Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
RoyaItOn Items.

march To the cemetery, besides the
old soldiers were Col. Ellsworth
post, Sons Of Veterans, the fire de-
pnrtment and a large following 81
citizens from this and surrounding
towns. The r. r. D. baud headed
the procession. After tht services at
the cemetery the people assembled
at the Muncy opera house. filling y
completely. Afterafew. inrrodnct,,ry
remarks by r. ). Flint. Hon. VIII.
| Lee gave the address Of the day. and
one appropriate to the memories ~
the day. an honest, dispassionhtte
appeal for patriotism and love Of 81.
country. The speaker was given
close attention., and his remarks
were heartily endorsed ia this com
mnni,y.
w. L McGonagle and son. Earl.
arc spending this week in AiinneapO,-.
lis. .,.as T.. !. ~.
l,r. Geo. e. Putncy is in the Twin
Cities this week on business.
r. l.. Mahan, u Zenith city at
torney. has hecn in the village this
week looking after 4. B. Hawkes. 4
Co. 's interests here: ~.
Mrs. /. w. Bnuck and Mrs. A. W..
Swanson visited Little Falls Tuesday
OF this week. s%%
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde. who nave been
visiting with us for some time, Went
up to Little Falls Monday. far a,
visit with their son, Mr.. thnS. HYDE.
Our friend. D. Eamplell. Of Buck
man, who has y en i'll and dNrtoring
for Il long. time, went to st. Paul.
this week. Donegal is going to make
an effort with the SANITY city physi-
cinns for u recovery to health. May
he speedily find health is the earnest
wish of his many friends. ,=. #
W. P. McNally has rel; tires visiting
with him. a. young ladv and gentle
man, brother and sister inst arrived.
from the OH t.,,nIt ry gss5 ,Is.
Thursday this week Mrs. Spark
hall, Mrs. A. C.. Wilson'S mother.
who has visited with her daughter
the past winter. left for her old home
at Windsor. Canada. Mrs. A. G.
and Mr.. j. r. Wilson accompanied
her .ls far as Minneapolis. .re
Mrs. I. w. 'Bouck and son, Damon.
LETT Thursday. this weeks for visit
to her old home at Dale. Iowa.
Fred Galley is visiting at his old
home in Delano, this state.
The kid base ball club held n recep-
tion t. the residenceOf Mark Murphy
Tuesday this week. Ice cream and
cake were served and the guests
"trun q ,wn''' $4.GO for the kids.
Honors are thrust OH this young
aggregn ton, but not so thirkly as
| they think they ;lre 'deserving OF, but
| wait! Wait unfit they fall down
once. . - & J,
| Our improvements are improving;
| the brick work finished ON q. w.
Bonck's building; Fremont Grs hams
new building hurryina along;,a brick
vault built in the bank: our streets
being graded and new side walks
going down. -, s.....
Born on May 80 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Rhoda Il Boy all are doing
well. r.. - ."-
Died on Monday, June 1st, at the
old home by the Mississippi, j. N.
Chapman. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at the N F..
church Rev. Satterlee officiating.
A large concourse it was that as
sembled to perform the last sad rites
for Nat. Friends and neighbors,
some VINO. had known him the
whole thirty-four years Of his life, for
Nat was born right here where he
died, Others who had known him but
short time, but all honest mourn
ers at his grave-for ashe lived. so
he died without an enemy in the
world and with all his acquaintance
| sincere friends.
For the Y. P. S. G.. r. Convention
to be held at Washington, ID. g.,
July Z to 13, a rate Of Il fare ana one
third has been authorized.
For the Singing Tournament. Ole
Bull Monument Assn at Minneapolis,
May II. rate OF fare and one-third, -,
subject to an attendance Of 100, who
pay full fare going.
T. w. MANN, Agent.
Y. P. =. T.. e. Convention.
The Central District Y. P. s. G. T..
Convention, comprising the counties