Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-02
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| LlsteH tOf&' WeuuiAS Delis ~ - epo
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J.J. McRae: and Mr.: Ward, ofBear
Head, wentsto Little Falls Saturday
on legal business. - y !.
| IL. Roller, the travelling salesman,
was here last week selling goods to
our merchants. "}
Considerable wood and Ties are
being hauled into town on wagons,
as the people have given up all hopes
Of getting amy snoY. go '%,::s
7 Mrs. Flahaven, of, Melrcse, sjs here
this week visiting with Mr.. and Mrs,
NJ. Connolly. .%
Christ Crest, OF Little Falls, was q
caller here last week.
Fred Wightman, OF St. Cloud, was
! u SwanviIle visitor over Sunday.
W. G. Calderwood, of Mtnneapo.
lis, gave /. temperance lecture in the
Congregational church IN Thursday
evening. ~
George Hollenbeck was an Elm
Dale visitor Saturday.
! J. W. Cotield ie on the sick list this
week. 80.
Miss EyaliDe Stith, who has been
visiting relatives at Howard Lake,
Wright county, arrived home Fri
day.
Prot. Sneesby went to Sank Centre
Saturday to- attend Il lawsuit. -
A number Of people from Pillsbury
attened> the temperance lecture here
on Thursday evening.
Some logs have been hauled in to
Kanix Bros mill and they have had
the mill running for the past week
saving them up.
Mr.. Rogers, living about one mile
northeast OF this village, who mas
had SO much sickness in his family
for the past six months, OF typhoid
and malaria fever, it is said, is in
very straitened circumstances. and
on Wednesday B. p. Cox, ROD. Mc-
Even, Clarence Stith and Will Cox
canvassed this village, soliciting aid
for the family. About $3.50 in cash,
groceries and clothing was donated
by our citizens.
Mrs. j. j. McRae and Miss Alma
Denim were Little Falls visitors the
! first of the week. p -.
.J,,n. 70 and III were the BIZ thdays
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Cox, and
their children and grandchildren
gave them IL surprise party III the
way OF a family reunion, all OF them
were present excepting John Cox,
oi Lorraine, Mo-, and f.. Fl. Cox, OF
Carlton college. They received a
number OF beautiful presents. A
real, old fashioned turkey dinner
was served and all report pleasant
time.
! Died. at Swanvillc, Minn., Jan. =.
1900. Margaret Elaine Payne, infant
daughter and only child of brand
Mrs. s. II. Corrigan. The manner Nf
this lit lie ones death was OF a sad
nature. Tie baby was fed by it's
mother ut IL. m. and was then we'll
and hearty. A few hours later 1T was
found dead with it's face buried In
the Pillow. no all appearance. death
was due to asphyxlation caused by
the little ones face having turned
into the pillow and bed clothing.
Coroner. DR.. Trace, OF Little Falls,
being requested 10y DR.. Corrigan to
investigate, declared an inquest un-
necessary but male formal visit to
the home. Private services were
held at the home, Rev. +. E. Cram, OF
Burtrum. officiating. The remains
were taken to Toronto, Ontario,
DR.. Corrigan's formar home for in-
terment, Miss Gertrude Corrigan
accompanying them. The little
daughter was anIunusually bright
and promising child and it seems. es-
iecially sad that it's life should have
been snuifed out at such n tender
age and in such a. way. The num-
erous friends Of DR.. and Mrs. Corri-
gan sympathize witlis them in their
deep ;ltl,ction. REV. E.. +. CRAM.