The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1882-10-14
ment of tho drama In our midst il is to be
hoped that the Boards enterprise Wi! rise
equal To this promising opportunity.
PERSONAL.


The rotund Cho,lar is with us again.
On dit that MIR. E. w. Leonard will soon
go below.
Mr.. F. II. Smith is on duty again at the
railroad office.
Mrs. ]. ID. Good has just returned from
a visit to the city.
Comstock, of the Hancock Olive Branch
was in town this week.
Frank Mccullough is back among his
old chnms fer short stay.
c. Nj. Stevens, of Herman, spent few
hours in town last Thursday,
DIR. Brisbine, of St Paul, paid flying
visit TO Morris ON Sunday last.
Mr. l.. G. Spooner was not well pleased
with Col Johnstan's remarks
Mr.. +. j. Jones, Jr,. left during the
week for his home in Milwaukee.
LII Stanton left on Friday for Grand
Forks 10 select stock for his farm.
Mrs Wakefield of Donnelly. has been
visiting friends in Morris for the past few
days.
Senator l.. Il. Aakcr, of Douglass coun-
ty, is in town in the interest of the Hon.
Knute Nelson.
Col. A. IL. Taisey, of Donnelly, was
in Morris, for short time Friday, looking
hale and jolly.
When you see Uncle RUDE Richardson
down town after dark depend upon i, poll
tics is the cause.
Mr.. Darling's argument in favor of pro-
hibition last Monday evening was not very
warmly received.
We are sorry TO learn that Hon. J. c.
Mccarthy is quite i'll with pleuro-pnumo-
MIA at his home in ST. Paul.
Byron Wilcox and Postmaster Tuttle of
Ortonvillc, passed through Morris Friday,
from their trip to Grant county.
Mr. Geo. |. Becker, our next represcn-
tative, went to ST. Paul last Saturday to
attend the wedding of Lieutenant Wallace
and Miss Otis
Perhaps Mr.. Revans will consent to be-
come the CO alition candidate for county
attorney. This would cause Mr.. Brown
some unexpected trouble.
Mine host of the only four story hotel in
town, has returned from his visit to New
York He reports politics as.being beau
tfuliy discorlant in th',: state.
Hon C. l.. Taylor, of Traverse county,
an old Democratic war horse, was in Nor
ris Friday last. He reports Traverse
county solid for Barnum, hcw and Beck
or.
r. c. Moore returned this morning from
Fargo If Morris had about dozen
men of the Moore stamp we would
have the most progressive town in the
Northwest
Mr.. c. c. Cogel Is turning his extensive
wheat farm into a stock q ranch. EIc has
already purchased some fine blooded
stock, and in time, proposes to make the
farm second to none in Minnesota.
The recent purchases of blooded stock
by Mr.. L. Fl. Stanton, for Ashley, his
b oeding farm, situated two and one half
miles from Morris, is a move in the right
direction. There's money in it every
time.
Mr. Townsend. of New Orleans, who
recently returned to his home from a visit
to his daughter, Mrs. L. IT, Stanton, of
Morris, has been very i'll with pneumonia,
but we are happy to be able to state that
he is recovering rapidly.
Rev. Mr. Brock, pastor of the Methodist
Congregation here, has been ordered to
Monticello. Our good wishes go with him
and his new post is to be congratula' ed
upon securing the services of a man so
eminently qualified TO do good.
Hon. H. H. Wells has returned to Nor
ris after tour of electioneering in Trav-
erse county, this week, and Hon. Samuel
Larson is back with us once again after
fulfilling similar mission in Grant. From
actual count each is elected by an over
whelming vote.