Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-04
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Eorganiza tion without beloneing to any
lodge
s4 After being in the merchandise busi-
ness i'm NJ otley for ten years or more,
Geo Moaher has cold his etnck Of gods
to his efficient clerk, Scott Crawlev, and
in the future Mr.. Mosher will busy him
self with other AFFAIRS Mr.. Crawley has
removed the stock to the Wilson build
ing opposite the W,,itford restaurant,
while the entire building formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. Mosher will be used by.
Mrs. /, "A. Morrison. ss
Alb. Wolf, who for several months has
been clerkng for Wolf & Torgerson.
informs US that he has resigned his
position and will sever his connection
with that firm March 10th. Al. says
he is tir, OF indoor work and longs to
get outside. where he can fill his lungs
with pure air, and give his muscles
better opportunity Of developing. He
expects to leave for Walker without
delay Alb. has been very obiging
clerk and his departure will be missed by
many. L.. r RI Z Z; i. - "a ..1E1
Goldie Mcmillan is quite sick this
week. s. r. s5 t. So ST. @.s*
We understand that Mira. Gertie ellis,
who was to return to the Pacific coast
next week, has decided to remain here
until June. It is reported that when she
returns her father, San Francisco, will
accompany her. r.. -
Martin Rexford, of Wisconsin, Miss
Barker and Miss Libbie .HattOn, OF Fl.
Ripley, drove up from the latter place
Sunday and are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Verg. Whitcomb and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Kinney. Miss Pearl
HaItoD, who has been here for some
time, will return with the visitors.
Miss Winifred Spaulding, Mrs. A. L.
spend some time with relatives and
friends. 49,
A. L. Cole made flying trip to St.
Paul yesterday, returning today.
On account OF the failure of the evan
gelist to arrive, the revival services
announced TO commence at the VI. E.
church last Sunday evening have been
postponed for one week.
Faye cole, who had been sick with
sore throat for couple Of weeks, was
able to return to school Monday.
There were no services at the Free
Methodist chbrch last Saturday eve
ming. = e !
We understand that Geo. W. Brentner
contemplates leaving for Oregon about
the LIST OF April. :.
!: We regret to learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
FIR. WOrthing will soon leave Motley to
go west. Their daughter, Mrs. kerby,
expects to precede them, going next
week. Mrs. Kerby will be greatly
missed by the many friends she has
made during her short stay here.
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