Little Falls herald., 1904-01-15
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Jan. 10-Mrs. Thomas Sparrow.
widow Of the late Thos. ::Sparrow, died
at the home Of her son. r. q. Spar
row, in this village at II :46 p. NJ. 3,
Jan. 9Th, 1904. Deceased was about
81 years old. and leaves q family OF
five sons and four daughters to mourn
her loss.
Mrs: Sparrow was q native Of Ire
land. and with her parents moved to
Canada at an early age. She married
there, moving to Michigan after
ward. The family moved to Benton
county thirty-dve years ago. Mr..
Sparrow died several years ago. She
leaves nine ohildren-Wm. and Henry
Sparrow. and Mrs. J. P. Carpenter of
Royalton, Jas Sparrow of Burns.
Ore, David, John, Mrs. McCulloch Of
Langola, Mrs. F. Orcutt of Hibbing,
Mrs. Fred Dagget Of sauk Rapids.
LeSueur Democrat: The Misses
Orabelle and Maude Turrettin gave
house party at their Kasota home
from Dec. S1st, '0S to Jan Sd '04 to a
number of friends. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Wright.
Harry and Mary Turreittin of Mime
apolis, Florence Dickinson, LeSueur
Centre. and Arthur Turrttin,. Kasota.
On New Years cay dinner was served
at / O'Clock and the day joyously
spent. On Saturday afternoon the
guests enjoyed a ride to St. Peter.
The house decorations were in red and
green and very beautiful.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
II ughee Jan. 9Th, daughter.
E J. McCullom's q house is under
quarantine, son Jay having scarlet
ina.
Outside auctioneers have to put up
$40 per. They think it's stiff, but the
intention was to protect home mer-
chants.
Frank Shaw has sold his place and
moved to town.
Chas. Borasch has bought A. Root g
farm. for $4,000.
Amy. daughter of MI. and Mrs. D.
Mangels, died Sunday morning after
long illness Of consumption. aged 81
years. The deceased was q young
woman of many good qualities. She
bore her suffering patiently.
The Oroeland school case has been
decided by the supreme court in favor
Of Crosland. Judge Baxter being sus-
tained in holding that Crosland was
an actual resident Of the Royalton
district. After Crosland had lived in
the village for some years he was en-
ployed by farmer outside the dis
trict, but near its limit and with his
family moved there. but the four
children went to the village school
Theboard:: d::excluded.t them. unless tuition
was paid. The plaintiff asked for
mandamus compelling the board to
allow the children to attend. r. s.
Clarke, who had similar case and
Stewart & Brewer, were attorneys for
Crosland, and g. 81. Niles for the
school district
Staples World: Frank Hennenlotter.
Of the local transfer force. has taken a
lay-off, and after few days visit at
Brainerd and Little Falls, will leave
on trip to the Pacific coast. He
will spend q portion of the winter in
California and may also visit Honulu-
lu before returning.
The farmers exchange will meet
Jan. 18th at the engine house.
N. G. Hopper of Minneapolis was
in the village visiting his uncle. DR..
Chance. Nh. Hopper is famous bi.
cycle rider.
Miss Jane Nesbit. who has beer en-
ged for the local school. was princi-
pal in Moorhesd two years.
Mr.. and Ms. W. r. Dodds, late of
Voltaire, N. D., have settled in Belle
vue, renting the B. ". Hamon farm.
F. Shopera will move to Chicago.
Justice Wilson discharged the Olson
boys, charged with shooting into
Theo. Fleck's house in Morrill,.
MOTLEY
Jan. 10.-Miss Lulu Palmer visited