Little Falls transcript., 1892-04-15
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
Mr.. John A. Berkey of st. Paul is
In the city.
DR.. NJ. II. Egan visited the Twin
Cities Sunday.
Mr.. Jerry Root was down from TT.
Ripley Monday.
Mr.. II. A. Lang returned to his
home ut Eau Clair
Mr.. G. w. Stratton. of Brainerd,
was In the city yesterday.
Col. E. Bridgman went to Henning
on a business trip Monday,
Mrs. E. O. Williams returned home
from Minneapolis Tuesday.
Attorney J. II. Rhodes transacted
legal business at st. Cloud Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. DragoO and daughter,
OF Royalton, are the guests Of Mrs.
VIM. Garfield.
Mr.. Louis Ritter OF St. Cloud spent
Sunday in Little Falls renewing
acquaintances.
Mrs. Chas. S. Crosse, ofStoughton,
Wis, is in the city, the guest of Mrs
G. A. Lindbergh.
Mr.. J. H. Cochburn came up today
from saltwater to 60 into the under
taking business in this city.
Mrs. John Cole of Brainerd, formerly
of Little Falls, is in the city these
days with Mrs. E. A. Gaskell
Mr.. Albert Sunderland and wife
OF Brainerd, are in the city atpresent
with their sister Mrs. Gaskell.
The Rev. Father Gumper, Of Long
Prairie, was in the city yesterday,
the guest of Father LamOthe.
Mr. Drew Musser, of the Pine Tree
Lumber company, left Monday
for home at Muscatine, Iowa.
Mr.: Eugene Laird has arrived in
the city and taken a position in the
Office of the Pine Tree Lumber Co.
County Superintendent J. H. Seal
Is spending the week at st. Cloud,
visiting the Normal and city schools.
Mr.. A. o. Whitman, N. P. Clark's
manager at st. Cloud, came up from
that place Tuesday.
Mr.. S. Burton, of Chicago, arrived
in the city last evening and will at
once go into the cigar manufacturing
business.
Mr.. l.. A. Newell has returned from
his visit to New York state, and has
wisely decided to go into business in
this city.
The Sister Superior of the st. Cloud
hospital was a visitor at ST. Gabri-
els hospital Monday, returning to
st. Cloud this morning.
Mr. J. E. Wing, OF st. Cloud, ma
chine agent for many years in that
city, and whose face is familiar to
all our old citizens, is in the city to-
day.
Mrs. Ed. Mahan yeturned Tues
day from Lanark, ILL., where she was
recently called by the illness of her
father and who died soon after her
arrival.
Mr.. G.. L. Durocher arrived yester-
day, accompanied by Mrs. Duroch-
er, and will remain until after the
store of the st. Paul Dry GOodscOm-
pany is opened.
Mr.. A. C. Shattuck, OF Minneapolis,
is in the city to-day. Art" is quite
an old settler OF Little Falls, having
''made' this town almost before
there was a town.
Mr.. G.. N. Robson and Mr.. Schon-
gall OF Duluth, the former gentleman
being interested in the brick yards
here, are in the city today looking
over the grounds with a view OF
locating.
Mr.. Hiram Wheeler, Of st. Cloud,
who acted as head sawyer for the
Pine Tree Lumber Co., OF this city,
last season, came up today to act in
a similar capacity for the company
this year.
Mr.. Morrison, son of John Geo
Morrison, an old settler of Little
Falls, who is now government farm
er at White Earth Indian agency,
came to town Tuesday and is seeking
alOcatiOn.
Mr.. A. E. Hussey, of st. Cloud, the
architect of st. Gabriel's hospital
and other buildings in Little Falls,
was here Tuesday comforting with
j. w. Close in connection with the
plans OF the latter's new block.