Morris tribune., 1881-02-03

WofkmeH OF Minnesota Is now in session
at Winona. The attendance is large.
Mondays storm was general throughout
the state, the fall of snow being very
heavy in the south and west portions.
Much trouble was feared on the railroads,
but fortunately the high winds have been
from southerly direction.
The Episcopal church will he open for
divine Worship next Sundaytmorning at, l
O'Clock and in the evening at : o'clock
The Sunday school of All Saints Parish
will organize Immediately after morning
services. A full attendance of children
and young people is desired. s
WHAT NEXT A person who does not
know that there is no limit to the enter.
prise and push of the managers of the Sc
ries of literary and musical entertainments
given under the auspices of the Morris
board of trade, might. reasonably he aston
ished and surprised at their latest effort
hut tina, there is no limit to their energy or
goaheadativeness, the announcement of
the appearance of the Misses Banning ON
Friday and Saturday evenings will demon
strate. ...-..
ACCIDENTAL five year old child, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r Mars, WAS so
unfortunate as to have her arm broken, by
falling from chair last Sunday. The
child it appears climbed into high chair
and fell to the floor, striking and breaking
the bone at the elbow. DR.. Ray was
called in and set the broken bones, and we
are glad to say the little sufferer is impr,v-
ing rapidly and doing as well as could be
expected considering the seriousness of the
accident.
WHoA.-That's what everybody said as
team belonging to Jack Morris mean.
derel triverless through the streets Tues
day morning; but rs the sleighing WAS ex-
cclent and the track clear. the team kept
going ahead, needless of the many calls,
until some individual took them by the
bits and stopped their wanderings 1t Was
II tame aud spiritless affair throughout,
and lacked the dash and smashativene>s
usual i'm cases where Morris horses are out
or off on lark
We have suspected it for some time, but
did not know the exact date tf the inter
eSting event, so. beyond Il carefully smoth-
cred hint at the possible near approach of
the ceremony, kept quiet watch Of the pro.
ceedings. Peter however kept his own
counsel in the matter, and so we are COM
PEELED to extend our we'll wishes ut late
to do. However, it is better late than
never, and so we take occasion to wish the
young and happy couple long, pieasan t
and prosperous life.
POSTPONED. to the inclement
weather of yesterday, the social and oyster
supper, to be given by the ladies of All
Saints paris, was postponed until this
evening. There is every assurance of IL
most enjoyable evening, and all should
endeavor to be present. as the famous col
lection of Objects in the art gallery will
alone be worth going to see; but knowing
of the ability of the ladies to entertain their
guests, and their skill in providing and
serving agood supper, we have no hesita
ton in saying that all who attend will
be amply repaid and enjoy rare treat. On
the secord page we give the Catalogue of
works on exhibition; they are all master
pieces.
SrRPRIsED-On last Monday evening a
large number of invited guests assembled
at the residence of Hon. J. D. Cool, the
occasion being the anniversary of that
gent!emans birthday. MIR. Guod WAS
KEEP, in ignorance of the preparation for
property celebrating the event, and it was
not until he found himself in the midst of
large circle of friends assembled ut his
coy and elegant home, that he had any
idea surprise was in store for him.
However. he soon recovered from his as
constituent, and, together with his excel
lent lady, did the honors of the occasion
in right royal style, and in their usual
hospitable manner.
'Of the beautiful spring. we fondly
do sing '" There, there, that will do, We
do not wish amy more. we can't find cour
aye to read any further, in fact we are al
most heart broken to think that there is
one individual who has not heard that
vengeance is mine, will repay" alluded
to writer's of spring poetry. Good bye,
misguided youth, We shed tear over your
untimely grave, but as you climb the gold
Ell stair, think that both you and the world
are g,iners by the cltnge, that is, your
spring poetry, if angels ever write it, will
not sour the dispositions or sl"machs OF
your companions, or make frantic We un
fortunates before whom you have gone
Letter Il. |. p.
WooD-Whle absent we took OCCASION
to look into the subject of \ fuel supply
and learn. that while there is plenty OF
wood to be obtained, the supply of dry
hard and dry mixed, is about exhausted
The company have large stock Of hare
and mixed wood that they will sell to deaf
ers, but it is green, and while green hard
wood Is good for fuel, mixed green WOOD
is something We do not wish to have much
Of After this date the stations on thi.
line will be supplied with green hard and
probably small amount of dry mixes,
wood This question of Il fuel upply i,
settled for the present, ut least us far As any
scarcity is concerned, but we must expect
to burn principally green wood during The
| remainder of the winter.
WHlsr.-Among the many social gather
ngs of the season, there are none more en-
joyable than the whist parties lately intro
| duced. The third party Of the season wa'
given last Friday evening, at the residenc,
of Dr. and Mrs. Huihurd, and those pres
ent speak in very glowing terms of til,
gathering. which was, socially, very pleas
ant indeed, the popular host and his esii
mabe lady eXerting themselves to enter
tain their guests, which. it is hardly neces
| sary To add thpy Succpeded i'm doing ,nos