Morris tribune., 1882-09-07
PERSONALS.

y PERSONALS.
To- ]. W. Hunter, of Herman, was in
town Mpday.
L. b. Ho>~es was in town last week, but
left saturdayHight for St. Paul.
]. E. Daniels0 returned from the cities
last Thursday wiz a large stock of new
goods. A
J. d. Good is in the cites this week, on
business Of course he will not forget to
take in the fair.
After two weeks visit to Morris, Miss
Belle Allyn left on Saturday hight for her
home in Prescott Wisconsin.
Net Anderson, an experienced dry goods
salesman, from Minneapolis, is now in the
employ of J. E. Danielson. y
Mrs. E. J. Jones, Master Lester and
Miss Gertle, left ON Friday last for Mil
waukee, where they will spend the winter,
Geo. Nelson, formerly with j. E. Daniel
son, has taken his departure for Fargo,
where he expects to remain permanently
s. L. Harris, late of Cresco, Iowa, an
experienced pharmacist, is now in the EN-.
pioy of Geo. H. Munro s. Co., as their
prescription clerk.
g. w. Jellison, with his two sons, has
been, for some time past, caring for his
farm in this vicinity. They left for their
home in Saltwater, on Monday night.
Miss Ida Stebbins returned from visit
to her old home in Utica, Winona county,
Mimi, on Friday last, to attend the Morris
High School during the coming year.
P.J. Elmquist left Saturday nigh for
visit to the fair at Minneapolis. Before
his return he will also visit Red Wing,
and will go to Vasa to see his children.
Frank Smith left on Monday night for
Hancock, to take charge of the depot
and telegraph Office there. Frank has not
gotten so far away but what we may ex-
pect to see HIM back occasionally.
Mrs. o. S. Hagerman arrived from
Pembina on Tuesday morning, for visit
to her numerous friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Hagerman who is now in the cities,
expects to be in Morris the last of the
week.
Mr.. H. Whitley returned home a week
ago, after an extended visit to the East.
In an interesting communication, to be
found elsewhere, he gives the readers of
the TRIBUNE few of the things noted
during his absence.
c. J. Fisher is expected to return the
last of this week, to resume charge of the
railroad office here. Mr.. Fisher is No.
/. railroad man, and his many friends will
be glad to see him back again in the place
he has occupied so long.
H. w. Stone, ST., left Saturday night for
a visit to relatives and friends in Jordan,
MINI. Mrs. Stone, who has been visiting
in Canada for a month past, will meet him
there. After visit to the Minneapolis
fair, they returned home this morning.
Moses Elmer and family left Wednes-
day morning for an extended visit to the
east They will spend day at the Min
neapolis fair, visit Chicago, various points
on the great lakes, and will then 60 to
Adams, N. Y, the former home of Mr..
Elmer. They expect to be gone about
six weeks.
W. T. Summers left for the cities on
Monday morning to purchase goods for
his fall trade, and to visit the fair, thus
combining business with pleasure. He
does not propose to let his patrons wait
till he returns for good things which the
market now affords, as the large amount
of fresh fruit daily arriving at his grocery
amply testifies.
DR.. Murphy Of St. Paul, was up Tues
day and examined Charles Cromwell, the
man whom it is claimed was thrown from
a moving freight train by conductor Muir
ray, between here and Hancock, last week.
Detective Cleveland also came up to learn
as much of the affair as possible. Murray
will be tried on Sept. 18th, for the alleged
offense. L. C. Spooner is counsel for the
defense.
E. w. Leonard, is visiting the State fair
at Rochester.
A. A. Stone is making combined bust
ness and pleasure trip to the cities this
week.
Mrs. N. r. Spur left on Tuesday night
for visit to relatives and friends in Wis
On her way she will visit the Minneapolis
exposition.
H. P. Breed, of the Minneapolis Millers'
Association, was in town on Monday.
Mrs. C. w. Rohne left on Tuesday, for
a weeks visit to relatives and friends in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. McPherson is now visiting relatives
and friends here. She expects to return
to her home in Minneapolis, next week.
Mr.. Editor:-
I merely write few lines to let you
know that am home again, so of course
cannot write any more for the paper, on
the principle that prophet is without
honor in his own country" A few closing
rom arlxs about al phts and scenes must