Morris tribune., 1885-06-10
LOCALS.

T. Sells Bros. circus exhibits at Or
tonvile the 25d inst.
Sunday is children's day at the
Congregational church.
\ slight frost is reported in this
IYicinity Monday morning.
The cheese factory commenced re-
ceiv;ng milk yesterday morning.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column.
Short hair must be blessing while
out i'll the gentle breezes of Cyrus.
p. a. Mccarthy is building resi-
dence in the vicinity of the new school
house.
\ number of new crosswalks have
been put III by the city lately. They
were needed.
'Help' is the subject for the Bible
reading at the Methodist church next
Thursday evening.
We are Informed that Rev. f. Wat
nv is expected home from his Wiscon-
sin trip tomorrow.
The new sidewalk, running from
the Metho list church west, on Eight
street, is great improvement.
The rain of last Friday night did an
immense amount Of good III this
section, but still we cotld stand some
more.
Jerry Mccarthy, of the town OF
Horton, died on Monday. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon from
the Catholic church.
The Graceville ball club will play a
return game with the second nine
Friday afternoon. We hope to see
our boys regain their laurels.
We understand that petition will
be laid before the city council to build
sidewalk out to Cyrus for the beneht
of one or more of our single gents.
The state railroad and warehouse
commission have completed their
work on the grading Of wheat. The
full text of their report will be found
in another column.
"Billien Good is now visiting at the
Methodist Parsonage. He is sweet
singer and his bird notes charm the
inmates of the house into pleasant
memories of the past.
The ladies of the Congregational
church desire us to return their thanks
to the Morris cornet band for the ex-
cellent music furnished at their enter
tainment last Friday evening.
DR.. Carl Schulin, German oculist
and aurist, of st. Paul, intends to
visit Morris Tuesday, June 3Oth. He
can be found by people afflicted with
sore eyes or ears at the Bemis House.
Beedles & Prindles Pleasure Party
will appear in this city on Thursday
evening, July 2nd. They are highly
spoken, of, and if you wish toienjoy
pleasant evening be sure and hear
them.
The Minneapolis News Letter has
given up the ghost on account of
lack Of money to continue its publica-
ton. It was very bright, sarcastic
sheet while it lasted, and its place will
be hard to fill.
Glenwood Press Bulletin: Some
fatal disease has broken out among
- the cattle in the town of Rolling Fork.
A large numb Der have died and the
farmers are considerably alarmed
over the matter.
Little Falls Transcript: Prof. Van
Camp and Martin Richardson left for
Duluth on Tuesday night, where they
have engageme nts with the city band.
Both are good musicians, and will
prove of much value to that musical
organization.
The safe of the county treasurer at
Wiiln1ar was robbed of about $1,000
one night last week. John Hultgrsn,
the register of deeds, has been arrested
aud bound eyer to the grand jury,
charged with the crime. No part of
the money has been recovered, how
ever.
Awell attended meeting was held
at Phoenix Hall on Saturday evening
TO take action in regard to securing
the location of the third asylum for
the insane at Morris. Several COM
rnittees were appointed to look the
matter up, and the meeting adjourned
for two weeks.
Our city is literally placarded with
large posters announcing Fourth Of
July celebrations I'm our neighborine
towns, but we have not heard any.
thing of what the good people Of Nor
ris are going to do on that day. Isn't
e. about time to take some steps In
regard to this matter?
All are inyited to attend childrens
Day. at the M. e. church, Sunday
June 18th. The evening service vii
all be given to the children, and the
most interesting part of the pro
gramme will be rendered at tina
hour. The house will be suitably
decorated for the occasion.
The ice cream and strawberry festi-
wai. given by the ladies of the Congre
gatieaal church at the residence Of E
=. Jones, last Friday evening, wa
largely attended and was success
both socially and financially. TIL
tables were set on the lawn, which
was handsomely illumated, and al
present enjoyed pleasant time.
A lively and interesting game OF bal
took place Saturday afternoon between
a nine from the town of Darnen and
scrub nine from this village, whiel
resulted in victory for the Darnel
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