Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-06-11
PERSONALS.


HI. Hutchins returned from Chi
cago last Sunday morning.
O.S. Hagclman arrived from Neche
ID. II. on Sunday morning.
Hon. III. w. Stone returned from
Chicago last Saturday morning.
II. j. Hitchcock Was IN the city last
Sunday calling upon old friends.
ia. Bemis left last night to attend
the Minneapolis musical festival.
Frank PaQuin of Herman called up
on old friends in Morris last week.
CO. Paquin of Brainerd was re-
gistered at the Metropolitan on Mon
day.
NJ. J. Mcdonnell, of Graceville, was
registered at the Metropolitan yester-
day.
Senator G. b. Buchanan of Morrison
county was in the city on Saturday
last.
DR.. and Mrs. d. r.. Sutherland and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Phelps are at Minnie
tonka.
G.. Wintermute has returned to his
Stevens county home from Fort Gus
ter, NJ. Il.
VIM. H. Link of Lake City made
the TRIBUNE pleasant call last
Thursday.
Hon. r. NJ. Richardson and daugl-
fer Mrs. II. Baldwin returned home
last Saturday.
Miss Julia Johnson is at home from
the Winona Normal School for the
summer vacation.
CT. Brown left on Monday for
Ortonville on legal business. He Is
expected to return to day.
81. Brewster and daughter, father
and sister of Maurice Brewster are
visiting at the home of the latter III
Rendsville.
Anton Watzke Sr. and wife arrived
in Morris about two weeks ago. he
has bought Peter Dahl's residence on
Third st. and will make Morris his
future home.
Elmer Bemis arrived last Friday
with his wife and children, They
have come to Morris for a permanent
home and will occupy w. w. Girls
wold's residence on West Ninth st.
TIE. Chase, Grafton; X. O. Skate
Doe, Mimic; S. J. Hill, Fargo; IL. ).
Hyatt, Fargo; V. Lindquist, Casseltoh
Geo. P. Harvey, Mimic; II. NJ. Vince
Ter, Grand Forks and DR.. A. z.
Rounsevill, Larimore were the guests
of J. A. Bemis at the metropolitan on
Monday. They were on their way to
Aberdeen to attend a meeting of the
Masonic Grand Lodge.
Hancock, like Morris is to have a
new school house. The Olive Branch
says:
mittee have agreed upon a location
and got the plan and specifications OF
the new building and they will push
the work of erection as fast as possible
Last Sabbath was childreu's day
At the Methodist church the children
of the Sabbath school took part in the
services of the morning. The services
consisted of Rotations by the little
folks, interspersed with music by the
choir and congregation after which
Rev. B. Phelps, the pastor, preached
brief and appropriate sermon.
Last Saturday evening James
O'Brien of Donnelly met with a very
serious accident. While on his way
home from Morris the wheels of his
wagon suddenly dropped into hole
in the road throwing him heavily to
the ground breaking his hip. IL this
helpless condition he spent the night
on the prairie. When found the next
morning he was brought to Morris
where. under skilIful medical care he
is doing as well as can be expected.
The new government postal notes
with which Mr.. Torpey and other
postmasters are supplied and which
they will begin using as soon as the
supply of the old notes is exhausted
ia of a slate black color. The design
is the result of the determination of
the government to devise note which
could not be "raised' from the amount
for which it was issued. This point is
secured by the removal of a vertical
row of figures signifying dollars in
the old note, and the substitution of 9
set of coupons at the left of the notes
each representing q dollar. For {
note of 81 .25 the dime and cents will
be punched in new note, and thu
dollars will be dene ted by tearing Of
three coupons and leaving one joinet
to the note.
Many of our theatre going citizens
will, no doubt, be surprised to Learn
that Miss Goodrich, the attraction a
the Opera House this week, is tn
daughter of III. G. Goodrich Of Thu
city, well known in sewing machine
circles, and among ship builders 70
his inventions. 1t is quite eviden
she inlerits her fathers natura
genius. She is not only an actress bu
all authoress. Her drama which
meeting with such success this week
is q work that many an older hea
might well be proud of. The pla
(Wanted Husband) is CLEAN an
pure, interspersed with sparklin
comedy. Judging by the manner i
which it is received here, it is bouu
to have a long and profitable ru,
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