Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-10-19
PERSONALS.

NJ. Burton passed SUNDAY .l1Ap'1 I ~ o''
Paul. 56= Ss5
A. Tanner was a ST. Paul passen-
ger Tuesday. s... ~.
A. HI. Bryan returned Monday from
a business trip to st. Paul. ~.
j. NJ. Van Camp made q business
trip to KOyalton Tuesday:
Richard Lee went to st. Cloud on
the afternoon train Saturday.
A, Heron and G. l.. FOrdyce are
ut Mile Lacs on a hunting trip.
Auditor Ellenbecker made busi-
ness trip to ST Cloud Monday. .'
J.L, French. of Bucklnan, was a
caller ut the Transcript Thursday.
Andrew C.. Oberg, OF st. Cloud,
visited Little Falls friends Sunday.
Mrs. J. Burton and daughter re-
turned from st. Paul Monday even
ing. ~., ....=
Rev. A LamOthe and L. 0. VESSEL
went to Willard to hunt ducks Mon
day.
E.S. Smith went to Long Prairie
yesterday to look after his political
fences.
William Brown went to Duluth
Thursday to visit his sister, Mrs Nc
Donald.
Ernest Warren, Of Brainerd.
passed Sunday with his parents IN
this city.
Miss Alice Andrews, of GlenwOOd,
IL the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. NJ.
Ferguson.
w. B, Mitchell, of st. Cloud, was In
the city attending to business mat
ters yesterday.
Prof. j. l.. Thatcher returned to-
Saturday from business trip to
Madison, Wis.
Miss Jennie Rassier, passed Sun
day in the city and returned to st.
Cloud Monday.
Mrs. G.. W. Belts and Miss Carrie
Belts went to st. Cloud on the AFTER
noon train Tuesday.
G. NJ. Gillett, who was a sawyer in
the mill the past season, went 10
Minneapolis Tuesday.
F.B. Simmons drove over from
Long Prairie Wednesday evening
and returned next morning.
Mrs. G. Whetlock. of Corinna,
Wright county. is the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. J. F. German.
II. W. Mann and his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Davidson, returned Tuesday
from hunting trip to Westport,
W. H. White and family left on the
morning train for HobOken, n. D..
where they will hereafter reside.
Harry LivermOre, who was en-
ployed in the mill the past season.
left Monday for his home at Augusta,
Wis.
H; f.. Vessel. a brother OF l.. O.
Vessel, was in the city Tuesday
represen ting & a wholesale clothing
house.
H.J. McGrath, representing the
st. Paul Call. was in the city Tues
day on business connected with his
paper.
w. A. Shunaker and 5. Eide were
down from Randall wednesday
night to hear Hon. G. "A. Towne's
speech.
A. O. james came up from Minne-
apOles Wednesday and went tO SAuk
Centre yesterday morning to visit his
parents.
H. e.. Bennett left yesterday for a
trip to Minneapolis and Chicago. He
will also VISIT friends in Northern
Michigan.
A, p, McRue, OfSwanville, returned
Saturday from Duluth where he had
been serving on the United States
grand jury.
Revs. C.. !. Peteri, J. S. Hollkrautz,
of Minneapolis, and Rev. J. A. Carl
strom, of st. Cloud, came up Oh the
afternoon train.
Ed. Lavoy, who was foreman on
the boom at this place the past sea-
son, went to Minneapolis Saturday
for few days'+visit.
Mrs. J, j. Tucker and children
came down from Ripley Saturday to
spend Sunday with her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Pedley.
A. +. Ferris, Of Brainerd, and H.
r. Mallette, of ForestOn, Republican
candidates for representatives, ar
rived Tuesday from Long Prairie.
r. H. Chute. of Minneapolis, man.
ager of the Mississippi Lumber COM
pany, is in the city today on Dusi-
ness with the Pine Tree Lumber
company. ,.i1..
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Paulson left
Monday for Poy Sippi, Wis, where
they will spend the winter. Mr..
Paulson ia one OF the tilers aJ the
mill and will return next season.
B. Nelson, Of Minneapolis, pres
ident OF the Hcnnepin Paper COM
pany, and William de la Barre. en-
gineer for the St. Anthony Water
Power company, are attending to
some business matters in the city
Saturday. KITE. g.
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