Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-02
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December 81 Miss Helen Schwartz,
who is teaching school at stanton. n.
R H, alton with Wit her parents. Mr.: and
Mrs. Steve Schwartz.
Mrs L: J. Dassow has been i'll this
week. - R..s.
an ti minn aa&e ses At the
Miss Treva Kellogg; who is teaching
ssh9ol at Sidney, Mont IT, spent ,g9th her
knight Wilson Of Winnipeg, Man.
was called to Roya!ton Tuesday by the
Miss Grace sawdy has been i'll at her
home the past
"A family reunion was. held at the
when when ali the children H were present re
first time in years. Those present were
Fay, who Is attending Dunwoody at
Minneapolis; Harry: who TEACHES shes at M Ma
a aetie Maxine kim OF Of this Anef piae emu 'o
Mrs. A. G. Bouck left Monday for
Hudson. Wis: called there by the ILL
ne Byron e, W Wilson Of wadena has been in
town the past week.. called by the ILL
ness Of his father. A. c; Wilson.
MI and Mrs Eus snd sen Sar oa
River spent the Christmas holidays
With Mrs. Munholland's parents. Mr..
and Mrs; Matt Newman: ,1,.no.,o,,.
spent the Christmas vacation with her
Mrs. w. H. -Bourke. daughter, Clara,
and son. Dell. have been visiting friends
Norris Carnes spent Christmas holi-
days with his parents. Mr.. and MRS. j.
~ MRS. Vim. pragoo. a former resident
of Royalton. died December % at the
home Of her daughter Mrs: Geo: Galley hae!,
81 l. <@r hn CT
Years ana death resulted from the ef-
fects of paralysis. Mrs. Dragoo. whose
maiden name was rs Sarah G isxS SSs
Mrs. Geo. Galley, Sank Rapids, Mrs.. Fl.
Davidson. Appleton, Mimi. Mrs. H; E:
L gs RR0s ana s GSae Of 81
tended by the many Royalton friends;
The funeral was held from the home OF
day afternoon. Interment was made
in Riverside cemetery.
Frank Johnson has purchased the
The high school students went to
titled. The Neighbbors: They had a
large audience and Melted over 10, 80 do u
books for the library: Among the Roy
alton people, who attended were the
Misses Grace Lambert. Helen Schwartz
cree Ngggle, sn No., GRACE Pst 9 Johnson
Foote Ken. Barden, Ed. Smith. Dell
Bourke, Fred Tiemann and Harry Lo-
gan.
Sunday morning was shock to the en-.
tire community even th g, 6r it. it w wa 3
six weeks. The cause Of death was
septic venous thrombosis. Mr.: Wilson
was born in Bangor. northern New
young, his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
P. Wilson moved to Canada. where he
grew to manhood. He was educated in
Montreal and was later connected with
the lumber firm of Percival Wilson 4
GS at whitehall; N " M;n %ntid about s%d
Canadian Pacific Railway, then being
constructed through the hockey noun
tains. In 1886 he came to- Royalton,
and was idsntified with the lumber r f1rn'
dent of the First National bank for sew:
also operated a farm implement BUSH
ness, which he eventually sold to the
late F.. H. Lakin. Since the organiza-
ton Of the On P PpSyGen and Il G fbe
same time operating large farm near
town. which he recently sold to r.
Plantenburg. Those who survive him
are his wife, to whom he was married
in 1888, three sons. Knight b. Of VIM
nipeg; Byron, R. Of Wadena; Isaac J.
and one daughter, Marion HI of Royal,
ton, a brother and sister, George r.
Wilson and Mrs. e. A. BlackWood, also
of Royalton, and another brother. Tom
w. of Susanville. Cal. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon from the nome,
where a private service was conducted