Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
Motley Items.

Motley Items. yEt yEt..<,,: q:
Mr.. Tom Doyle made a flying trip
to Staples laa Thursday night. b
Mrs. A. L. Cole has been quite ~
during the past week, but is recover
ing ... ..... .s3 Nj
Miss Nettie Sipes is reported quite
i'll with an attack OF the all prevaiert
grip. >E Sk.
81. Williams lett last week for tht'
Dakotas, where he will remain during
the summer. .S.#.t :
Miss Jessie Mitchell left Monday
for q weeks visit with her parents
at Wrightstown. hS
F. D. Newkirk has accepted the
position OF clerk at the grocery store
oi, Wolf & rOrgersOn.
j. Mrs. Kirbe. Mrs. Frank WorthinR
ana Vernon Wait are among those
who are reported ON the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O Berg and IA mily
were the guests OF MIR. and Mrs
Erickson last Thursday and Friday.
Frank Vail and family returned
last week from Sibley. and Mr.. Vail
will at once begin work ON hts farm.
John Nee returned to Motley last
Thursday from an extended stay In
Walker. Il
Mrs. 1. A. Morrison and son Oscar
arrived from Minneapolis last Mon
day and will remain for the summer.
Miss Crandall, who has been spend.
ing the winter in Randall, is this
week visiting her parents. M this
place. !. :
Ella SeatOn, who has been attend
ing school in Staples during the win
ter, spent Sunday with her mottier
in Motley. p 4.
Mrs. Verg Whitcomb and Miss
Tillie Arnison lett Saturday for q
visit with friends In Brainerd and
Ft. Ripley. ;
Miss Winifred Spautding. ,neice OF
Mrs. A: l.. Cole. has returned from.
st. Paul, where she has been visiting
relatives for some weeks. Il Z
The splendid team OF gravs owned
by Mr.. Baker, which have so long
heen feature Of Motleystreets, were
sold last week to Browerville parties.
The wuod.saw owned by A.
Cole ia about to be removed to
Pillager, where It will he eet. In OperE
etiOn about the middlesOfA April, with
Will Jacobs in command of the
forces.
Mrs. j. B. NORM is among the Cass
county schOOl-ma'a ans who on Mon
day commenced their terms. Mrs.
NORM will be "at hOme'' to callers
between nine and four at the
Huntsinger school house. during the
next three months.
Rev. BrecOunt. OF Minneapolis. as
sisted Rev. Tindall IN the special SER
vices during last week. The meet
ings closed last Sunday afternoon
with a reception service, when three
persons were admitted to full mem
bership and ak on probation.
Mrs. Mcdonald. the aged mother
of Mrs. Lon Francisco, is suffering
from a slight attack Oi paralysis. to-
gether with u general breaking down
due to old age, and grave fears are
entertained concerning her recovery.
Mrs. Francisco has the sympathy of
many friends in her anxiety.
Geo. Kelley. Of Sibley, met with
quite misfortune recently. Nr
Kelly. who has been spending some
time in Motley, has been troubled
during the last few months with IL
felon IN the fore-finger OF his right
hand. The sore failed to yield to
treatment and an anputatiOn was
deemed necessary, Mr.. Kelley going
to Staples last Monday for that
purpose.
The following ia the school report
for the month ending April 1st, 1895.
UPPER ROOM.
No. days taught...".............. 20
No. pupils enrolled ................. III
Total attendance in days...... S32
Average dailv Attendance..... AK
No. cases of hardness ........... s
Pupils neither absent nor tardy-
Rena and Rov Baker, Raymond Gale,
Levi Johnson, Clara KnudsOn, Al
bert Newkirk, Geo. Norris, Myrtle
Wait, Willie Strom, Alex Patch,
Violet Briggs, Millard Holm.
J. B. NORM. Principal.
LOWER ROOM.
No. davs taught................... 20
No, pupils enrolled ....,....,...,.., ~