The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-03-06
Morris has lost but one eastern mail

Morris has lost but one eastern mail
this severe winter.
Messrs Maginnis 4 Callahan have
secured the agency Of the j. /. Case
Thresi.ing machines, in addition to
the Walter A. Woods Harvesting
machinery.
People who are intending to move
west should know that Morris is one
of the few western villages not subj
ject to snow blockades for intervals
OF four or FIVE weeks at a time.
The Sun has received several letters
from parties in Orange county, N. Y.
recommending in the highest terms
Mr.. John J. Pimm, formerly Of that
county. but now of Morris. We re-
greet that we have only space to pub
lish one of these interesting letters.
PERSONAL.
Rev. Mr.. Holman was in town on
Friday.
Mrs. L. Curtiss and family have re.
turned.
Mrs. A. II. Taisey was in the city
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Andrew Helgeson, left for Nil.
more last week.
Mr.. F. B. Kenner returned from
Chicago on Friday.
County Commissioner Hegland was
in town on Friday.
Mr.. L. II. Wellington returned to
Morris on Tuesday.
Gen'l. r. II. Barrett was down on
business Friday last.
Judge IIusevold of Framness. paid
us "a visit on Saturday.
Mr.. A. Dek,y went down to st.
Paul last Monday night.
Mr.. Byron Wilcox. of Hancock.
was in Morris on Friday.
Mrs. S. G. Williams and daughter
arrived i'll Morris. on Friday last.
Mrs. G. II. Blaze, of Pepperton. re-
turned from st. Paul on Wednesday.
MI. John Anderson has returned to
Norris after an absence of two weeks.
Mr.. Geo. III. Munro. of St. Paul,
came up to see his friends here this
week.
Mr.. Hugh Spence. one Of the solid
men of Herman, was in town last
Saturday.
Mr.. C. L. Brown is in Minneapolis
attending the March term of the Dis
trict Court.
Mr.. Fred Bailey has severed his
connection with the First National
Bank of Morris.
Judge Bemis, of the Metropolitan
was registered at the Merchants. in
St. Paul on Sunday.
Lawyer Ketchum, of Grant county,
tanght che of our justices law on
Saturday of last week.
Colonel Hugh Munro went down to
Atwater last Saturday to visit his
daugh! er Mrs. Clausen, of that town.
Mr.. M. B. Dunnell, son of Hon. Mark
Dunnell is registered at the Metro
politan. Mr.. Dunnell is an architect
of considerable merit.
Yesterday Mr.. Henry Peters ship
ped car load of fat steers to St. Paul,
AS they are not to be graded by the
Minneapolis Millers they will probab-
ly go No. l.,
After the cattle had been duly in
stalled into a car. and while the train
was being made up. large steer
jumped through the rear window anil
fell under the car which was in mo.
ton. however, the jolly old iron-clad
porter-house eunuch was finally ex-
tricated and sprang to his feet moth
ing daunted, with the loss of only one
horn in his little tiff with Monopoly S
car. For true western grit ana
toughness commend lis to a Peters
steer.
Pursuant to notice, the Annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Morris Creamery Association was
convened in Phoenix hall, in the vii.
lage of Morris. MIMI. yesterday at
two O'Clock, for the purpose of elect.
ing officers for the ensuing year. and
for the transaction of other business.
L. H. Stanton. president in the
chair.
A motion was passed amending
article 6. of the Articles of Incorpor.,
ton so as to make the number OF
directors six instead of four. exclusive
OF the president. The following Off
GERS were elected:
L. H. Stanton, President.
W. w. Griswold, Secretary.
d. Il. Sutherland, Treasurer.
j. D. Good, Director.
H. B. Wolf, ~ 8"
Fl. n. Wells, /"
D. r. Sutherland, +"
E. p. Watson, !"
d. G.. Smith. /"
w. W. Griswold, Manager.
Fifty-six shares of stock were rep
resented.
At the mass meeting held last Mon.
day night at Phoenix Hall to place in
nomination candidates for village
officers Hon i n Good was nhnaar