Morris tribune., 1883-02-28
MORRIS.
LOCAL NOTES.

1t would be good policy, that when
we have three tailor shops i'll town,
our citizens will patronize home tai
ent.
Through the courtesy of w. NJ. Ro-
mine, we learn the number of cars of
lumber shipped during the year 1882,
to Morris lumber dealers, was 16S.
A Teachers Institute will be held
in Morris, one week, beginning Mon
day, March Goth. A programme for
the occasion will be announced here
after.
Lenten Services of the Episcopal
Church will be held this week, on
Wednesday at the residence of DR..
Vaughan, and on Friday at the resi-
denes of J. D. Good, at 1880 P. NJ.
A second ~ Flat player, bounc-
ing boy, weighing II pounds, and
promising health and vigof, declared
to be one of our boys last Friday, and
it is Master Watzke, for the present.
Shake, young man.
"Who plucked this fiower:?' asked
the Gardener. 1.-THE Master was the
reply. The Gardener bowed his head
and passed ON. The one month old
son of Mr.. J, F. Youmans died last
night, of congestion Of the lungs.
The gentlemen's Thursday after
noon club will meet for the usual
weekly recreation. 1t is unnecessary
to urge full attendance. Mem
bers bringing friends from abroad will
please notify eeEmittee. B. &C." r.
A creamery is among tiae enterprises
promised for Morris, provided Of course
our citizens are awake to the benefits
accruing therefrom, to degree suffi-
cient to induce them to favor the
scheme with the necessary support to
secure its establishment.
A man was killed at Montrose, last
Friday, being run over by the train.
The man jumped off the passenger
train after it had started from the
depot, sank down into snow drift, at
the same time held on to the railing
of the car, and he was sucked under
the train. The wheels crushed his
head. The man was pulled away, and
the train passed on.
All bids for erecting the $14, 900 court
house, were rejected by the board yes
terday. The county commissioners
have taken decidedly sensible action
on this subject. The gentlemen of the
board have come to the conclusion
that they decide on piaapq Of the court
house, and also give to understand
what kind of a Jail they desire, and
then receive bids ON those plans and
specifications as furnished by the COM
missioners. This is business like, and
the action of the commissioners is
seconded by the public.
We are informed that A. o. Hauge,
of st. Paul, is ts establish a tailor
shop over Helgeson & Hansoa's store
in about two weeks. Mr.. Hauge
comes with the best of recommended
ton from St. Paul parties, as good
tailor. Having had over twenty-five
years experience in the business, he
comes here. as second to none in st.
Paul. He came here first to visit
some friends he had up here, and after
looking over our town, noticing the
activities of our business men, and
the importance of our barough as
commercial center, he concluded that
this was good place to establish in
business. Mr.. Hauge has made ar
for lot ON which to erect
a building, and will move his family
here as soon as he has place finished.
The Acme Dramatic Company oc-
cupy the boards at Berkin's Hall this
week, and are meeting with a large
and deserved patronage. As . COM
pany they equal in point of merit, any
that has visited our city, and are far
ahead of the majority, both in dra-
matte strength and worth as well as
in the standard grade of plays pre-
sented. The leading members EFF the
company are artists of no ineonsider-
able merit, and they deserve the liberal
patronage bestowed. OF the character
and class of plays, we must say that
The company have presented only the
very best pieces, such as always prove
to an intelligent and dis
,erning public. The several pieces to
De played during the remainder Of the
week are not only meritorious, but |
nave the additional attraction of not |
having been presented here before. A
feature of the performances is the |
musical selections rendered between
lcts by Prof. Sedan, who as violin
st ranks deservably high. we be-
peak for the company generous sup
,ort, as they certainly merit it.
$1,000 for new county buildings at |
is SenatorW ashburn's latest
move.
The Cincinnati people are really |
,roud of the flood.
Bob Ingersol probably thinks that
heir ought to be such place for