Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
PERSONALS.

Falls Saturday.
c. j. Haines arrived In the city
Monday evening.
Barney Burton returned Wednes-
day from MelrOse.
DIS. Mooers. OF TT. Ripley was In
the city yesterday.
Jno. A. Berkey returned from
Brainerd Thursday.
TIC. Gordon returned to Birch
lake Monday morning.
G. N. Lafond went to st. Paul
Wednesday afternoon. &
F. E. Cawley returned from Mime
apOlis Wednesday evening.
Dr.. F. III. Nero returned from a
fishing trip at Lake Alexander Tues
day. 90 .
Mrs. b. J. Hinkle and children left
yesterday for visit with friends at
Wadena.
Geo. Stillwell returned Tuesday
from q two weeks fishing trip to
Birch lake. s.. 3
John Wendt. the Swanville hotel
keeper. was Ia Little Falls yesterday
ON business. .,-.'. ,s.,.s.
A. ]. Marx, the st. Cloud cigar
manufacturer was in Little Falls
Wednesday,. ~ 5
]. W. Irwin left Wednesday evening
for q weeks visit with friends at
Detroit lake. G%T
Mrs. A. r. Davidson and Mrs. c..
W. Woodwork went out to Birch
lake Thursday morning. .,ss a.
Mrs. Mark Murphy and Miss Maud
Gilbert. Of Royalton. were visiting
Little Falls friends Wednesday.
Miss Eta Moelchert left Sunday
afternoon for q visit with relatives
and friends at Mason City, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Racine returned
Tuesday evening from a visit with
relatives and friends atCold Springs.
Mrs. H. A. Fretz and children re-
turned Friday from On extended
visit with relatives at New Alb'n.
Iowa.
Otto Warner and Mrs. w. E. Stone
went to st. Cloud Saturday to
visit their bro ther, Vim. Warner and
family.
AL Gadboys, of the Hotel Buck
man, returned Saturday evening
from a weeks visj. with relatives at
st. Paul.
Conrad Searle, from A.. E. John
son & Co. g office in st. Paul, was In
the city Sunday, the guest OF II.
Landahl.
DR., J. A. Dubois and family, Of
Sank Centre, passed through thecityS
Saturday en- route t0Louisville. KY.
on visit.
8. Drewett and family. of Duluth,
are visiting relatives In this city.
Mr.. Drewett ia a brother of Mrs.
Harry Stillwell. II
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Won Domarus
and Mrs. E. Becker, who had been
visiting. in Minneapolis, returned
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Butcher. who have
been visiting in this city for some
I of camp life at Birch lake.
Col. w. Eaton and G. B. Buchanan
returned Thursday from a short
visit at Lake Alexander. They went
to st. Cloud that afternoon on busi-
ness.
Mrs. A. l.. Riley, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. j. W. Berg.
in this city several days, returned 70
her home in Minneapolis Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Mecusker
returned "wednesday from a three
weeks visit to places in New York
state. They returned via the lakes
and Duluth.
Miss Mamie Buck man went out to
Lake Alexander Tuesday afternoon
where the other members OF the
family are now enjoying the
pleasures Of camp life.
Harold ThorsOn, of st. Paul,
president of the German American
bank of this city, was visiting here
Tuesday. He left on the evening
train for Pembina, N. D.
David Ploof, Of Bay City. Mich. is
visiting his brother, Peter PlOof. and
his Sis Ter w IL hAh oAooeSceus oA
this city It ia fifteen years since
they had seen one another.
Id. Brown left Monday for his old
home in Wyalusing, Pa. He ex-
poets to return in about two weeks
via the lakes. and will bring his little
daughter Gladys, and sister: Miss
Jennie Brown, who are now visiting
there. back with him.
Fred F. Kraft, book keeper for the
Hennepin Paper company, at the
Minneapolis office, who had been
here siLce Saturday looking after the
business of the concern until Mr..
McNair's return Monday afternoon,
returned to Minneapolis Tuesday
morning.
Miss Jennie Mix, Of Brainerd. who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis RAIDER for several weeks, left
Wednesday for Minneapolis to attend
the teachers summer training school
now in session there. Miss Mix is
one of the teachers in the Brainerd
schools. ,
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