Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-07-01
Motley Items.

Motley Items.
Supt. Bernard. of Walker, WASH
town Monday on business.
Alb Wolf made business tripxto
Park Rapids with q team last week.
J.B. NORM returned Sunday morn
ing from q visit Of some weeks with
his parent ts In Rhode Island.
Miss Maggie Norris returned Sun
day from Staples, where she has
been spending some time i with
friends. @ gE,
Miss Ethel Saeger OF st. Pal, came
up last week to visit her friend, Miss
Hannum. ..S 54E
Mrs. w. w., Bryant arrived last
week, and will remain for some time
visiting relatives and friends III Cass
county. ':~@$,
Miss Dora Judson left last Satur-
d av for visit with relatives in st.
Paul enrOute to her home at Farm.
iugton, MINI. N.
Geo. Whitiord returned Monday
from Barker, where he has been Tor
cople OF weeks, with his sister.
Mrs. G. Herzog, #s{
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. NORM, at the
recent meeting of the school board,
were elected to positions In the
Motley schools for the ensuing year.
Misses Ethel Saeger and Mary
Hannum. Of the Twin Cities, spent
Sunday at Sylvan Lake, guests at
the stock farm managed by Mr..
Jones. .z.H%
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Norm and son
Russell left on Wednesday for Vino
ma, Minn., where Mr.. and Mrs. NORM
will attend the summer session of
the Winona Normal.
Call at Jarboe & Lyman's for q
good meal or lunch.
Mrs. Emma Daley and Miss Edna
j Johnson drove to Staples on Tues
day. They report good deal Of
water and many bad mud holes left
from the hard rains.
Mr.. Mobiles, of Staples, visited
Motley Monday, canvassing the
town for new members for the Wood
mems lodge OF Staples. He gained
some new members for the lodge,
Just how many could not be ascer-
tained.
The Children's Day exercises at the
M. E. church last Sunday evening
were decided success. In spite of
the stormy weather there was a
good attendance, and all the num-
bers of the well filed program were
heartily enjoyed.
A. l.. Cole has commenced the
work of moving the building oc-
cupied by bis general merchandise
store. from it's present position and
will place it on one of the lots re-
Gently purchased by him on Main
street, south OF the track. "
Rev. Waite and family leave Fri
day morning to attend F. NJ. camp
meeting, which is in session near
Bertha. On Thursday their goods
were moved into the new parsonage
which has just been completed, and
the family will 20 to their new home
on their return.
Re,nen. ber the Maine place to buy
fruit, confectionery, cigars, etc., is
JARBOE & LYMAN's.
Mesdames Joe Baker, W. H. Ben.
son, O. Torgerson and Miss Torger.
son, Messrs. Baker, Torgerson. Ben.
son and Rippon were the members ol
a very jolly party who went from
here with the cxcursionists to the
Woodmen's picnic at Detroit last
week. They tell Of a very delightful
time, and courteous treatment by
the N. T. officials.
The M. E. church people were
much pleased with the work OF the
new church choir, heard for the first
time last Sunday. Mr.. r. Hodge ls
cholrister and Mrs. En- ma alley or.
gaEist Of the choir, and other mem.
bers are Mrs. Ben Thomas, Misses
johnson. Norriss. Tower, Freeman
and Pentfield and Mesars Frank
Brazler and Leslie Benson.
Almer, the four-year.old son Of
John Wickluhd, had an accid ent last
week which might easily have pro-
| ven fatal. Mrs. Wicklund had been
house cleaning, and had taken down
a loaded revolver and placed 1t
where she thought it was out OF
reach. The busy fingers Oi the little
hoy found the new toy, however,
and before he could be prevented, he
had pulled the trigger. Very for
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