Morris tribune., 1882-10-26
LOCAL ITEMS.
Extra copies of the Tribune are on sale
at the City Drug Store.

A son Las been added to the family of
VIM. Wunsch.
Mrs H. T. Bevan's entertained num-
Der of friends on Monday evening.
1t seems that Campbell men are coming
to she front in Donnelly after all-without
any reward either.
There is great rejoicing in the family of
Rev. I. G. Hudson, over the arrival Of
son which important event occurred one
week ago this morning.
Mat Diederichs was, without exception,
the biggest man III town when he ap-
peayed on Monday morning and the sud
den increase in his genial proportions was
all,caused by the arrival OF young lady
at his house. Child and mother are each
doing wei.
On Monday q special tax of three mills
ives voted to be levied for the purpose of
obtaining fire apparatus. With the Zap
paratus this money will buy and the Wig
orous fire company which is now being
Termed Morris will be we'll protected
against fire.
FoUND-On Tuesday morning last
pocket book containing twenty-five dollars
In bills and silver coin picked up by Mat.
Collins, in E bowers wood and coal yard
opposite the depot. The owner can re
gain property by calling ,upon Mat. Collins
and by paying the cest'df this notice.
r. E. Leonard did not witness the play
of Hazel Kirke last Friday evening. The
train from St Paul on that morning
slipped out of the sanity city so quietly
that r. E. got left and was therefore not
in Morris in the evening. Whether his alb
senCe from the theatre accounts for the
absence of anyonepelse or not we do not
exactly know.
Our village marshal~says that he calls
out Eleven o'clock, come, close up"
quite regularly but that at that particular
time he sometimes nnds the editor of THE
Sun" SO considerably added that he
doesn't know whether it is church or else
where, that he is being "nuged" by
some friend
The foundation or first story of L. H.
Stanton's stock barn, on his farm short
distance north of town is already COM
pleted. 1t is made of brick with hollow
walls and will stall forty head of cattle
The upper storyywill be built of lumber
and also containa number of sstals for
horses and cattle besides holding large
amount of hay
Attorney L. c. Spooner has made ar
rangements so that he will accept wheat
tickets in payment of notes left with him
for collection or he will take wheat tickets
as security for such notes and allow farm
'ers to defer selling until there is an ad-
vance in prices which we think is sure to
come. This action of Mr.. Spooner is en-
tiTely in the interests of the farmers in
debted to him or his clients and will be
fully appreciated as such.
Hon. John NJ. Martin, Judge Of probate,
OF Norman county, gave US acc Call last
Monday and reports.everything favorable
for Mr.. Kindred in his part of the state
freely as water, whenever they could find
takers promising support for their candi-
date in return which was. for lifetime be-
ing making their cause strong, but the
Judge did not think it would hold out
thataWay until the day of election
Two weeks notice lad been given of a
public discussion of tue political situation
at Hancock on last Saturday evening, and
the Nelson men, thinking they could
brealI.i. up (as that was conceded by them
to be u Nelson strong hold) also subse-
quentEY-cal!ed a meeting at the same hour
and place. DR.. Robertson was OH hand to
address the meeting as per appointment,
he took;in the situation ia few minutes,
when anrafer came from tshe Nelson side
for joint discussion, the doctor agreed
to this on the part of MIR Kindre&s
friends, but he had no sooner done so thar
Nelson's speaker backed out, and each
held taeir own meeting. Dr. Robertson
was listenedsto by about 100 voters. who
marched tosthe hail with some fifty or
sixty torch lights. 1t was perfect sue
cess notwithstanding the Nelson attempt
to break it up.
Mr.. E w Leonard, of ST. Paul, was
fnarried in this city yesterday afternoon
TO Miss Isabella Allyn, and many of his
friends were down to witness the cere-
m0ny, which was performed at the resi-
deace of the brides parents in the fourth
ward. Among the presents was hand
some set of diamond ear rings presented
by the groom, and the happy couple left
on the evening train for their new home
In Morris. -Hastings Gazette, Oct. 81.
The Gazette has made mistake in saw
ing Mr.. Leonard, of ST. Paul, for he
has been in business here for years,
and we shall certainly claim him as one of
our citizens. Miss Allyn is also well
known heres is esteemed for her ladylike
qualities and accomplishments, and her |
many friends are pleased to know that
hereafter she will mako her home among
them. The TRIBUNE extends its hearty
congratulations to the happy couple, and
joins with their numerous friends in wish
ing them a full measure of happiness and
success