Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-08-27
PERSONALS.

this week.
Capt, r., P. Wells was in the cit.
on Monday.
II. G. Jefferson arrived from st
Paul yesterday.
Frank Tewksbury arrived in Morris
last Sunday night.
Tom Murphy of Sank Centre was il
the city over Sunday.
\. X. Gray, of Hancock spent las
Sunday at Browns Valley.
Mrs. VIM. Allyn is in the city, thu
guest of her son, c. I'll. Allyn.
c. e. Bennett was in the city yes
terday, talking Hops and Malt bitters
Miss c. l.. Dudley ofHastings is the
guest of her brother J. II. DIdley of
this city.
Frank Parke Of the Pope County
Press was ut the roller rink last Fri
day evening.
OIL. Brevig, of Hancock, attended
the Republican county convention
last Saturday.
Rev. VIM. Gill will preach in the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning and evening,
Mrs. J. ID. Good with her two ad-
opted sons left last Saturday morning
for weeks visit at Osakis.
n, McAfee, manager of the North
western Newspaper Union of st. Paul,
was in the city on Monday.
Col. II. Munro has returned from a
two weeks visit with his daughter,
Mrs. A. c. Clausen, of Atwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Remls enter
tanned the guests of the Metropolitan
last Friday evening. The party was
II very pleasant one.
Mrs. Tyler, Il sister of c. L. Brown,
arrived in Morris yesterday. She will
90 to Wilmar to-day, and will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Brown.
J. A. Bemis leaves this week to at
tend the meeting of the U. S. Railway
Mail Service Benefit Association
which meets soon at Buffalo n. Y.
Hon. r. M. Richardson left Oh Mon
day to attend the meeting Of the DEM
ocratic Fifth Congressional District
committee which was held at Fergus
Falls yesterday.
G. i. Becker of Browns Valley,
of the Democratic committee
of the Fifth Congressional District,
passed through Morris on Monday on
his way to Fergus Falls.
The county ticket nominated by the
last Saturday is a strong
one. Each of the nominees is an old
resident Of the county, highly !es-
eemed citizen and each is well known
md popular among the voters of the
county, Their qualifications are I'M
disputed even by the Democrats.
There is a disposition, too, among
to work tremendously
md actively for the success of the
icket. All things considered, it
Gems that the time is ripe for the
triumph Of the Republican party in
he county.
On Friday of this week the Repub-
leans of this district will make NOM
nations for the State Senate and
House of Representatives. Judging
rom the character and standing of
he gentlemen who will compose the
1t is safe to assert that the
will be all that can be
lesired, such as will command the |
aspect and support of the people of
he district. This will complete a
icket of which Re publicans may
Justly feel proud. From beginning to
nd the ticket is worthy of support
nd each member of it should be tri-
elected.
A Republican caucus for the Village
# Morris was held at Phoenix Hall |
asst Friday evening. D. r. Suther-
and was chosen chairman and G. l..
Brown secretary. The following del
gates to the county county conven-
ion were chosen by reclamation: J.
}. Good, Henry Hutchins, G. H.
Munro, E. w Randall, Samuel Larson
}. r. Sutherland, A. P. Dye,
4. B. Steadman and G. L. Brown.
The following Village committee was
Samuel Larson, Henry
Iutchins and L, 81, Stanton. Pre-
iminary steps were also taken to-
ward the organization of large,
,igorous and effective Republican
ampaign club tor the county.
The public schools open next Mon
ay. From very small beginning
hese schools have rapidly grown to
heir present prosperous condition.
High School is in successful opera
ion giving the schools state as well
s local reputation, The advantages
f the schools are enjoyed by the
eop1e of the country as well as of the
ity and the schools are q source of
ublic pride. For the coming year a
corps Of teachers has been
ngaged which insqres the continued
rowth, development and prosperity
f the schools. Pupils intending TO
vail themselves Of the superior adj
antages of these schools should at
end regularly from the commence
lent of the first term of the year. AT
he beginning of the first term, pu-
ills are classified and regular work
commenced. Those who enter later
md all classes more or less advanced
n the years work and often it is diff
cult to find q place into which they
xactly fit. Glasses with which they
Guild have worked at the beginning