Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-31
PERSONAL.

| MIR. Geo. w. Thayer returned from
Minneapolis yesterday. 8 @
I Mr.. A. Tanner went down to the
cities Tuesday on business.
| Rev. A. Harper Jr., and wife are Wis.
iting in Faribanlt this week. 4. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Gordon are ex-
peeted toreturn on Tuesday next from
Dakota. 49,. 49,
Messrs. P. H. Gross AMI Fred Stang
went to St. Paul Wednesday OH
business. =. ..s.=-.@.t { ~ =.
Messrs. ]. B. Hutchings aud G. W
Wlnstan'iley were in st. Cloud ON Sa,
urday last. g..
Mr.. Russell Baker, the electrician.
returned Tuesday from business tril
10 st. Paul.
Mr.. NJ: N. Young, of Two Rivers. was
in the city Wednesday to attend the
state lard sale.
DR.. Breyfogle and wife left Littl,
Falls on Saturday last for their home i'll
Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Mary Newt, of Minneapolis, has
been at the Palace hotel this week, With
stock of millinery goods.
Capt. &C. Merriman and Mr.. J. S
Lane, prominent citizens of Minneapo.
lis, were in the city on Monday.
Mr.. Henry Rosenberger, of the Ros-
enberger Manufacturing Co.. st. Cloud
was in Little Falls the first Of the week
Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter and Miss Sadie
B. Fuller attended the Alumni Reunion
Of the st. Cloud Normal School on Tues
day.
Mr.. Mark Graves, conductor on the
Northern Pacific between st. Paul anG
Brainerd, was in the city visiting friends
on Sunday.
Mr.. II. X. Halverson. of Richards &
tialveSron, the sub-contractors who are
grading the cutoff, was in the city part
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, X. Goulet and Mr. and
Mrs. l.. A. Newell were in the city from
Gravelyile yesterday to attend the
memorial services.
Mr.. Frank LindGe rgh has returned
from Valparaiso, Ind, where he has
been attending school, and will remain
here during the summer.
Lawyers Farnham and Lindbersh
went to St Paul Tuesday to appear be-
fore the supreme court in the Case OF
Richa. Bros. vs.. Schleusener.
Mr.. w. B. Dawley, a prominent citi-
zen OF Crookstor, is in the city assisting
his old townsman, 3. Clement, to get
his new business into running shape.
Mr.. j. G. Winston, Of the firm of Win
ston Bros, Minneapolis, who have the
contract for grazing the cutoff, was reg
istered at the Antlers Monday.
Journal Press: Mr.. N. p. Clarke
started Yesterday for New York. intend
ing to sail from that city on the 29th
inst, on the steamer CITY Of Paris
for Europe. Mrs. D. B. searle &C.
com panies him. both going for their
eral months. Mr.. Clarke's two daugh
tiers are still in Europe, and will
probably not return with him.
Albert Olson, aged 81 years, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson, died at
his home in this city on Monday, May
q of consumption, after an illness Of
nearly one year. The funeral was held
at the Methodist Episcopal church on
Tuesday afternoon. He was the third
member OF the family that has died OF
consumption. The family moved to this
place from Aberdeen, Dakota, last fall.
No quorum was present at the adj
journed meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce held on Monday evening.
us the meeting Of the city council and
the Germania entertainment called sew
eral members elsewhere. The meeting
was adjourned until next Monday
evening June 3, and as important pro,
positions the Mahan matter
and the Catholic convent-will come up,
it is for the good of the city that there
should be large attendance.
The electric company's station is
being built at the Roller Co.'s mill, i'm
mediately over the water wheel, and
power will be obtained for the present
from the mill company's shaft. Poles
for the lines are being delivered, and
the wire and machinery will arrive
from st. Pa I'll in day or two, Work
will be pushed on the construction of
the plant as rapidly as possible, and
lights will soon be supplied for private
and public use.
Several young men of Little Falls and
vicinity who have been industriously
practicing base ball playing this season
had acquired notion that they were
quite proficient in the sport, and we're
intending to challenge the Royalton
experts. AS it is not pleasant to the
community at large to have Royalton
defeat Little Falls representatives, a
few inexperienced. scrub players de-
termined to show the FIRST nine" that
the latter had better not try any out
side nine yet. A few days ago game
was played between the experts and the
scrubs. and to the horror of the fellows
who wanted to play Royalton, they
couldn't even win a game from a newly
organized club. Since then there has
been no talk of challenging any outside
nino.
II Serenade.
The Royalton band, assisted by Prof
Van Camp and Il few of the Little Fall.
boys called around on Thursday even
:, ing and honored the Rev Mr.. Donovan
and family with a few pieces of choice
] r.. H.,