Morris tribune., 1883-01-11

structure will reflect credit upon the
enterprising firm erecting it and will
give 'the old stand" better appear
ance than it has ever had before.
Yesterday morning the walk in front
of Wolff 4 Wells store was strewn
with pieces of glass. 1t seems that
during the previous night, one of the
storm windows in front of Brown Il
Chew's office, in the second story of
the building, became victim of the
raging blizzard and departed from its
usual place. a full grown blizzard is
worse upon storm windows, than
boy with a new ball.
This the week of prayer is being du-
ly observed by the holding of union
services. On Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings services were
held in the Methodist church. This
evening, tomorrow evening and Sat
urday evening, the meeting will be
held in the Congregational church.
The subjects for the the three evenings
past are as follows: Monday evening:
Thanksgiving and praise for the bless
| ings of the past year; prayer for their
continuance, for the progress of the
gospel and the presence of the Holy
Spirit. Tuesday evening: Confession
| of personal sin, and humiliation be-
fore God; national sins, intemperance
and the dissertation of the Lords day.
Wednesday evening: Prayer for the
Church, it's ministry, its growth in
, grace, it's enlargement and for gem
| eral revival of religion. The subject
for this evening is: Prayer for Chris
tian education, for all institutions of
| learning and especially for Sunday
| Schools. For tomorrow and Satur-
day evenings the subjects are respect
| lively: Prayer for nations, for rulers
and people, for peace and religious lib
| erty, and Prayer for home and foreign
missions, for the outpouring OF the
spirit upon all flesh, the conversion of
the world and especially for "a revival
here at Morris. All are cordially in
| vited to attend these meetings.
Well. Now we are all broke up. If
| this thing continues we shall resign.
| Not ONLY ave we il danger of becOm-
| ing a chronic smoker, but we fear that
our intellectual powers Nill collapse
and our classic brow become flrrowed
| prematurely i'll the fruitlcss scarce! tor
| synonyms. We know that we should
not use the same expressions over and
over again until they become stale.
| We have written the terms ''arrival,'
"heir APPARENT ''bouncing boy,'
.bran new baby" ''token Of coniugal
| felicity and wife Introducing a
young lady to her husband, who will
| say papa as soon rs she is large enough,
ETC., etc, until it viii not do to use
them any Longer. Just as we were
ready to 60 to press, we were enjoying
! the thought that we had these minia-
ture personals well written up to date
and were just about to take a "vaca-
| ton for needed rest and recreatiOn,'
when we were confronted by Charley
Smith, another ''happy father and
We found that there is another boy to
be written up. But we can't do it.
| We have no words on hand that will
express it, and we are too tired to
think. We never had so much diff
Guilty in keeping up with the growth
of a town before.
Following are the names of those to
whom marriage licenses have been
issued by the Clerk of Court for Ste
vens country, during the past year:
JANUARY.
Ole Thompson, Martha NJ. Ernbrit-
son.
John Orvold, Turvema Olson.
John Bucklin, Sophrona Bailey,
FEBRUARY.
derson.
VIM. p. Eiordan, Anne 0. Brustuen.
MARCH.
Ole J. Harrie, Dorthea 2. Olson.
Chas. J. Walker, Rosa Judd.
E. w. Randall, Dora A. stone.
APRIL.
VIM. Goodhart, Ida Fogleberg.
VIM. J. McNally, Mary Mcdonnell.
Gilbert Hanson, Carrie Gunwalson.
| MAY.
John Sanderson, Josie DickersOn.
| j. c. Knett, Jennie A. Bragg.
Lyman F. Chaddock, Clara D. Allen
John Olander, Johanna Larson.
Martin Olson, Lima Hanson.
Paul Dudley, Eva D. Matteson.
Samuel F. Hill, Juliana Johnson.
JUNE.
George G.. Wheeler, Hattie NJ.
Learned.
D. G. Smith, Hattie L. Libby.
Olaf Swenson, Rosalie Brown.
JULY.
Henry Olson, Christina Kron.
Lars J. Fosmark, Inger Fosmark.
Sigve Strandness, Stina Kron.
John w. Roberts, Annie G. Peterson
AUGUST.
Nels Strand, Sophia Johnson.
Grin J. Pinkhan, Lidia Crossman.
SEPTEMBER.
James G: Hutchins, Sarah G.. Mills.
OCTOBER.
VIM. FL. Merritt, Flavia A. Livens.
Ernst Perkert, Bertha Behnke.
Cyrus Allen, Matilda Bolsta.
Theodore Schuman, Caroline Christ.
Hilge Aelgeson, Lena Anderson.
John Coleman, Margaret Welsch.
Andre Anderson, Martha A. Olson.
Timothy Murphy, Anna M. Feeley.