Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-18
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Motley.

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81 Hrau township.
Rev. s. Wait is still in Thomastown,
where he has been attending a revival
meeting during the past week or two.
Sol. Barnhart has sold his property in
this village and will. W. are informed,
remove t. Detroit, Minn,, in few days.
@ ute large ice crop is being bar
vested this week.
Mrs. |. A. Morrison came up from
minneapolis Thursday and returned
Monday. Her many friends here are
glad to hear OF her decision to spend the
summer here She will return early i'll
April and will keep house in her little
cottage near the Merchants hotel. which
was recently occupied by Fred Smith.
". c. johnson is seriously considering
the feasibility of taking advantage OF
the exceptionally low rates TO the Pacific
coast, and it would not be at all sur
priring that he will be on the road
thlther within week.
The genie zpplyrS waited tEroug hout
town yesterday IN Il most careless man
ner In their perambnlat,ons they
broke one Of the large pine trees in t. ii.
Hodges yard. which fell on the rooi Of
his house but luckily caused but little
damage, Another quite large tree was
also broken in e. W. McNli!l,n's yard.
Miss Genevieve Paquin spent Sunday
in BrainerC yisltin 8 friends.
The clerks are all happy in Motley
this week, caused by the Kindness OF the
proprictors III closing their places OF
business at 1:3O y M, during the con
tinuaton Of the revival at the NJ. E.
church.
May Greenup has gone to Staples to
work for the family OF Rev. 6. E.
Tindall.
J. Oliver drove ont to Thomaetown
Sunday returning in the evening, &C.
cOmpaned by his sister, Louisa.
Mrs. C. W. Nc NiIlin was just recover
ing from long illness when she was
again taken sick and ct this writing is
quite seriously i'll with sore throat.
His second daughter. Irene, is also sui
fering frOnl tne same cause.
Tho little one ye;lr-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. JAS. Sears is very i'll this week.
Fred Compton has moved in from the
country, and is occupying a portion OF
!. W. Skaters house.
David Kinney and family went down
to Fl. Ripley Saturday to spend day
Or two with relatives and friends
There is promise OF a large attendance
at the masquerade ball to be given here
Thursday evening. The supper will be
given at the Whitford restaurant. which
is a gu. rantee that il will be ali that one
con!d desire it to be- \ protection that
wall he ap},lt cla''I 10y the dancers is that
the spectators will not be- admitted free
VIII Jacobs has returned from the
woods. He says that around Walker
thrr" was quite little more snow than
here.
f. Muzzy has broken camp and
returned to Motley.
Mrs. Abe Holm and Miss Lizzie Hart
went to Thomastown Thursday aud
returned Saturday.
Ray Baker is sick with sore throat.
e. f. Norris and fnocll 1urnettfuished
loading d car loads of ties last week
for MIS-. |. \. Morrison.
Me Wolf say $ he will leave for Walker
this week. It is also rumored that the
family of W. W. Wolf will remove
thithnr in a few weeks.
j. Is. NORM went up to Wadeua this
evening. He will return tomorrow
morning.
F.A Ballard, Of Staples, sppntSuniay
i'll The city.
The revival at the NJ. Il. church is
being well attended SO far the pastor,
Rev. Tindall, has been alone. but he
expects assistance not later than
Thursday
DR.. Paquln had so far recovered from
HIS recent illness that he was able to
drive down town one day last wee k
Mrs. J l.. Critchlow received u letter
from her sou, George Johnson, last
week announcing the accidental drown
ing of his tour year old son, at TiIamook
Bay, Oregon at which place George and
his family reside.