Morris tribune., 1883-12-01
NORRIS.


SEW ''>9 a. '''' cong 7'''''''',
tnutS" ''-''i'I'''" '"''' 'i''' '''''S anu
evening" ~ '''' ''S''''' '''"''
Mr.. anu Mrs. H. Is "oIh enter
tanned a party "I tftel"S an" Relatives
IL "i'i''V' l '''''''>77' ~ MS ''''S
Ali guests OF lhe he'iop"ilI"h GU
Joyed Il least thanksgiving DAY. Inc
Menu Was extensive All" uelltIo"S'
Mrs. W. }. Munro lost a valuable
earring on Thanksgiving day. The
finder Will confer !, favor by returning
the same.
Mtssrs Good Il Bris5ine have or
dered four hundred chairs Tor the new
court room. Gney also have the con-
tract for the furnaces in the new
building.
\ storm house will Ue completed
over the front door OF the post office
before the advent of cold stormy
weather. if cold stormy weather does
not come to uuicIl
The first hon az NJ. .. G. WAS miyen
in Phoenix Hall last night Although
the Attendance was small the affair
was q most ENJOYABLE one. The second
hop oftnn series will be ia Phoenix
Hall next -Tuesiay evening.
O,oof tho most aniovabIa social
avant. nf the season was the card
Monty, .,t tho ra.i5nnca of Mr. and Mrs
: larson an "Wednesday avanino
Ouita ~ nun,har of tha representative
naonla of the VILLAGE attended and
were heartily received and royalty en-
tertaine;l by the genial host and his
estimable lady.
uanr,- {. Matthias nurcbasAd Mr.
Do,-o.., o+f;,.o and hi. wood and coal
h,,i,os. Mr. Waltz has nrdprad
1orc,. .,,,,oun+, of wood and coal and u.
,,,.l e,..,u,L,,- s.,,,,,.,, will
,1,,,..l,.-. l,,,-o ,r,,,,,I tr,,lo rIa
ESQ.,, ,,.i[,1., :, ,I,,.,r, ,f o,,,,,,ot.,,+
49,, ....,,,,,,,,.1,,ti,,,- ,,,,, x,,ho Will
++n, .o.,..+,o
+;s,at,II
bine,s double store is what appears to
he a larup sack of Durham smoking
tobaccn but what unon closer inspec-
tion nrnvas tn he \ clock. The clock
case j. unite AN ingenious one. The
clocks are owen bv the manufacturers
and Wholesalers of the Durham smok-
inc to,,rro 10 all who like Good &
Rrishinp nuschase the tobacco in large
quantities.
q 1r..f.r.bv su-tainad oui+o q
,,,.,:o.,., lat ,,'oo1- 80. +;ro
.+u,,,,,. ,,.ind haInod tho fro ooross
tho fro hro,a,, vhich uera s,,nno,ad
- .,,+4i,.io,,+ g., tI,o+ = roool,,d and
h,,r,,o4 . .ia3 CONTAINING oon.idor-
a11, ..,,,,,,,+ ~ f,.,,, ,,,obiror, IF
wa .ra not mistaken thara wore two
h;ndars two -nadars q mowor q num-
hor of Howe. and q n,,n,har of barrows
burned The loss WAS over 81 600
othar farm buildings with stock and
grain rarrowIv escaned This j. one
OF the vlcissitudeS OF life.
Tn this issua onnears another COM
nounicatiop from, the nan of Rev p
Hutchinson unon a subject in which
all ara Interested viz the securino of
the better class of immigrants from
Great Britain for Minnesota. Like
otbnrs Mr. Hutchinson thinks Ninne-
Gotta should do Something HAVING
lived in ENGLAND all his life until
quite recently Mr.. Hutchinson under
stands British people and their con-
djtion we'll and can doubtless suggest
some practical thing to do to attract
those who are likely to emiprate. TO
Minnesota and tell how to accomnlisb
if. People interested. the immirra-
tion bureans and railway comnanies
oP tho stoto will ba rIad IN oo+ u,o,
anv nroetical sugoostions that NAV no
made IF Mr.. Hutchinson has any,
thinU tn offer unon this subject the
Tprprxp will ba nIaaood 70 beor from
hin, aooip
since our iast issue mas oeeh quite
Tune ior f"ha"ays' on Wednesday
eii'o'i' i'1Io we "e'e coh'elhpla'-
a and h "stn % spill ssa