Morris tribune., 1882-09-14
Z PERSONALS.
Irs. II. L. Hulburd is quite sick.

DR.. c. E. Hale is in Browns Valley this
week.
A. N. Forsberg left Tuesday night for
Minneapolis on business.
J. D. Good returned from his visit to
the cities, last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wolff returned
home from MINNEAPOLIS Friday night.
CD Fisher is home again, and expects
to resume work ut the depot to morrow.
James Dennison has been suffering from
badly sprained ankle for few days past.
A. NJ. Utter of Benson arrived on Mon
day night to care for his son who was &C.
cidently shot at the Busch farm ON Sun.
day last.
G. w. jackson and c. w. Sutton, Jr.,
returned from trip to Alexandria on
Monday.
John Hays left for St. Vincent, on Men-
day night, where he expects to remain
short time.
George ROLES returned from visit to
Red Wing and the dual cities, last Satur-
day night.
Frank Smith, now station agent at Han
cock, was in town greeting his many friends
yesterday.
Harry McMorrow is now day clerk at
the Metropolitan hotel and John Moriarity
has charge at night.
W. T. Summers,returned Monnay morn
ing, and since then his grocery store has
been better filled than ever.
VIM. Tripp, brother,in,law of E. F.
H:ll of this place, is now prospecting for
land in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. bbott, OF Cannon
Falls, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Weber, the early part of this week.
James S. Gerard, late clerk atthe Met,
ropoitan hotel, left on Monday night for
Fargo, whore he contemplates locating
Olof Felland, of Rathesay, formerly in
the employ of Wolff u Wells at this place,
was in town the early part of this week.
D. J. Burke, one of Graceville's most
popular business men, passed through
town, on his way to the cities, last Satur-
day.
P. J. ElmQuist has returned from his
trip to the eastern part of the State, and
has brought back fine stock of new
goods with him.
Mrs. L. f. Pearce with her little son
Donnie, left on Friday night for an ex-
tended visit to Pennsylvania and other
parts of the east.
Hon. W, II. Campbell, of Big Stone,
our next statessenator, accompanied by G.
X. Ortan, arrived in Morris on Monday,
| to remain a few days.
Rev. aud Mrs. J. L. Fonda have re-
turned from their extended visit to Chica.
60 and elsewhere, and services in the Con-
gregational church have been resumed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Watzke, arrived
last Friday night from NJ ,dison, Wis, for
a visit to relatives and friends here. They
are now the guests of their son, Mr.. Anton
Watzke, of this place.
Mr.. II. II. Wells left for Ortonville, on
Monday morning, to meet his family who
were on their way home from visit to
the eastern part of the state. He returned
with them on Tuesday night.
Mr.. John Stark, of the firm of Geo
Stark & Co., bankers, New Y York, made q
business visit to Morris, on Saturday oi
last week, the guest of H H. Wells, ESQ
Mr.. Stark is son of Gen'l Stark, OF
Northern Pacific fame
Messrs. r. c. Moore, T. E. Heenan, H
Baldwin, H, Whiteley, Geo. Giltinan, A
H. TaisJ, J. i. Miller. F. B. Chew, ans
G. 2. Maginnis, represented the Steven.
county Democracy, in Fergus Falls, a
the Democratic district convention, a weel
ago to day.
Mr.. M. Webber was at home the early
part of this week but left Oh Tuesday
night for Tintah where he has charge of
farm. Mr.. Coe, who has been with hin
for some time, is in town and intends max
ing Morris his home for some time at least
Gen. Haupt, Miss Haupt, E. B. Phi lips
!. a prominent attorney of Washington, ant
sever! others, came from St Paul in
: special car, with aMr. and Mrs. L. II. Stan
ton, upon their return hone on Sunda
nigh t, and were the guests of the latte, o.
Monday. The p.rty returned to st Pau
on Monday night.