The sun., 1884-06-12
THIRSDAY. JUNE 18th. No. ~.
HJMR EAMS.

GJMH EAMS.
nNsr s.,ia tl.is morning was just
What WIS ifeetled.
Tho Foundation for the new schooi
.aasc Will be completed in about
week.
N... John Richards, formerly OF
Morris. is NOW resi- lent of kai.sas
ely, Mo-
COMMISSIONER Hutehins returned
ts,sr, ss.a Chicago tea-p..ity On Mon
lay morning.
We under rstara that se~emi pleas
ma. -t,sI;sts are soon to DC placed upon
il,kc C'ystal.
A.uc,,s asla Inexpensive wire fence
mrs ls.ea ps,t up Wonnd the CO. IS
l,u;ise grounds
Mr.. Jna. r. Perkins, says Se- has
more ups and do ms than amy other
ylan in tle county.
Mr., W. Is. Hancock las u power
:s,s.nrilleat work getting out stuH iof
:ne new school-house.
sIr. Wm. WaderslofS, of Pepper
ion. has been saesl, ing Morris with
ca,ly vegetables ttris spring.
We wo,..l Hrge uson those who are
in arre.srs with THE SvN the great
pleasure it would give us 10 receive
their remistances.
Air. and Mrs. Wells entertained ut
supper Tuesday evening, Dr. ana
Mrs. IIulburd. Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Msnro and Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Good.
Seventeen riekerei pi'ce for
fbree-tifty one in all, says our arith-
metical slave. was the result OF a
S-y mornings fish on Wintermute
Lake.
Reudsville las had many entertain.
mrnts Of late, and we understood II
taxed the powers of the young men
nf the town 20 keep up with the band
wagon. SO to Speak.
The 4 Ii of July executive commit
tee met the various subcommittee
on Friday evening, at Phoenix Hail.
md 'appertioned the funds according
tu the +. .guirements OF each.
Work upon our streets is progress
sing finely under the energetic super
vision of Mr.. John r. Perkins. Inc
ri,y rs to-be congratulated upon secnr-
ing the services of the present super
visor.
The village council met last night,
but nothing of particular Importance
was transacted, if we except the Ut
lie preliminary '.scrap between one
f the city fathers and well-known
citizen.
Rev, Mr.. Marsh, German Methodist
mirister, Of Pepperton, left Monday
niyht for Henderson, Minn. 1t is
understood that he will soon bring
Mrs. Marsh back witt, him to Stevens
county.
From the amount Of lumber the
farmers have been drawing out OF
town during the past week. one car
7ns but think that improvements
are being made somewhere in the
country.
Mr.. James O'Brien, of Donnelly
had the misfo,tun TO be thrown
from his wagon last Thursday, u
his way home, and sustained a tract
ure of the thigh. We hope he vii
repidly mend.
Mr.. C,las. Wintermute is hom
again from Montana. lie accompan
lid the 2ad Cavalry for more than ~
lslIes on their overland march to Cal
ffornia. from Fort Custer, and re
ports delightful trip.
Yesterday was the closing day a
school. Prof. McCrillis Informed u
that the number of scholars in after
dance during the term was 28l. O
this number, 273 form the basis TO
annor.ionmcnt of state funds.
Hon. II. ". Stone started out fo
tfie north. yesterday: fine drove
about one hundred cattle, which II
proposes To dispose of wherever j
can, to the best advantage. Mr.. J
w. Foss las the droye IN charge.
Last Friday promised to be an ,lr
eyrntful day until Lel;.mf Weilinf
ton tried to take up a board from tn
sidewalk with his buggy wllee
Tie failed, but was able to borrow
new wheel to carry him home.
Elle importance Of Il town is mad
apparent by its selection as u point /,
travelling dramatic companies and til
circus. Morris has been enjoyin
this distinction in. a large degre
1ateI5' AID tH.ays ferE corresponding
proud.
We learn that two gentlemen noi
st. Paul have purchased loAs adjoir
ing j. Christiansun's residence an
are going to erect thereupon, imm'
Aiatcly. a roller skating rink. TIL
will he good news for the many 10
crs Of THAT sport sf<thc village.
Avlneeting Of the Democratic co,il
tycommitte win be lleiti vt THE ST.
s,ilice Saturday next.at two O'ci,ck 4
NJ % consider such business as rna
l1,brOnght before It.
FIELDER Is. CHEW,
Chairman.
1Ise Germen Methsdiste congreg
tion. ~ Penperton. have decided
move fsc church NbMiliang from i
rrelent sit8 10 the land 0wned by II