Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-04-23
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Wells is improving.

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. cock on Monday.
G. l.. Becker and wife were in Nor,
ris on Monday last.
Mrs. j. d. Good returned home from
Minneapolis on Monday.
H. II. Hart was in Morris on Mon
S day the guest of II. Hutchins.
Mrs. VIM. Allyn is in town the
guest other son c. H. Allyn.
Mrs. Blackwell left last week tC
: JON her husband, farther East.
Mrs. A. G. Ruddock of Hancock
took part in the concert last week.
{. L. c. Spooner and d. r. Sutherland
e visited Minneapolis last Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Wcbber will start fol
g Michigan tomorrow tof Il two months
visit.
= County Commissioners Heigeson'
Hall, HIGHLAND and Finnegan were in
the city Monday.
w. D. Hoard of Red Wing and r.
G. Jefferson of St, Paul came up on
Monday for 4 brief stay.
w. p. Todd Of Browns Valley
tarred awhile in Morris on Saturday
while on his way to st. Paul.
J. p. Davis OF this paper went to
Glenwood last Friday-fshing. Ty-
| Il,
Rev. j. P. Hutchinson is still receiv-
ing letters from those who are COM
ing across the pond to this land Of
plenty.
Mrs. Lathrop, widow Of Judge La
throp stopped awhile in passiag
through Morris last week rs tl.G CUES
Of Mrs Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton arrived from
the Sunny South on Saturday. We
welcome them TO Morris and wish
them good times at the Chimineys.
Don't neglect the garden.
Seeding is progressing very salts
factorily.
: new residence is going up on At
lantic Avenue, south.
The world does move. The Olive
Branch is improving itself.
The new time table for the Manitoba
road will appear next week.
An active trade during the coming
season is assumed in Morris.
The walk is being built leading to
! the court house on Fifth Street
The proceedings Of the Village Coun-
ell will be found in another column.
Geo. F. Cogel has work horses for
sale He will take cows or young
cattle in pay for them.
Henry G. Wolf contemplates NOV
ing to st. Paul next month where with
John Wolffhe will engage in business.
Hurrah for the coming spring. The
crocuSes are making the prairies
beautiful. There's more wild flowers
to follow.
Whatever has become Of the book
canvassers: Ne have not had re-
cent infiction of them. Perhaps they /,
will swarm with the mosquitoes.
Beecher believes in our Western
winters He says they cultivate home
qualities. Has he eyer been in any of
the billiards sent by express from
Winnipeg?
G.. H, Allyn received a car load Of
mowers, hay rai1es and Mccormick
harvesting machinery on Monday as |
beginning of the supply for his trade
this season.
A prairie fire lighted up the heavens
in the direction of the setting sun on
Sunday evening poverty Hill being
the observatory apprehension of its
village-ward.
Be careful aad prevent dyspepsia.
Pepsin may be good cure for it. But
just fancy taking as medicine the
active ingredient of q hogs stomach.
And that is just what Pepsin is.
'In the spring young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts Of love". So
says Lord Tennyson." Hurry up
young men and relieve some of the
young ladies Of their deluding dreams.
A sketch of the terminus of the
Northern Pacific railroad at New Ia
coma whittier one or two of our citi-
zens are bopnd appears in Harpers
Monthly for May. New Tacoma has
q very new look about it.
On Monday evening the boys and
girls of the town had a treat. Rev. j.
P. Hutchinson gave views in England
Paris and America closing up with
some comic sketches. The Congre-
gational Church was crowded.
The commissioners have decided |
that it is economy for the county not
to invest in a poor farm at present.
We believe that they are right and |
that the poor can be cared for more
cheaply recording to the present plan.
J. r. Perkins does net wish to have
any one who may be little more so
than usual falling, into the street i'll
front of his buildings OH Atlantic
Avenue and to prevent the occurrence
of any such dire calamity has widned
the walk TO standard width.
Rev. J. =. Hutchinson desires us to
state that the young people behaved |
most admirably at the recent enter
tainment. lie says lie addressed them
as young ladies and gentlemen and
they demeaned themselves as such.
There is some philosophy in this,
The "boys" of the town are about to
lose one Of their number. Mr.. Henry
Wolff will shortly vacate his position
as clerk in his uncie's store and conf