Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-02-05
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w. NJ. Fuller returned tn st. Paul
| Tuesday. ,.@, r.. a. 4..>a
J. H. koop, ot Rrainertl, was In the
city Yesterday. r.. @";l '%e,
Mrs. H.O. ROnInes left Tuesday for
Kenyon, Mimi. ...'5& #rl
Il. G. Wing, Of ST. Cloud, was in
town Saturday. "s :t
A. Tanner went TO Bratnerd Mon
day ON business. -y *
I'll. o. Evans, OF Burtrum, was IN
the city waterway. A.
S. r. Staples came down from
Randall yesterday. i. !,
j. w. Irwin went to Brainerd yes.
terduy on business %$
JnO. A Berkpy went to st. Paul
Wednesday morning. -, -, ~" 4
e. |. McNair returned from Duluth
Wednesday, morning:
Mrs. Il. A. Bowers, OF Koyulton,
was in thr city Saturday. " *
James II. Garvey, .he piano tuner,
WAS in the city Wednesday. u a
r $. Clarke. OF Royalton, was a
visitor in the citv yesterday. 49,. ~
MIR. and Mrs. &. II. Cnrrie, oY Lin.
coin, were In the city Saturday.
u. Trettel was Il st. Paul passen-
ger on Monday afternoon train.
Miss Bertha Rhodes returned to 1
Minneapolis Wednesday, incoming.
Miss Hermine Lamothe went to st.
Paul Tuesday for visit with friends.
James Johns, the Minneapolis
wheat dealer, was In hectty Monday.
Patrick Healey, of PARK Rapids,
wasa Ii tth' Falls visitor Wednesday.
r: A. Lindbergh returned Tuesday
night from q" business VISIT at St.
Paul. .r.,
Mrs. j. O. Pomeroy. OF st. Paul, is
visiting the family of A. Tanner, In
this city. A. -
Roadmaster Downing 'tOf the
Northern Pacific, was In the city
Monday.
NJ. NJ. Williams went to st. Paul
Monday afternoon for a short busi-
ness visit. f$
A. Smart. n resident Of st. Cloud,
was transncting business In this city
saturday. -'.... ..s.
Miss Carlson, of Red Wing. is visft-
ing with Mr.and Mrs. 6. R.Anderson
oi this city. <$.t l. ..8GtFs J. 81
Frank Ellepbeciser, and u Andrew
HansotI went ts' 81 !. loud Monday
dn business. '.'= ,'Ss@'S.' -.
Frank Southmayd returned Satur-
day from Il visit at his former home,
Eau Claire, Wis.
Mrs. Cal. Rollins came up from
Minneapolis, Wednesday night. on u
visit tN relatives.
Gus Frederick, OF Sauk Rapids, was
in the city Wednesday morning on his
way to Swanville.
W. H. Seurles, travelling freight
agent for the 500 road, was Little
Falls visitor Saturday.
ID. u. Odds returned to st. Paul
Monday morning after a visit of u
few days with his family.
5. J.. Casey spent Sunday visiting
friends In this city and returned to
Randall on the midnight train.
Mrs. Henry Goulet returned Mon
day night from u visit Of several
weeks with relatives in Canada.
Archie Heron went to the Twin
Cities Wednesday on business, expect
ing to be gone about two days.
Mrs. j. G. Millspaugh came home
Sunday morning from an extended
visit with friends at West Superior.
Mrs. B. +. Case, Of Fargo, who has
been visiting her parents in this city
several days, returned home Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Payne. Of st.
Cf,ud, were in the city Sunday to at
tend the funeral Of Miss Carrie
Rhodes.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald, of Duluth. ar
rived in the city Tuesday, called by
the serious illness OF her ia ther, James
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kiewel left
Tuesday night for two weeks
visit with relatives and friends ut
Fergus Falls.
Marcus Naurin, of Cold Springs.
arrived in the city Monday morning
to look over his mercantile business
interests here.
Mrs. &. w. Brown arrived from
Jackson, Mich, Saturday, being
called by the death of her sister, Miss
Carrie Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Laird re-
turned last Friday from visit Of
several months with relatives and
friends in Iowa.
Geo. G. Knoche, of Minneapolis.
agent for the freight department of
the West Shore railroad, was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. II. F. BOhan and children re-
turned Saturday from Minneapolis,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives for two weeks.
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