Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-11-25


church will give an entertainment
at the Business College hall In this
city. Look for program later.
Motley ltems.
Miss Polly Luzitzky, Of Ver"dale.
Is spending the week in Motley with
her sister. Mrs. John Newcolnb.
Clinton Henderson, who has been
on the sick list for some time, is re-
ported as being somewhat better at
present.
{ II. W. Baker. of Elbow Lake, MIMI,
manufacturer ,of "Aesculaptus,"
headache killer Of no small merit,
was IN the village Saturday.
Mrs. II. A. Aubrey. who formerly
lived in Motley. tut for the past few
Years a resident '>f North Dakota,
IL In the city. Mr.. Aubrey ia on the
road here. They will spend the
winter here; Mr.. Aubrey working In
the woods.
The first storm Of the season
reached Motley this week, and 1t has
furnished no small amount OF diver
sity to those who had forgotten the
requirements of this exacting season.
The trains were several hours late
Tuesday. No. : reached here at 6
O'clock. although it ia due at 2:20.
DR.. Dinahan has rented n suite OF
rooms over J.. A. Morrison store,
and has fitted them up for offices.
A dance was given at B. F. Coles
hal! Thanksgiving evening. Splendid
music was furnished. and lovers OF
the art found ample entertainment.
Thanksgiving services were held
at the NJ. f. church Thursday even
Ing.
The post.otfice pump contracted
quite severe cold Monday evening,
80 Postmistress Daley, In her usual
diligent manner, ut once set about
to relieve It's distress. She first clad
it In wooden garments, and after
ward gave 1t u hot water bath.
Circulation was soon restored, and
it now appears but little worse for
it's late indisposition.
Mrs. John CritchIow has been con-
fined to her room with sickness since
Sunday.
Father Muzzy returned from a
short visit to the Twin Cities, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cole returned
from visit to st. Paul. Saturday.
J.J. CHASER returned from n trip
north the last OF the week.
School closed Wednesday for
Thanksgiving. Work will be resumed
Monday.
| Some, OF the enterprising school
Eboye circulated subscription paper
aud purchased q neat frame for an
engraving OF WASHINGTON. The
framed picture adorn their school.
room. The entire school appreciates
the cheerfulness that has thus been
added.
j. II. Baker was a Little Falls
visitor Monday.
The telephone crew laid off Mon.
day afternoon on account OF the
storm, but Tuesday morning they
went to work again, and have kept
at 1t steadily ever since. Their work
here is rapidly nearing completion.
= The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Smith has been very III, but II
is now somewhat better.
The deer hunters have returned
home; some met with splendid sue
cess, Others were less fortunate. A
party Of four returned one day last
week with eleven as their share OF
the spoils.
Saturday was busy day for our
merchants, and several hundred dol.
lars worth OF business was trans.
acted.
Rabbit shooting is the chief amuse.
ment nowadays. Some fifty OF
more were brought In town Satur.
day.
Married-At the residence of the
brides mother. just south OF Motley,
on Wednesday evening, Nov. 10,
1898, Mr.. Edward Newkirk and Miss
Mary Seaton, Rev. s. Wait offici.
atiDg. The contracting parties are
exemplary and popular young people
OF Motley. with host OF friends,
who join us in wishing them q long
and happy welded life.
Quite q number Of young people
went to PhilbrOok to attend q mas.
querade ball given at that place
Wednesday evening.