The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-08-14

Mr.. III. S. Juslson,. OF Graceville
spent Sunday ia Morris.
County commissioner Ilelgcson is
away OH pleasure trip.
Mr.. Chas. Pullman, of the Herman
Pullman Hotel. was in town Moniay
DR. J J. Clenmer, OF Cresco, fowi,
was the guest Of Mr.. Harris, last Sun
day.
AFR. l.. {. Spooner made II flying
trip to ST. Paul and back, Sunday
last.
Mr.. a. S. Brisbine arrived in town
yesterday morning, Ell route for the
Devils Lake country.
We learn that Prof. Gastinc has
gone to reside permanently with his
uncle in Nebraska
Mr.. John i.andlerg, onr old time
friend, is visiting Morris. lie reports
his town of Groton as booming.
Mr.. Harry Prescott, of Brown 5
| Valley, and secretary of the rcpubli
can legislative district committee was
in town Monday.
/ Mr.. Chas. Doty arrived from st.
Paul Monday. lie intends to remain
here for some time and take II hand
I'm the fell With dog and gun.
! Mr.. E. i. Chad5oa-ne, of the
Brown Valley Band, passed TIN ough
Norris on Monday Last, Ell route for
ST. Paul. He returned OH Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Thos. Colahan, jr., returned
home from Nebraska and Dakota yes.
terday morning, where he has been
looking after Mccormick machines in
the harvest field.
Mr.. L. II. Stanton went to st. Paul
on Thursday night to meet Mrs. and
Miss Daisy Townsend, of New Or
leans, who will spend the remainder
of the summer in Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Welt will leave
Morris neNs Monday, driving to Alex
aEdria in Douglas county. After two
weeks pleasantly spent at that point
III fishing, hunting and sailing they
return home 10y way of Fergus Falls,
thus viewing the most picturesque
portion Of the Park region of the
state.
Ms. Chas. W. Rohnc and her
sisters the Misses Summers. Mrs. J.
Is. Soule, Miss Cagswell, Mrs. Ii. II.
Wells AMI children, Mrs. w. j.
Munro and children, Mr.. Chas. w.
Rohne and Judge Giltinan left on
Tuesday morning for their encamp-
mcnt on the shores of the beautiful
Minnewaska, near Glenwood. They
were preceded by Messrs. Munro and
Foss to whom was assigned the task
of selecting the site for the camp and
pitching the tents.
Consult p 4. Mccarthy new card;
it will repay you.
Is mt it somewhat strange to see
the chairman of the recent district
farmers convention at Herman call
ing a regular republican caucus?
BY reference to the report Of the
proceedings OF the commissioners at
their special session On Saturday last
it will be seen that provision has
been made for the establishment of !,
permanent north and south line in
the county, to tue necessity for which
THE sEN ;.llGded some time ago in its
columns.
Quite number Of the friends of
Dr.. and Mrs. Iulburd witnessed the
towering of a handsome specimen OF
the night blooming ceIeus cactus
Reuse my Latin-e' ut
their residence, Il couple OF evenings
since. The flower is large. beautiful
and sweet-scented,- and begins to-open
in the evening, quite fading away
before morning.
The proceedings of the board of
equaliz ltion will appear in our next
issue. The time allowed by law for
the deliberations OF the board expires
on the 18th. inst, and as it has been
our desire to give the full report at
one time we have deferred their pub
lieation until next week. Everybody
should subscribe for the official paper