Morris tribune., 1881-10-27

ANNIyERsARY SERVICES. -The members
of All Saints Parish, with their Rector,
will commemorate the first anniversary of
his rectorship, on Sunday morning next
The choir have in preparation some new
music for the occasion and the Rev +. B.
Nash, OF Illinois, is expected to preach the
sermon.
NoTIcE. Purchasers of season tickets
to the second annual series of Literary and
Musical Entertainments, are requested to
meet at Brisbine's hall this afternoon at 2
o'clock, for the purpose of choosing and re.
serving their seats for the season. The
choice will be drawn for and will be Sc.
lected in the order named, and the seats so
selected will be reserved throughout the
season.
Some wags at the fair the other evening
put up good joke. A county charge
named Watson who was in comatoSe
state, fell asleep in an obscure corner of
he hall, and some of the boys conceived
the idea of selling "chances for a chrome
life size" and every one who entered
was importuned to invest dime, after
which they were requested to walk up and
take view of the picture"
Some of the prominent symptoms of the
horse disease 'pinkeye," now prevalent
in many portions of the state, are: Swollen
limbs and eyes, accompanied by a feverish
condition of the animal. AS the disease
progresses loss of appetite is noticed.
Neglect and improper treatment make the
disease dangerous, so if your horses are
affected, however slightly, consult some
competent veterinary surgeon.
Mr. Anton johnson. the eldest son of the
proprietor of the North Star MILL was
married last Sunday to Miss Martha Dohln
of Frsmness. Congratulations are in or
der and the young couple have our best
wishes for their future happiness and pros
perity. The event was appropriately cele.
bratcd, a large number of friends and rela-
tives assembling to do honor to the occa-
sion, which was conducted in the good
old hospitable and enjoyable style.
QUERY? Why is it that wheat in Morris
has dropped to Sill and $1.0S, while it is
81 80 and ST. 81 in Minneapolis? Have the
rates advanced? If not, it is nearly five
cents lower than it should be. There is
evident necessity for competition and our
merchants must, to protect themselves and
their business interests, see to it that the
prices are kept fully up to the market
pitch. Here is an opportunity for the
vestigating and Il good deal O. work.
FALL Work -Plowing and threshing
have progressed rapidly the past fortnight,
and ere the close Of another week, work
will have been very nearly completed
throughout the county. 1t is gratifying to
be enabled 10 make so favorable a report
of progress in this line, as it will be Of in
calcu!ahle advantage to the farming inter
ests another spring to have everything
ready for seeding operations as soou as
spring opens, thus preventing the an
noying and disastrous delays of the past
spring, delays which undoubtedly contrib
uted materially in reducing the past sea-
SON, yield to the extremely low average.
\ very pleasant entertainment was given
at the congregational church last evening
by the members of the Womens Christian
Temperance Union Thu attendance was
not us large as it should have been, but
was nevertheless gratifying to the ladies
who are engaged in this noble work. They
deserve earnest support III their efforts and
we trust all sympathisers will lend a help
ing hand. Encouragement is the principal
assistance needed to sustain the members
in the battle before tl.em, they have made
a good beginning now let us Go all in our
power to aid them in their lahors. Of the
addresses, recitations, readings and music
we have only space to say that the pro
grammc as provided furnished a pleasant
entertainment.
divdual who was making of himself a
conspicuous nuisance Tuesday evening,
was arrested by Marshal Cousins. AS the
marshal was escorting his prisoner to the
peaceful shades of the citys elegant and
commodous bastile, where he intended to
allow the offender a few hours needed re-
pose in the charming and cosy retreats Of
that delightful abode, he was brought to
sudden hat by some friends of the mar
under arrest, who without any preliminar
les proceeded forthwith to release the
prisoner There is where they made
sad b'under, for they not only did rot
succeed in their Intentions but they were
placed in a similar predicament by being
also gathered into the fold, and in so sum.
mary IL manner, that it will be sometime
before they again dare interfere with an
officer in the performance of his duty.
MATRIMoNIAL.-A glance over the mar
riage record in the clerks office, showed
the granting of licenses to the following
Pal uullll tbC plOSCnJ iHOHtI.
Alden B. Taylor and Mary Amundson.
Anton johnson and Martha Dohln.
Ole L. Hansc and IngeborJ Bake.
James Riley and Rebecca Sturewat
We sought in this ponderous and impor
tant document for "a few other names,
whom dame Rumor has associated together.
but it gave no clue and our search was in
vain. However, while bordering us to the
probable names which would grace the
immediate succeeding blanks of the record,
our thoughts were riveted with prophetic
immortality on the well known profiles
of four of our young, handsome and popu-
lar bachelors. Yes, it is fact, perhaps
four, certainly three of our young men are
contemplating taking this important step,
and while it will make large gap in the
numerous and constantly increasing army
OF bachelors. yet they will prove valued
and acceptable addition to the ranks Of the
Ion if.to