Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-09-21
PERSONALS.

Miss Kellogg arrived on Tuesday night.
J. B. Conner, of Graceville, was in town
Monday.
Henry G. Wolff left for Evansville a
week ago.
c. W. Moore, of Minneapolis, was in
town yesterday.
VIM. Kief left Saturday night for his
home in Wisconsin.
Mr. E. bowers made business trip to
the cities last week.
E. J. Jones, ST., arrived from Milwau-
kee on Sunday last.
H. II. Wells returned yesterday from a
flying trip to the cities.
OS Hagerman left on Monday morning
for his home in PEN bila.
Mrs. G. w. Rohne returned home from
Minneapolis on Saturday night.
Mrs o. J. Wakefield, of Donnelly, was
in attendance at the fair on Friday.
Mrs Rebecca Stoue of Eureka, Wis, is
now visiting relatives and friends here.
Misses Clara and Julia Cogel are now
visiting with relatives and friends here.
T. c. Hodgson Supt. of schools IN Grant
County made US pleasant call on Tues
day.
G. W. Jackson was struck by a stick of
wood and slightly bruised while at work
at the fire.
H. W. Strong, of the firm of Strong
Bros, Graceville, was in attendance at the
county fair Oh Friday.
Mr. II. Romstead, formally of White
Bear Centre, is now employed as clerk
at Wolff 6 Wells store.
w. T. Summers and G. Doty were at
T:ntah cunning the early part of the week
They had excellent success
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Wheaton, left on
Monday night, via. Montreal, for visit to
his former Green Mountain home
Mrs. E. bowers arrived on last Saturday
morning, after an extended visit tofriends
in Illinois. Her return seems to have
caused another effort on the part of our
"Piety Hill" correspondent.
Major Crissy recently spent the frac.
tional part of a night in town, ell route
from the cities, TO his small family of fiji
teen hundred wards at Sisseton agency
The major has already spent over three
years at the agency, longer than any agen
that has preceded him, and under his wise
and judicious management has brough,
the red men up to high standard of civil
ization. and he will no doubt remain hi.
full term of four years.
J.. w. Needham, ESQ.,, formerly o
Dover, this state, but now of st. Paul
spent day or two in town the latte
part of last week. Mr.. n. represents tin
heavy capitalists and grain shipping firm
of G. w. VanDusen & Co., of Rochester
Mimi, he having charge of the St. Pau
house. He is now making his first tri
over the lines of the st. P. NJ. & M. rail
way, soliciting consignments of grain SC
He is gentleman of large practical ex
perience in the grain business, and W
congratulate the firm upon having secures
the services of one so we'll qualified to fiji
the responsible position.
II. G.. Wire was in town the early PAL
of this week His business the past tw
months has taken him nearly all oyer til
fifth district, and he has had an eXcellen
chance to observe the drift of publ
opinion in political matt RS as we'll a
others. To TRIBUNE representative h
said. "There is not the slightest doubt, i
my mind, of Kindred's election. He
gaining strength with the rank and file G
the people every day In many place
where Nelson imagines himself solid,
there are surprising number working d.
terminedly against him, which in the ell
will! result in his retirement to the shade
: of oblivian where he belongs"
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