Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-06-09

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IGlenWood Tuesday where they Ri will
visit w few days WI tn their daughter
Mrs. Chas Giants and famil
John, a. p Mason left Sunday for Mo-
and accompany Mrs. Mason's aunt to
this place Mns she VII reside asa .on
who were called 70 this place by the
turn Thursday to their home IN st
Paul. ii s$ .3z 81 sf q
Mrs. Walter j. Cofield, who has been
visiting relatives here returned Satur-
day to her home IN Min m aR;,dg.n ~,
have been visiting relatives here, re-
turned Saturday to their home IN Bow ''p-
+. o. Larson. who visited relatives
here the past week, returned to Min
neapolis, where he is taking vocation
al training Mrs. Larson and son TDav.
i'd will remain here for few weeks
visit with relatives. y ls
p. 4. McNally. candidate for superin-
tendent Of schools, was acaller mere
Mrs. L. H. Bussen and Mrs. Q: A.
Krousey left Monday for the Twin WIN
The marriage Of Miss Rosalie Cal
houn Of this place and Mr.. James Car
son Of Alberta, Can, was solemnlze6
at st. Johns Catholic church at 8
o'clock Tuesday morning. -
Miss Pauline Calhoun, sister OF the r.: e
bride. was bridesmaid and Raymond
Calhoun, brother of the bride: was best be; t
man. Rev. FIR. Scheiley officiated. the
church was beautifully decorated with
ferns and wild flowers. After the cere,
mony, wedding breakfast was served
at the Calhoun home to relatives and
few invited guests. The rooms were
beautifully decorated. Mrs. Carson
has taught in the village schools mere
the past two years and has maze many
After the wedding breakfast. the
couple left on the morning train Tor
Alberta, Can. where they will reside
The bride wore traveling suit ~, OF
navy blue and hat to match. The
bridesmaid was gowned In black ana
wore a black hat:
Mrs. Consuello Mills Legg passed
away at her home at Pillsbury on
Thursday night, after several months
illness from cancer, aged 81 years.
She was born in the state of Michigan.
but re1hoved to the state of Iowa with
her parents, when young girl, where
she was united in marriage to Chas.
Frederick Legg in 1889. The family
have resided in this locality about rs
years.
She is survived by husband and one
son B. F. Legg Of st. Paul, one grand
son and one foster DAY 6aq 9s,: MIS- MIS-
many friends who extend sympathy to
held from the Congregational church
at this place Sunday at o'clock p. m,
Mrs. c. f. Lutz, pastor of the church,
officiating. Burial was in Spring
Brook cemetery.
High school commencement Satur-
evening.
Program rendered:
Invocation ----------------.--.-.Mrs. G. F. Lutz
salutatory -----------------.---.--Olga Dettler
Double Quartette
---..------- I'm the Time of Roses"
Glass History ----.--.-------Hazel Erickson
Glass Prophecy ----.--:---.---;::.-;;--Harold Cox
Selection ..................Swanville Orchestra
Address-"Life and Work" .-.-.-.-.----..-----.
------M Frank M. Rarig
of the University Of Minnesota
| Chorus-"S lumber Boat ---Glee CLUB
! Presentation of Graduates---.------..----.----
...-..--..Mr Willard C. Olson
Presentation of Diplomas----------...----.-..:
Char les D.. Stith
Chorus-'Blow Soft Winds''----------------.-
Selection ::-:::::::swanvii1e Gree 6Fshe ca1s
Benediction ;-----;---Mrs: c. F; IL. Lutz
Hgh co Seh 0f1. nat3sr Hsza
f1diOlU COA, OlSd A. hctLIc1, 1Ac1ACA AHA'
| Erickson, Helen N. Olson, Dona L.
Stoll. Naomi E. Strandberg. Helene W.
Trampe, and Anna Louise Truog.
Eighth Grade:-Anna Beseman. Mar
Kaun, Harold Kind. wymond Krousey
Freeman Maland. Selma Miller. Richard
Olsen, Lester Stoll, Theodore Stoll
Lloyd Sylvester, Walter Trampe
George Urbanski, Olga Youngdahl,
and Clarence Wilmot.
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