Morris tribune., 1885-04-22

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home in Milwaukee on Friday OF this
week.
Gunder Thompson is in the county
Jail for 80 days for stealing a watch of
Mr.. Chrlstianson his former employer.
Miss kellogg, leaves for the cities to-
morrow to purchase a summer stock
ofmillinery which will surpass amy
stock this lady has ever brought to
Morris before. We would advise ladies
to wait till these goods arrive before
making their purchases.
The plan which has already been
we'll matured and for which $215,O
has been subscribed to induce farmers
to come to this county and settle, falls
to the ground because of the departure
of Rev. Watry Which will occur soon.
This is subject for regret. The plan
was an excellent one and Rev. Watry
better than anyone else could carry it
out.
! Donavin's Original Tennesseeans
are coming to Morris again. This
troupe was bore two years ago and
was heartily received. Those who
| enjoy entertainments Of the kind
given by them will be sure to hear
them upon this second visit to Morris
as they are first class. They will be
| In Phoenix Hall Thursday evening
April 3Oth.
The Stevens County Abstract and
Real Estate Agency has moved its
office from G. w. Rohne's building
to rooms l., and 8 In the First
National Bank. In their new iquar-
tors they will continue their abstract
and real estate business and will also
| conduct the collection business form
erly conducted by Spooner & Flaherty
Spooner and Flaherty are attorneys
for the Agency.
r. F. Elliott's photograph gallery
in the TRIBUNE building is now open.
Mr.. Elliott has had over twenty years
| of experience as an artist and thor
oughly understands his business. He
| takes all kinds of pictures and guaran-
| tees his work to be satisfactory. He
has come to Morris to stay and build
up business and We trust the people
Of Morris and vicinity will give him
liberal patronage.
A meeting of the legal voters Of the
| Independent School District of the
village of Morris will be held at
Phoenix Hall on Monday May 4th at
8 o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of
voting upon the question Of rebuild
| ing the west side school, the amount
! to be expended, for the same and the
| rsfunding of the present bonded in
debtedness as 1t natures
D. r. SUTHERLAND, President
A. A. STONE, Clerk.
Next Saturday evening Master
| Charles Mcclure of Red Wing will
give all exhibition in fancy and trick
skating at the Morris roller rink. He
has taken numerous prizes in skating
contests and is considered something
! of wonder when on rollers. He will
| appear in full uniform. The Morris
| Silver Cornet Band will be in attend
ance. The grand march will be an
other feature of the evening and the
rink will doubtless haye a very ami
mated appearance.
G. w. Jackson is now having print
ed 1O, 900 circulars and large nums
Der OF cards advertising his "Celebra-
! ted Hair Tonic and Remover" This
remedy is being rapidly and extensive
Iy introduced and is meeting with
| great popularity. Mr.. Jackson tells
us that wherever he places trial
bottle, future sales are assured as no
person after having used the tonic,
will ever be without it. Thomas J.
Murphy is now travelling salesman
and general agent.
The insurance upon the school house,
recently burned, has been adjusted
and is to be paid in full at the expira-
ton Of go days. The building was in
sured in two companies, $4,000 in the
Hartford and 1900 in the German, al
so 500 on furniture in the German.
The adjuster for the Hartford was
here in few days after the fire and
the adjuster for the German came last
week. Both settled satisfactorily.
I These companies are represented here
i by J. A. Johnson, who makes special
ty of insurance. He represents none
but reliable companies and does all
work carefully and well.
| Montevideo Leader: When there
is no wind we have warm weather,
but let the winds blow from any di-
rection almost, and we soon have the
evidences in the chilly air that they
come from vast snow Or ice fields. As
a consequence we have warm days
and cold days and occasional freezing
nights that serve to make what would
otherwise bean early spring, a back
ward one. Hence it is, that this oasis
in the desert of universal snow, has
not got and will not get many weeks
the start of surrounding regions, un-
less they stop sending along those
winds.
;, Rev. Francis Watry expects tx
leave Morris permanently about May
LIST. Owing to failing health, he ha:
thought it best to resign and his resig
, nation has been accepted and his sue
cessor appointed. During his resi-
dence here Rev. Watry has made
many warm friends who sincerely re
greet his departure. He has built w
. the Catholic church here remarkably
u and the present condition of the socie
:. ty, both religiously and financial,
speaks well for his labors. After visit