Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-12-25
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D. s. Mooers. Of FIT. Ripley, was IN
town Saturday.
IS. :: Langmade. III Randall was in
town Wednesday.ys !, og5j5np3NS
T. 3. Ambuhl. was cat Swanville
yesterday On business.
j. w. Irwin went to Brainerd
Tuesday on business. 9hyU M l9fFsf*
Mrs. j. N. Furdyce, will visit Roy
alton friends Christmas.
TIC. Gordon went to st. Paul Sat-
urday morning on business. So.
Joseph Kraker, of Melr.,se, was d
visitor in the city Saturday.. z94.a@A
Geo. E. Wilson, of Royalton, was
a visitor In the city Tuesday ''91s}'@. y
X. }. Hartley, OF Brainerd, was d
Little Falls visitor Thursday. MIA
Il. E. Staples went to St.. Paul
Thursday morning on business 7aGt
Geo. LaFond went to ROyalton
Tuesday afternoon on business. >a
Rev. VIM. Moore returned Wednes-
day to his home ut Clinton, Wis. : .
Mrs. A. &. Morrill, returned. Satur-
day from visit at Minneapolis. sil,
A. F. and j. j. McRae. OF Swanville,
were visitors in the city Monday. n,
Miss Sara Jansen, of Bratnerd. is
visiting friends in this city today.
Mrs. J. w. Ward, of Sank Centre,
is visiting Little Falls friends today.
CT. McNair returned Monday night
from u business visit to Minneapolis.
VIM. Hill. of Fargo, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. j. l.. Thatcher, IN this
city. s'"'''b "tt3
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Mecusker re-
turned Tuesday from Il visit to 81.
Paul. a.. Z p! l','a''
Geo. Lee wentss to Long Prairie
today to spend Christmas with his
parents. ...,,
IL. r. Gurtiss. of Minnea polls, is
visiting his nephew, Milton f. Lewis,
in this city. .,g,;.
L. Van Hecke returned Wednesday
night from business visit at the
Twin Cities. Gl%
Geo. E. Seeley, of Aitkin, one of the
Pine Tree cruisers, was in the city
Wednesday. ;e#it
A. r. Hoover, of Musca tine, Iowa,
Is visiting his brother, E. NJ. Hoover,
in this city. ....,
Miss Maud Martin, who has been
visiting friends at st. Cloud. returned
home Tuesday. #
G. A. Yetter left Monday night to
spend the holidays with relatives at
Penbina, N. ID. '.s" - -
f $. Stanton, millwright at the
Interstate mill, went to Sank Rapids
Tuesday on business. ..-
Mrs. Al Lepper and children went.
to Staples Tuesday for a visit with
relativ and friends. ..5.....r -. !
Sheriff John Tierney, OF Anoka
county, was in the city Tuesday
afternoon ON business. e., =. t.,., I
C. A. Weyerhaueser,, WHO has
been on n trip to Florida. returned
home Wednesday night. = f.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hyson went toSt.
Cloud Thursday to spend Christmas
with relatives and friends. |".'~
Jno. A. Berkey went to st. Paul
this Thursday to spend the holidays
with hts family at st. Paul.
Miss .Phillis Morrow. of sAltkin,
arrived in the city Thursday to
spend Christmas with friends. W.
R. S. Clark, Frank Armstrong and
H. W. Mining, III Royalton, visited
in the city FOR u short time Tuesday.
Miss Lima Lemieux returned. home
ON the Tuesday morning train from u
VISIT with relatives and friends ut
MOorhead.
Mrs. j. D. Marston, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. D.. d. Odds.
left Sunday afternoon for her home
at Chicago. ,.,...., n..,... ...: ave..
Mrs. G. E. Carlson and children were
passengers on the Sank Centre train
Thursday for. Christmas visit
with relatives. ..,. ~ 49,, ,.,..l
; Miss Anna Henpenlotter, clerk in
the office Of judgeOf probate. went
to ROyaltOn for a Christmas visit
, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Victor went
to New Prague "" Thursday to
spend the holidays with rela-
tives and friends. >'s",, "f'' 49,
Mrs. James. Kerr, OF Three Rivers,
Mich, arrived in the city Wednesday
on a visit to her sisters, Misses Mary
and Kate Meyers. ''
Mrs. VIM. Ford and nephew,
Master George Gregg. left Saturday
for a holiday visit with rela tives and
friends at Chicago. tSaHah: ~d1 j." ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Mecusker.
and Miss Mamie Buchanan" went to-
st. Paul Sunday afternoon for a.
visit of several days with friends.
, Mrs. Helmer. who has.been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Belle WoOd, in
this city for several days, returned
to her home at Aldrich Saturday.
Miss Ella Main. who has been en-
Moved in Mrs p. r. HOSch's millinery