Morris tribune., 1882-04-13
LOCAL ITEMS.
Extra copies of the Tribune are on sale
at the Metropolitan Drug Store.

The Breyer Comedy company at Good &
Brishine's hall tonight.
0. G. Hanson is in ST. Paul this week
purchasing spring stock of goods.
Hon l.. Hodges was in town Tues
day looking after business interests.
H A Bedecker has returned from an
extended trip to Missouri and Kansas.
w. J. Munro and Fl. H. Wells returned
from their St. Paul trip Saturday right
Mr. Costello, of the firm of Costello &
ONeil, of Graceville, was in town Tues.
day.
Mr. G. Cogel arrived last saturday He
has come TO take charge of his farm south
of town
Mr. R VI Clayton, of Minnesota City,
was in town on Monday and favored us
with y call.
DR. W NJ Goucher is in town again
| He is about to open an office and resume
pr lclce at this place
dav evening considerable business of in
| terest was transacted:
Mr. G. E. Richardson returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday and expects soon to
begin work upon his farm.
In another column We publish an inter
esting communication frcm the city faith
ere See ordinance No %
Mr. Chapman of Benson, the gentleman
| who has taken the contract for construct
ing the new bank building, was in town
| Tuesday.
Mat Diederich has secured the appoint
ment of street commissioner We have
Steadmanized streets. now let us have
some Diederichized streets.
Mrs. A G. Brisbine and her daughter,
Miss Hetty Brisbine, arrived last Saturday
morning, and will spend some time here
visiting relatives and friends.
| This desestabe black mud sticketh
closer than brother. 1t hangs on with a
persistence that even a machine agent or a
lighteujng-rod man might envy.
TIL. many friends of Mrs. J. D. Good
will he glad 10 learn that she is consider
ably improved in health and that her re
coyery is no longer considered doubtful.
After the 1st day of May look out for
the marshal and the dog hater, We who
have not been to the recorder of the viii
lage and procured two dollars worth of
dog license.
| Mr.. McCoon is going to build resi-
dence on the lot adjoining John VOLTS
paint shop on Pacific avenue The lum-
Der is on the ground and work will he
| commenced 1T once
Mr.. Henry Wolff is back again upon his
old stamping ground at Wolff u Wells
store. He reports having had pleasant
and profitable time at the St. Paul bust
ness college where he has spent the winter.
Easter witnessed a sickly demonstration
by the featherv, faky beautiful. We
are thoroughly tired of this aesthetic
white nonsense, and anxiously long for
some warm spring sunshine to lounge
about ill.,
DR.. Hale will return on the 18th inst =,
and can he found at his office during the
remainder of the month. The DR.. writes
that he has obtained a new supply of gas,
and will continue to extract teeth BY his
painless method.
Mrs NJ ] Calvin died about o'clock
yesterday afternoon. She leaves hus
band with nine small children to mourn
her loss. The sympathy of the entire
community is with the bereaved family IN
their great aff1iction.
The "Ticket.of Leave man" will make
his appearance at Good s. Brishine's Hall
to night. This play is highly spoken of
by some of our exchanges and no doubt a
pleasant time is in store for US. Tickets
for sale at Coed & Brisbine's.
The Metropolitan Saloon is to be re
opened by Messrs. ROLES & Callahan
The new building On the corner of Allan
tic avenue and Fourth street will be opened
as saloon about April Goth. Saloons
seem to thrive under the increased license
Messrs Wolff & Wells have just re.
ceived large and we'll assorted stock oil
spring goods. They are arranged in al
attractive manner and it is we'll worth
aHvisit to their store to see them. Reat
what they have to say among business
notices.
Mr.. Dragoo seems to be the successful
fisherman of the place. Yesterday morn
ing he made his appearance IN town will
his buggy pretty well loaded with fine
pickerel He disposed of the lot in very
short time showing that these fish fine
ready market
repeat by request the sermon preached las
Sabbath Text, Corinthians XX-19
, This will give people an opportunity Of
hearing this sermon who were kept away
from church last Sabbath morning by The
disagrcableness of the weather.
Mr.. ]. E. Danielson has just received
q large stock of new goods, consisting OF
notions. fancy goods. dry goods, groceries
boots and shoes, He has also added to hi,
, other stock a small line of clothing BY
nice arrangement of the goods lie hai
made his store quite an attractive place.
|, , We hear of few farmers who com
menced seeding last week but of cours,
the late chilliness suspended further op
: erations for the time being. During til,
last few days the ground has been dryin,
up quite rapidly and if pleasant weathe
continues springs work will soon be gen
: orally begun.
In spite of the abomnable condition .
1 the roads, which of course is not favorab!
: to trade in any of its branches, spring bust
ness is opening up with creditable volum
aud cheerful prospects. Money seems 4