royalton
guests on the Fourth. =
Atty. G. Rosen1neier Of Little Falls
celebrated the Fourth in Royalton.
MI. and Mrs D. Richter Of Minnea-
polls were guests at the A. E. Foote
home over the Fourth.
Watt Bell of Bemidji and daughter
Zenda visited friends in Royalton over
the Fourth.
Among the visitors who were here
for the Fourth were Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Burt of Randall, Mrs. Noehl of Wade
ma, George Galley Of Sank Rapids, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Bennewitz Of st. Cloud,
Mr.. and Mrs. Galley of st. Cloud, Mr..
and Yrs. c. whitehall of Sank Rapids,
Mrs. Jerre Dunphy Of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Arthur johnson Of Big Lake.
Mrs. r. Wilde and son Arthur went
to the cities the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Munholland and
daughter Lucille of Minneapolis have re-
Gently been here visiting Mrs. Munhol-
lands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. New
man.
Mrs. Layman, nee. Laura Terrill, Of
Minneapolis is the guest OF Mrs. Ed'
Lakin.
Mrs. G. Werner returned from Anoka
Saturday night, where she was called
by the death of her sister, Mrs Lottle
Trussel. Mrs. Warner was accompanied
home by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Joslin and brother, Vern joslin OF
Camp Perry.
Mrs. Mary Street returned from q
ten-days' visit to Rush City, the first
of the week.
Mrs. and Miss Lonsdale of Sank Rap
ids were Royalton visitors Monday.
C. W. Bouck went to st. Paul last
Wednesday on business.
W. H. Bourke is in Minneapolis on
business this week.
Jerre Murphy and Walter Layman Of
Minneapolis left Monday morning for
their homes, having arrived here Satur-
day night to spend Sunday at Mile
Laos lake with the A. M. Watson and
Ed. Lakin families, whose guests Mrs.
Murphy and Mrs. Layman have been
for the past week. 80 :,.,,.: r.
The Five Hundred club held q Sun
day picnic at Pelican lake in honor Of
MI. and Mrs. G. II. Boyce, who are to
y. x
viii make their future home.
Mrs. George Galley Of Sank Rapids is
here visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. A. Fitch returned from Du.
lnth recently, where she visited rela-
tives.; -',;;:: -.:, : r. "
Guy Peters Of Brainerd was here the
past week, visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Peters.
Rena Newman has returned from q
visit to Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. G. Bargabos and daughter-in-
Jaw, Mrs. Harry Bargabos, visited
Camp Dodge the past week, where Har-
~ Bargabos is in training.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goldb1oom, are
guests at the Jos. CARRIER home.
Monday night a dance was given in
the bowery, at which time a quilt which
had been ratified was drown by Frank
Scott. There was good attendance at
the dance and the proceeds were turned
over to the Red Cross
George Fowler Of Kansas City was g
Royalton visitor Monday. Mr.. Fowle,
was at one time the N. P. agent here
and has many friends in Royalton who
are always glad to welcome him back
Miss Ruth Lambert arrived home
from 'Boseman, Mont, Saturday and
viii visit her mother, Mrs. Cora Lam
bert for few weeks.
It has been decided to let the bow
cry remain where it is for the summe,
and have dances every Monday night
for the benefit of the Red Cross. Mr.
Weber of the Sarten Paper Mills ha.
generously donated sufficient canvass
to cover the roof anud that which wa.
lent for the purpose by the farmers il
this vicinity is being removed and vii
be returned to them at once. The man
agement feels very much indebted 70,
this help, both for the use of canvass
and to Mr.. Weber, who has so kindly
! made it possible to continue means tt
! raise funds for the Red Cross.
Mrs. M. F. Street and Mrs. r. &
Carnes went to Little Falls Thursday.
Grace Church Guild met with Mrs
Blackwood Thursday.
Miss Alma Burkel, who is employed
at the J. c. Penney store, began her va
cation Monday.