Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-04-28

MI 7ound "a bolt Sc silk 81 the road
near his home Sunday morning, which
Scaused much ing Is to- where itl
came from. HIT Nonda became?
snos w they were ias Il of The goods
stolen from b the &. AZ Hartman store 81
Pierz, saturday nigh The goods;
have been identified by the sheriff and:
Nr. Hartman 81:
w. 3. Gilmer, new. owner Of the.
Palace theatre, gave q dance Tuesday
might, which was well attended. Con
ner s orchestra furnished the music.
Birdette Conner, q former resident Of
|Royalton, is visiting relatives.in town.
Rulel Lambert Of Funkley arrived
Sunday to visit relatA ives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. s. Munholland of
Anoka are visiting at the Matt New.
man home. s.
The Misses Eleanor McGonagle, Beth
Carnes, Mable Carnes and Grace Lam
bert, who are attending teachers train.
ing college at st. Cloud, spent the
weekend at their homes in the village.
! Mrs. Ezra Munholland and children
are visiting at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Logan. Mrs.
Munholland is recovering from a ser
ious accident and has been in a hospital
lat Fargo for several months.
The funeral of the late VIM. Sparrow,
was held from his residence Sunday at
tcrnoon at l 'clock, Rev. Parish off.
ciating. Masonic services were held
at the cemetery and the interment was
in the family lot in Riverside. Among
the relatives present were J. A. Spar
row. Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. d. S.
Sparrow, Graham; Mr.. and Mrs. J. r,
Sparrow, st Cloud; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sparrow, Sank Rapids; and Mrs
IOrcutt, Dryden, WASH; Mrs. Carpenter,
Minneapolis, sisters of deceased; and a
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Ward, of Napa.
sine, Wash; T. B. McCollock, St. Cloud
and Mr.. and Mrs. David McCollock,
Rice. ....< ~.=
Among tie out of town friends were
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Galley, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Dragoo, Sank Rapids; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Clepper, Mrs. Albert Cairns, Rice;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Thoen, Frank Kie'
now, Graham and Mrs. II. H: Clifford
Little Falls. .,'
w. II. Ua1Aey was dC 1oAA INV
Buchanan Tuesday, representing the
Roller Commission House Of st Paul.
The NJ. E.. Aid held a New England
supper in the church basement Wed
nesday.
! Deep sorrow pervaded the entire
community when the message came
that Ruth Lambert had answered tho
last call, Monday, April Gath, 1922, al
Bozeman, Mont, from the effects of ap
pendicitis. Ruth Lambert was the cid
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ST Lam
bert, old residents Of this place. She
was born in Royalton; was brought uI
here and lived with her mother, Mrs
Cora Lambert, until few years ago
when she became identified with mil
linery establishment and has followed
the occupation since then. She was {
young woman Of exceptional pleasing
manners, and very much liked and ad
mired by many friends, both old ant
and young. Her untimely death j!
deeply lamented by a very large circle
of friends in the community.
The remains arrived here early
Thursday morning, accompanied by he
mother, brother Frank and sisters Yer
nettc and Belle, who were in Bozeman
Roy Lambert of Thief River Falls is al
so here for the funeral. The only alb
sent member of the immediate family
being Mark, who could not reach here
from California in time. The funera