Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-29
PERSONALS.

Z Miss Maybelle Brannen Ia in Royal.
ton. IT, ~ ' - :'.l'' ,., - ~ ~ =, = -. -
Oscar Bridgham, OF Jenkins, is In
city. .,,.. at T., .',., I,,',. . :,
+. Mrs. G. w. Woodwork 10 visiting
. st. Paul. :. ,.v., 'i,'.i,. ,,,.i, .
VIM. Reid returned to Cassi Lake
Wednesday. - .'''' ,.,.'>'
Miss Ida HUH went to Braincrd
Wednesday," ~,
J. w. Lisle, OF Royalton, is in the
city Tuesday. 49,; t..
Miss Grace Carman is visiting at
Long Prairie. $50
Miss Jarboe has returned from a
visit at Brainerd.
Harry Guernon returned from Fer
gus Falls Tuesday.
Rev. H. O. Halseth returned to
Brainerd Tuesday.
A. P. Blanchard was st. Paul
passenger Tuesday.
Frank Meyer returned Tuesday
night from st. Paul.
Mrs. L. Clark, of Minneapolis, is
visiting Mrs. j. Fl. Seal.
Miss Ella Kjelshus. of Minneapolis,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Frances Guernon is visiting
relatives in Fergus Falls.
Miss Pearl Morgan has returned
from a visit at Gravelville.
Henry Goulet returned from St..
Paul on the midnight train.
Miss st. Cyl, OF Royalton, visited
friends in the city Tuesday.
Geo. w. Miller, Of Randall, is
registered at the Columbia.
r. S. Morris has returned from a
business trip to Minneapolis.
I. L. Warren left for Menegha
Wednesday noon on business.
Robt. Georgenson. OF Erainerd, is
in the city visiting +. T.. Hoffman.
III. II. Tanuer n,,Ide a business trip
to the Twin Cities Tuesday morning.
Frank Bonneville, OF Minneapolis,
isgvisiting his sister, Mrs. L.. Gaudet.
Mrs. Hampton and daughter,
Myrtle Hink, are visiting at Cass
Lake. 81"
Landlord Won Domarus has re-
turned from few days stay at Per-
ham.
Master Lee Nero, of Minneapolis,
is visiting his brother, DIR. +. H.
Nero.
Mrs. w. L. Folsom left Wednesday
noon for a visit at Taylor Falls,
MINI.
j. w. Hatch has returned from
Montevideo where he has been for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Hinkle and
family have returned from visit at
Menagha.
A. F. Campbell has returned from
st. Cloud where he has been for the
past week.
Mrs. A. W. Swanson has returned
to Roy alton after q visit with Mrs.
J. III. Seal.
Mrs. L. RAIDER and children are
spending a few days at TT. Ripley
with friends.
Victor Schallern is in St. Paul
In attendance at the state Republic
an convention.
Chas. Coenen has returned to
Brainerd after spending Sunday
with his family.
Mrs: d. 8. Bame has returned to
IN araYn MI n 3n{% vv3%h
Jessie Raymond. L.
sMessrs. James and George Nichols
were passengers for the Twin Cities
Wednesday noon.
Clerk Of Court Brick has returned
from Minneapolis to which place he
had been on business.
Cor ". Massey, who has been In:
Brainerd on business for q couple, of
days, returned home Thursday noon.t
Mrs. John Mearow HAS returned to
Aitkin after a visit with her daugh-I
ter. Miss Phyllis Mearow.
Mrs. John, Nelson and Mrs. Geo.
Nelson, of Ashland, Wis.,, are visit
ing with their brother, T. y. Berg.
Miss Nancy Smith, who has been
visiting Miss Della Bastein, returned
to her home at Minneapolis Wednes-
day. ,IglJ3 ~. -: .'.j
Mrs. L. G. Steiner and two chill
dren, Agnes and Herbert, left for their
future home at Minneapolis Thurs
day.
The intense heat of the last week
has caused the asphalt pavements
in St. Paul to soften so that the
surface is badly damaged by the
wheels of the vehicles
1t turns on the current of life. hone